Farm Women Outlook 1939 Household Prospects and Prices
Farm Women 1939 outlook with Louise Bryant ties to Texas A and USDA extension. Expect higher prices for potatoes vegetables and fruit while canned goods bought in bulk save money. Home sewing and homemade clothing reduce costs as electricity radios and labor saving devices stay affordable. Building materials furniture and autos likely rise modestly with gasoline and tire costs up.
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Chauum
Mian
Louise Bryant
Texas A
Dr. Gollge
Washington, D. C
Usda Bureau of Agricultural Revnwats
Christmas Day Visits Across Dallas and Nearby Towns
Dallas residents and families extended holiday greetings with relatives in Dallas, Royse City, Plano, Paris, and Tyler. Many spent Christmas Day with parents and spouses. several travelers planned trips to Waco, Kennet, and Karns. A birth was announced at St Paul hospital in Dallas, with mother and baby doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rae Roach
Royse City
T N Roach
Odell Smith
Dall
John ‘Smith
Mien Loin Evans
Waco
C L Bolen
Ft. Worth
Angzars
T Grow
Mra
J H Crow
Sfissea Robbie
Fay Me
MC Kirkham Millan
Paris
Cerrollton
Lasley Nobi
Cleveland
Texas
St. Paul Hospital
Dalles
Dell Smith
LA Smith
Julia
Joyce
Abilene
Hoyt Rainey
Fayett
Villey Ark
Fred Keneipp
Bill Subletter
Maggie Sublette
Dallas
Velma Edward
JC Carver
Mildred Denny
Norman Borden
Dallow MY
Oney Krease
Houston
Chenemive
Wadre Bos
Jeroy Craw
Alice
Corps Chriati
Laroy
Tvs
Texas Arian
Dambary
Absence and Oblivious Morning Moments
The passage centers on a man who rises, brushes teeth, shaves, and exits abruptly after a terse goodbye to a neighbor’s wife. He interacts briefly with a neighbor’s dog and then heads off with an umbrella, reflecting absent mindedness as a college comic narrator notes.
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Sato College
Bhie Moon
Wife Sees Road Joy But Calls for Stint to Earn Cash
"Yes," replied his wife. "But you can't get the fullest enjoyment out of your auto. Every once in a while Yes have to quit, motoring long enough to earn money for lis up.
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Lis
Weather fragment hints at strange stormy scene
Fragmentary text describes unsensible weather and a puzzling scene with references to a crow and a garden tool. Unclear names or places. The readable parts suggest a chaotic weather moment and a stray exclamation about mowing.
Selence Explains Heredity Answer In Philadelphia Bulletin
In a Philadelphia Bulletin piece Selence discusses gender traits and heredity, noting that half of her ancestors were men and the other half women. She explores how appearances shift between scarce and greatly feminine traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selence
Philadelphia Bulletin
Weary Willie I and Tattered Tom Dialect Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue captures a dialectic exchange with references to shaving, pain, and a widow. The garbled lines mention a few weeks of service charges and a five dollar weekly rate. The text preserves characters named Weary Willie I, Tattered Tom, Hizarm, and Widow in a clipped, provisional local tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dervice Pere Iheart
Fragmented Social Sketch and Erratic Dialog
A damaged OCR fragment shows a terse exchange about settling down and a questioning reaction to a call. The text includes stray phrases about a new partner, a boat image, and mixed emotional cues, with unreadable portions clouding the full meaning.
Easier to Love If You Marry the One You Trust
A clipped line discusses marriage and money, noting a man’s income tax and debts. The speaker suggests love is easier when paired with a trusted partner, while financial worries loom as a significant concern. The fragment hints at social pressures around marriage and economic status.
Fragmented OCR Snapshot of Incoherent Local Notice
Readable text shows garbled dialogue with misspellings and misordered phrases. No clear event, names, dates, or places. The fragment lacks coherent factual content to summarize into a proper news item or notice.
Whitlock Family Attend Cheigt Mat Tree Event
Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs J T Whitlock and their children, Mr and Mrs Noble Whitlock, Mr and Mrs P T Whitlock with son Gerald, and Dallas residents Mr and Mrs ie Bishop with Louis Carroll and Hobtie Reed. A stray question asks about letterhead or envelopes and notes printing.
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Hot Whitlock
J T Whitlock
Noble Whitlock
P T Whitlock
Gerald
Dallas
Ie Bishop
Louis Carroll
Hobtie Reed
Dalles Man Snags Four-Dollar Bill in Odd Postwar Handoff
An unclear report from Tulsa details JH Luss of Dalles seizing a four-dollar bill late last week, mentioning an offer to push his substitute hon up a month and involving D L Palmer of a job complex in Oklahoma. The wording is garbled, but the key names and places suggest a local postwar money-handling incident connected to Tulsa and a Dalles individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH Luss
Dalles
D L Palmer
Tulsa
Okla
Want Ads For Sale and Suburban Notes in The Chronicle
Fragmentary classified items mention sale opportunities in Texas with references to subscriptions and a reader advisory. The garbled text hints at a neighborhood exchange and an inquiry about a Latin lesson, plus a stray line about a keyboard instrument and a public plea.
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Jor
Joh
Whitlock
Crystal
Hlt. Whitlock
Farm Women
L J McCormick
A G Kirksey
Cumby
Maurine
Lone Oak
PE Sorraila
Bfr
Andrew Tacknon
McCormick Pharmacy
Kmas Cigars
Plaza Theatre
Witliam Boyd
Hopalong
Popeye
Rerial the
Rane Ae
Sun
Mat Mon
Tues
Nob Hhurns
Barents
Rte Sa
Margaret Sully
Sammy Ajet
Clark
Uh Weim
Absen
Willie
Bill
Cliesant
Archie
Ivy
Pias
FHA
Will Paws
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
C. W. Ramsey
Carrollton, Tanase
Atlee
Texas Bank & Trust Co
E. O. Terry
Lamar
Dallas, Texas
Phong
Por Sale
Dalam
Nannie
Hava Sdmp
Ulaee
Mio Fm
Sbscfiston
Tihars
Chile
Llton
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