Elf Juniperperper’s Ski Test Goes Wrong at North Pole
Juniperperper eagerly tests skis at Santa’s North Pole ski factory but crashes head over heels, breaking skis in a pile of splinters. Santa worries over Juniperperper’s fit for toy work as Mrs. Claus asks if he is hurt and contemplates a new role.
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Bob Boyle
Mrs. Santa
Mrs. Claus
Santa
Juniperperper
North Pole
Juniper Perper
Juniper Per Per
Toy Fire Engine
Magic Forest
London
Zaire
Mobutu
Mobuto
Gatwick
Cara
Britain
Brussels
Estelline Community Notes and Visit Highlights
Mrs. Permela Timmons of Northfield visited her mother Mrs. Mannie Crump. Crump returned home with Timmons for a short stay. Shoppers Miss Lena Bell Martin and Mrs. Artie Nance visited Childress. Other locals mentioned include the Nivens, Sloan, and Davidson families with several trips to Amarillo, Denver, and Wellington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nivens
Permela Timmons
Northfield
Mannie Crump
Joe Eddins
Hazel House
Childress
C. L. Sloan
Lena Bell Martin
Buck Campbell
Tracy Nivens
Crews
Pat Bell
J. D. Morris
John Goodson
Amarillo
J. Stigall
Dallas
Willie Stigall
Mesquite
Dude Merrell
Earl Pope
Merrell
Wellington
J. H. Hayes
Price Dinner Chooses Amarillo Chairs for Fundraiser
James B. Franklin an Amarillo independent landman and Mrs. Tom Herrick Amarillo business figure will chair the December 18 fund raising dinner honoring U S Rep Bob Price. Grady Hazlewood Rayford Price Marcuf Abraham Tom Christian John Tower will attend with John Connally as speaker. Tickets via Republican county chairmen by Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
James B. Franklin
Tom Herrick
Mesa Agro, Inc
U. S
Bob Price
Price
Franklin
University of Texas
Air Force
First National Bank
Amarillo College Board of Regents
High Plains Baptist Hospital
1973 Wheat Crop Doubles in Value
The Agriculture Department reports the 1973 wheat crop valued at a record 6.5 billion dollars, more than double 1972. National average price rose to 3.82 per bushel, with a record 1.7 billion bushels produced.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Great Plains
Kansas
Nixon nominates Hill ambassador to Argentina
President Nixon says he will nominate Asst. Defense Secretary Robert Hill as U.S. ambassador to Argentina. Hill, with Pentagon security expertise, will replace John Lodge who resigned. Hill has previously served as ambassador to Spain and held posts in Costa Rica El Salvador and Mexico.
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Washington
Nixon
Asst
Defense
Robert Hill
United States
Argentina
Hill
Pentagon
John David Lodge
Spain
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Mexico
Students collect Campbell’s Soup labels for school project
Wilson and Lamar Elementary students gathered 5128 labels between October 15 and December 8 to exchange for audio visual aids. Top class led by Felton Lane with 642 labels, followed by Louis Sally 516 and Nina Walkup 397.
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Wilson and Lamar Elementary
Campbell’s Soup
Felton Lane
Louis Sally
Nina Walkup
Hazel Bullock
Lewis Meinzer
Charles Christy
TPO
Price seeks energy relief and drilling incentives in Congress
Rep Bob Price outlines a plan to ease the energy shortage with tax incentives for home insulation and business efficiency. He proposes removing nonpollution auto emissions in rural areas, lifting steel tubing price controls, and encouraging new drilling rigs to expand oil and gas supply.
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Congress
Cost of Living Council
Oil and Gas
13Th
Texas
Ways & Means
Harvest estimate lowers cotton crop outlook for 1973
The Agriculture Department projects a national cotton harvest under 13.1 million bales for 1973, down 1 percent from last month and 5 percent below the prior year. Upland yields average 508 pounds per acre with state totals ranging from 160,000 bales in North Carolina to 4.7 million in Texas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Missouri
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Girl Scout Junior Troop 102 Christmas Calendar Sale
Members assembled at the Girl Scout House then sang carols at the hospital before returning to receive calendars to sell and turn in proceeds at the next meeting. A Christmas party is set for December 18 at Mrs. Clint Crawford’s home with invited parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Crawford
Kelly Smith
Carol Bozeman
Shareee Burrus
Kristal Cheatheam
Melissa Christy
Becky Crawford
Sharon Proffitt
LaTonia Ralston
Kristy Riddell
Lisa Towry
Glenda Johnson
Jina Jones
Terri Jones
Michele Lynn
Sandra McKee
Deana Trones
Leslie Vaughan
Jenny Wetherington
Shari Wilkins
Kathy West
DeDe Coats
Mmes
Lonnie Lynn
John Trones
Finney
30,000 Kinds of Steel in Modern Industry
The steel industry now produces 30,000 types of steel, double the amount a decade ago. Metal Progress reports 15,000 new types added in ten years to meet consumer needs and competition. The report stresses a key shift toward collaborating with customers to fulfill specialized steel requirements.
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New York
Metal Progress
American Society For Metals
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Juniper
Perper
Estelline News
Florida City
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
AP Newsfeatur
Santa Monica
Calif
David Janssen
Ellie
Superior Court
Janssen
Janssens
Santo Domingo
Cesar Cedeno
Houston Astros
Cedeno
Dist. Atty
Maximo Henriquez Saladin
Altagracia de la Cruz
Miss de la Cruz
Towson, Md
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Maryland State Bar Association
Leon H. A. Pierson
The
Bar Association
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Orig
Jcpenney
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