Turnip 25 Inches Wide Joins Bowie News Office
Emerson Lynn Jr notes a home grown turnip from San Antonio weighing 6 pounds and 25 inches across. He shares driving notes from a Chicago Christmas trip, highway safety reflections, and travel to Bowie with plans for new business moves by T. L. Williams and Estle Williams.
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EF. M. Wiggins
San Antonio
Julie
Jim
Joni
Bowie
Bowie to ban burning trash as city starts free first month
Bow ie city officials vote to ban trash burning within limits starting New Year Day with the city dump open to private haulers temporarily. The council plans a free first month of collection, then a 1.50 dollar monthly fee for February and later charges for commercial pickup. They authorize purchase of two new trucks and assign 14 000 dollars for the project.
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Bowie
Banks
Edwards Chevrolet Company
Scott Whaley
Lighting Contest Winners Reported
Judges for the Chamber of Commerce Christmas decoration contest announced six winners. In the business division Helen's captured first and $10, Bowie National Bank took second and $7.50, Patterson Studio finished third with $5. In the home division John Heltzel at 709 Small won first with a train and snowmen, W. A. Ragsdale at 305 Rock earned second with sparkling lights and a Christmas tree, and Doyle Richardson on Stoneburg Highway won third with $5.
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Chamber of Commerce
Helen's
Bowie National Bank
Patterson Studio
John Heltzel
Small
W. A. Ragsdale’s
Rock
Doyle Richardson
Stoneburg Highway
Miss Juanita Whitehead Dead After 17 Year Injury
Juanita Whitehead of Bowie died in Galveston hospital on December 21 from injuries suffered in a car accident in 1947 en route from Fort Worth to Wichita Falls. She had her 29th operation and had lived disabled in a wheelchair since the crash. Survived by mother Mrs Eula Pollard a sister Mrs Ethel Medford grandfather Eli Whitehead Wichita Falls two aunts and a great aunt. Funeral held December 23 at Owens Brumley Chapel Bowie with burial in Rosemont Cemetery Wichita Falls.
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Juanita Whitehead
Eula Pollard
Bowie
Galveston
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Ethel Lou Medford
Eli Whitehead
J. M. Strickland
Johnny Wheeler
O. O. Balentine
Otis Whitehead
Owens & Brumley Chapel
Rosemont Cemetery
Montague County Oils Boom With 187 Wells In 1964
Montague County leads Texas oil activity in 1964 with 187 wells completed. The report lists D-18 Salmon and E-6 Salmon near Nocona, plus multiple wells around Bowie Mon tage Ringgold Belcherville and St Jo with outputs from 14 to 459 barrels per day and gas oil ratios up to 200 000 to 1. The data reflects ongoing payroll significance and a strong oil economy despite statewide gloom.
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Montague County
D & FE
Nocona
W. M. Fry
Continental Oil Company
Montague
Susette Meyer
Continental
Hinds Clark
Ringgold
R. Dunlap
The
Walthall Estate
Panther Drilling Company
Wildcat No
Roscoe “B
Bowie
Phillips Petroleum Company
W. T. Tompkins
Bonita
Texaco, Inc
Bennett Oil Company
J. B. Irons
Bennett Oil Co
Brashear
Jack Grace Producing Company
J. K. Brite
Longhorn Producing Company
T. B. Coffield
J. S. Roberts
Lula
Dave Moss
Belcherville
R. L. Force
Coffield
Longhorn Producing
Walsh & Watts
M. E. Daniel
Salmon
R. Giles, Jr
D. H. Bolin
Paul Clark
A. V. Corpening, Jr
Walsh & Watts & M. E. Daniel
No. 3
A. Durham
St. Jo
Austex Oil Company
Await Baby of the Year Welcoming Bowie’s First 1965
Bowie merchants stage a gala First Baby of the Year contest with gifts for the newborn. Mothers must report birth to The Bowie News within 48 hours to participate. Participating firms include Hargood Variety Al Cure Laundry Tiny Tot Shop Slaughter Drug Patterson Studio Walker's 5 10 Ragsdale Mobil Service Bowie Ford Dealer Walter Seiden Fine Service Gary Nees Lumber Bow ie Mattress Travel In Cafe Cotton's Cafe Perry Bros Variety Griffin's Rexall Drug.
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Bowie
Hargood Variety
al Cure Laundry
Tiny Tot Shop
Miss Village Jr. Shop
Slaughter Drug
Patterson Studio
Walker's 5 & 10
Ragsdale Mobil Service
Bowie Ford Dealer
Walter Seiden Fine Service
Gary Nees Lumber Company
Bowie Mattress Company
Travel-In Cafe
Cotton's Cafe
Perry Bros. Variety
Griffin's
Rexall Drug
Finnish Girl Tells Rotarians Of Life In Her Native Land
Sargit Kitti Sohlberg of Helsinki Finland spoke at the Rotary Club meeting last Wednesday. She discussed Finland's political system Arctic climate and Olympic achievements and noted her U S library work under the American- Scandinavian Foundation while visiting Texas and Baltimore via an internship program.
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Sargit Sohlberg
Helsinki
Finland
Bowie
Miss Sohlberg
Enoch Pratt Library
Sargit ‘Kitti’ Sohlberg
Rotary Club
Oliver Orton
United States
Texas
U. S
American-Scandinavian Foundation
University of Helsinki
Tambara
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Maryland
Nancy Orton
Towie
Vaima Sohlberg
Sohlberg
Kitti
Oil Progress Section Delayed to Next Bowie News
The Bowie News reports Montague County oil activity last year exceeded expectations, delaying several oil industry reports to the next edition. The ongoing oil fraternity work is highlighted, with a promise of fuller coverage in the following issue.
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Bowie News
Montague County
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