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A biblical verse attribution highlights Luke 8 17 about nothing hidden remaining concealed urging disclosure and exposure of concealed matters.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
2
A biblical verse attribution highlights Luke 8 17 about nothing hidden remaining concealed urging disclosure and exposure of concealed matters.
The Bowie Art League showcased pictures to cultivate appreciation for beauty. Members balance homemaking duties with sketching, joining Garden Club and MacDowell Club and other local groups in fostering regional culture.
Rainier months bring overflowing weeds and standing water in vacant lots and alleys. Officials warn mosquitoes and disease carrying flies thrive where water stagnates. Citizens and city cooperate in a diligent cleanup removing cans barrels and any container that holds water to prevent illness and possible deaths.
The article argues that agriculture remains essential for long term town prosperity. It urges conserving soil, planting pastures, improving livestock breeding, and diversifying land use. It stresses that sustaining agriculture is a shared duty of landowners, businesses, and organizations for a bigger, better future.
Mrs A G Alexander returned Saturday from Childress where she had been with friends and relatives for ten days. Miss Delores Wright of Childress is spending this week with Mr and Mrs A G Alexander.
Local notices show Mr. and Mrs. Barney Giles in Wichita Falls on business while many relatives visit Bowie throughout the week. Names include L D Tucker Breckenridge C W Watts P W Watts Hattie Porter Ruby Bell Chris Huth and others with travel to Fort Worth Denton Lubbock Seattle and Woodley Island.
Farm plans for soil and water conservation were begun on Harry Walker in Stoneburg Troy Woolf north of Bowie and J F Lovelady in Stoneburg. Walker reports good results from 10 acres of vetch planted last fall for green manure and plans more plantings next fall. O J Orton near Bellevue notes a two year old planting of weeping love grass yielding seed, a new grass with potential for pasture and erosion control.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating oil to relieve burning, perspiring feet and soreness. It promises easy restoration of work comfort, non staining application, and money back if not satisfied. Available from druggists everywhere.
Farmers Langford and Pollock seek a Soil Conservation Area along Farmers Creek to protect cultivated land and improve pastures. Rain gauges record .86 inch over the weekend boosting gardens and crops. Engineer Carmichael cautions on stock pond siting, stressing appropriate dam size and water retention through soil borings.
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