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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
10
A religious verse from Isaiah 25 8 proclaims that death is swallowed up in victory and the Lord God will wipe away tears from all faces. The message emphasizes comfort, triumph, and divine consolation for believers.
The piece urges Bowie area business leaders and landowners to expand agricultural output to meet rising non farm populations in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston. It emphasizes soil improvement fertilizer use rainfall capture land reclamation and boosting crops to supply butter milk eggs beef pork and fruits, framing it as a major local economic opportunity.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram argues the Senate banking committee overstepped by enacting rigid installment credit limits on autos and durable goods. It favors presenting the case to the Federal Reserve Board for flexible, general authorization to curb inflation without lawbound rigidity.
The lesson centers on the intrinsic value of every person as created by God. It contrasts Jesus generous regard for individuals with human judgments, citing Matthew 8 and 18 to show teaching by example and parable, stressing the worth of the individual, care for the outcast, and the shepherd seeking the lost.
Special attorney Jack Garrett for the City of Bowie and Independent School District announces that several foreclosure suits on delinquent taxes have been filed and final notices sent to taxpayers. He notes a statutory lien on property can be foreclosed and sold by sheriff, clarifying that homesteads can be foreclosed for taxes under state law and constitution.
Mrs. James King of Arlington visits to be near her mother Mrs. L. V. Eakman who is reported seriously ill, prompting family concern and local attention.
Dr. George W. Cox and the Texas Health Office urge June as National Dairy Month praising dairymen for progress in safe milk production. They stress cleanliness sterile utensils cold storage and proper bottling to protect infant health from bacteria and disease transmitted by milk.
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