Governor Bailey Favorite in Amarillo Straw Vote
A straw vote at the Mission Theatre by Amarillo Daily News and Daily Panhandle aimed to pick a gubernatorial candidate for Texas. Bailey led with 49 votes, Paley second with 29, others: Thomason seven, Lewelling three, Hobby eight, Loney two. The item also notes a feature on heroes and conscience and a health ad for Martin's Blue Bug Killer.
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Mission Theate
Amarillo Daily News
Daily Panhandle
Panhandle
Tosas
Gillek
Lotavnd
Pat Neff
Joseph W. Bayley
Thomason
Lewelling
Hobby
Loney
Texas Wheat Acreage Cut Alarming in Texas
Fort Worth March 7 Wheat acreage in Texas has been greatly reduced this year due to heavy rainfall starting last fall and continuing through planting. Only 25 to 30 percent of usual acreage is planted with the northeastern region hardest hit as thousands of bushels remain unthreshed.
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Fort Worth
Texas
H. B. Dorsey
Wcrerary
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
Dorsey
Blood Sucking Insects Feed Controversy In Chickens
A fragmented notice references feeding a product called Martin's Wonderful Blue Big Killer to chickens, with unclear sponsorship by Carpenter Bros and mentions the Rocard and Dallas News. The readable text suggests a sensational claim about insect control and poultry health, but lacks verifiable details.
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Martin
Carpenter Bros
Prickly Ash Ditters Promises Relief From Indigestion
Reading of odd anecdotes on strength and marriage fades into a sales pitch for Prickly Ash Ditters. The ad touts it as a remedy for liver and bowel disorders. Price listed as $1.25 per bottle from Carpenter Iron, Special Argenta.
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A. G. Gilliam
Clifton, Texas
Bailey
BR. E. Thomason
Cooke
Tom Bradley
Thoorsens
Gainesville
By Joe Sappington
Brown Leghorn
Wall
Poot
Difwin Record
Dallas News
Yan
Tong
Story
Conta
Chambery Gough
B.C. Bergman
Clifton
TOM -C_. PARKS
J. M. Jenson
the Farmers Bank
the Rocard and Dallas News
Luke McLuke
Howe
Levine
John E. Swenson
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