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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
5
Ford introduces a modern design with hull-tight construction and quiet operation. The 1952 Ford features 110 hp V-8 and 101 hp Six engines, Power-Pivot Pedals, and options including Fordomatic Overdrive or Conventional, with 18 models and wide color and upholstery choices. Test drives urged at local Ford dealer.
A concise reflection contrasts Milton’s claim that few can love freedom with Lincoln’s stance against servitude. It frames democracy as a balance between liberty and responsibility rather than license.
The author cites oiling 30 and 40 miles of rural roads to reduce mud for farmers and oil field workers. Seven steel bridges, largest 120 feet and smallest 20 feet, were built under Howard Middleton with 236000 pounds of steel, rated 75000 pounds, replacing weaker bridges. All work completed without extra taxes or debt, praised for cooperation and blessings.
A list of authorized Democratic primary candidates including Marvin F. London for Sheriff J T Lindsey J L Buck Jameson re election Leonard Bertram G W Wat Self For County Clerk Dave W Rhone For County Treasurer Fred B Wall re election For Commissioner Pct No 4 Lee O Ferguson For Justice of Peace Pct No 2 Bert Lancaster John A Craver
Colorado Jaycees on a 760 mile covered wagon trek halted at America's First Boys' Ranch 40 miles west of Amarillo on the Canadian River. They toured facilities in Tasco and met 160 resident boys as ranch staff showcased milking, riding, schooling, and the 22 buildings including a 24 bed housing unit.
A statement by Mary Baker Eddy asserts that freedom of religion and personal conscience cannot be restrained by rulers or state power. It emphasizes the right to adopt beliefs, seek medical care, and live or die by one’s own rational understanding.
An ad claims a strong fungicide called T-4-L kills athletes foot germ on contact by sloughing off outer skin. It promises instant drying and greaseless feel and directs buyers to Wilson Drug with a 40 cent back offer.
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