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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
2
Scurry County reports widespread cotton worm presence across sections. Entomologists urge early countermeasures to protect projected above average 1944 45 cotton output, noting costs per stalk are minimal compared to potential losses. The Texas institute estimates vast, preventable insect damage tied to extensive production.
An order effective September 1944 requires all processors and dealers selling protein feed cake or pellets to obtain a Purchase Certificate from the County Agent where the purchaser lives, with exceptions for purchases not exceeding 500 pounds in 30 days. See County Committee or AAA office.
Residents of the community mourn news that Pfc. John Raymond Jr. was killed in action, a report reaching Mrs. John L. Raymond Jr. A Clyde Bennett has returned home from Oregon where he worked in shipyards.
Anadarko visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W A Doudy and daughter Mrs Willie Ogle. Bowie guest Miss Jerry Zuber visits Mr. and Mrs Jake Zuber. Bill King, formerly with American Airlines, spent time with his parents in Ft Worth. Families from Post Oak, Jacksboro and Bryson noted in recent calls and showers.
An OTC remedy called Magic-Ease First Dose claims to relieve backache urinary burning and rheumatic swelling through bodily pH correction. It promises quick relief from muscle soreness and pain with Natural ingredients. Available at Griffins Drug Store for $1.00 from CIT-ROS listed distributors.
The Texas Board of Insurance Commissioners issued a warning urging residents to verify they understand policies before paying for out of state insurance companies not licensed in Texas and advertised by radio or direct mail.
The Board of Insurance Commissioners warns that several home offices outside Texas use mail and radio ads to sell policies without a Texas certificate of authority. Such firms cannot be regulated by Texas law and disputes must be pursued in their home state. Texans should verify authority before buying and can contact the Board at the State Office Building, Austin 14, Texas, for inquiries.
Mr and Mrs Harry Dunbar of Wichita Falls were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Glenn Trout, sharing a cordial afternoon and hospitality in their home.
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