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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
2
A nostalgic tribute honors the father figure as a steadfast provider and moral guide through wartime and economic strain. The piece reflects on his youth, discipline, and dignity, contrasting past restraint with present global upheaval while affirming enduring family bonds.
The article recalls past censorship when Uncle Sam cleared obscenity from mailed publications including confession magazines. It notes publishers shifted to express magazines and all picture magazines now rise in numbers. The piece questions how far new, more daring content will push limits and who bears the cost.
A New Jersey real estate expert urges realtors and buyers to ignore stock market doom and politics and seize the present housing climate. He notes record low vacancy, mortgage rates, abundant credit, and favorable terms while warning that waiting for certainty will push prices up and tighten deals.
A large Bowie crowd traded and shopped Monday while Mrs. H O Norvell and family visited with Lora Kirby in Nocona and Belcherville. Pauline Blasingame returned from Bowie. A birthday party honored Johnnie Raymond Jr. Elder John Raymond hosted guests. Henry Rowe returned to Perryington, Oklahoma after visiting relatives.
Essay by T C Richardson urging thrift on farms through trench silos and saved by products. Emphasizes storing corn and hay to prevent loss, using grass residues for livestock, and selling value of preserved feed. Cites regional farming insights and advises consulting county agents for best silo practices.
A Washington Herald editorial notes potential anti monopoly actions against Ford Chrysler and Sloan and links to a broader Third New Deal push. It cites Rep McFarlane charges about RCA and AT&T, calls for a select committee, and discusses rail, cotton and wage hour legislation and looming adjournment.
The House Rules Committee approves a resolution to investigate the Radio Monopoly amid FCC charges and counter-charges. The full Commission testifies, hearings conclude, and the panel votes to probe all phases of the radio industry with a floor action planned for Monday.
The ad touts Black-Draught as a remedy for sluggishness from constipation, claiming a dose or two brings prompt refreshing relief and makes work feel easier and life more pleasant. It notes nearly a century of use with many men and women relying on it.
Mrs. Guy Hill and Troy Walker of Wichita Falls visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker Sunday. R D Hill of Bowie and H T Sullivan family join relatives in various social visits. Eltons Hill move to Alvord and Stanfield Ranch member Norvell Walls guests in broader local connections.
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