Local News from Lohu Tex Updates and Visitors
Rains totaling 4.6 inches benefit grain fields and pastures but trouble cotton farmers. Pte William T Lohn returns home from Fort Gordon for leave before overseas duty in Japan. Various visits and weekend travels noted including Reed Steward from Montana and families from Dallas Brady and Waco. A wallaby note appears as an odd non sequitur at the end.
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Lohn
Tex
William T. Lohn
Fred Lohn
Fort Gordon
Gia
Japan
Reed Steward
Montana
Ima Sanderson
Special Agents at War On Oil Field Rustlers
Special agents organized like cattlemen's associations combat oil field equipment theft. A Petroleum Week report notes agents from a major office reduced thefts from hundreds thousands of dollars to a fraction, targeting rustling across Texas and nearby areas.
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New York
Local News Notes From Fike and Nearby Farms
Several families visit Dallas for the State Fair while others recount travel to San Antonio and Houston. Cotton picking delays due to heavy rains slow rural work. crops are reported good in Post and surrounding areas. church services planned by Pastor Otto Lund. Oil industry theft prevention efforts include posted rewards, outlet checks, and equipment branding as industry groups push for tighter security.
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Donald Finlay
San Antonio
Howard Finlay
Cortez
Lillie Otte
Lee Rutledge
Robert Pearce
Bobby
Dallas
John Guice
Trady
Home Demonstration Club
Houston
Dallas Fair Weekends Visit by Mrs Wayne Rawlings
Dallas hosted Mrs Wayne Rawlings and her companions Steve and Beth during a weekend visit. They attended Ire Capades and additional events at the Dallas Fair.
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Wayne Rawlings
Steve
Beth
Dallas
Chevrolet to unveil two luxury models in new line
The text hints that V&'s engine will look different with two all new luxury models of magnificent distinction. Visit a Chevrolet dealer soon to peek and inquire about early orders as a "58 Chevrolet-Firster" event.
Thief’s recycling of equipment risks felony charge
A reader notes how stealing equipment can be prosecuted as a felony if the value exceeds a threshold, while cutting up items for junk can reduce penalties to a misdemeanor with lighter sentences. The piece warns crafty thieves may dodge harsher charges by altering the item value.
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Beau James
Bob Hope
Jimmy Walker
Jas
Darren Metiavir James
Rue Vew
Lolu News
Bill Growning
Robert Bratton
Richard Grubbs
E-1
Bissett
Waco
Carrie Bissett
Pearl Williams
Brady
W. Bloomer
Melvin Natho
Ruston
H. H. Joiner
Pontotoc
Joiner
Bloomer
Natho
R.G. Hall
Jeram
Ruby Williams
Eden
Jimmy Cawthon
Karen
Linda Sue
L. A
Brady Drug
Prescription Service
Dial
Texas
Fife
Bette
J. Purcell
Aaron Warner
Abilene
Cyril Farmer
Andrews
Mike Heatwright
la Grange
Ben Farmer
Alpine
L. M. Farmer
Tom Hickman
Otto Lund
Erty
Chevrolet
General Electric
Fes
Phil Nake
I. Aa
Evridge Appliance Co
Brady, Texas
Rigger Sia Snes
Kentucky Wonder
Idaho
LG Jar
Kimbell
Oxydol
Grandy
Woodburry
Maryland Club
Bright & Ka
Coffe
Turkey
Colorado
Oleo
Crold
SUNCO
Rath
Wilson’s
del Monte Gol
Hershey’s
Elberta
Kimbell’s
Honey Boy Salmon
Hunt
Pillsbury Angel Food
Kimbell’s Grapefruit Juice
Starkist
Lowman
del Monte Prus Cock Tate
R. A. McShan Grocery & Mkt
Corner
North Bridge & Crothers Ave
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