Decline in Medical Staffing Across Regions Warns of Shortages
The passage notes shifting numbers of physicians and surgeons, with a drop in certain categories from 16 per 140 in 1080 to 14/000 in later years, highlighting a broader trend of inadequate supply in larger urban areas and concerns over public health capacity. It mentions increasing demand for medical technicians and attendants, while warning of overall declines in several classifications.
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Weekend Movie Ad Warns Against Jay Walker Shoppers
Urban ad copy touts films at local theater with stars like Cooper and Wallace Beery. It warns of the “jay-walker” buyer who skips lines and overhypes savings, urging readers to compare prices with reputable merchants and beware mail order schemes.
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Jay-walker
Inet
Jaystuiyer Knoyen
Soviet Propaganda Exposed by Western Journalist Tour
American journalist Thomas Walker toured Ukraine during a Soviet Union visit and reported stark hunger, famine deaths, and violence. He smuggled photos home, describing 6,000,000 starvation deaths in eighteen months and guards shooting civilians for gathering grain.
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Untitled Note on Chicken Theves and Ethics Revival
Fragmentary OCR notes describe chicken thieves using a spray gun to silence fowls and discuss revived ethics in a long-ago driven business. References to Wesley and buckshot imply rural theft and gun use, with disjointed phrases about colors, palate, and high frequency sounds.
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Fragmented local notice on community events and weather
The text conveys a noisy fragment about social visits to Piola and Realy families, with references to Valley Milli and Clifton relatives. It mentions a rainy week, some garden damage from hall-related activity, and a general sense of community life with limited legible details.
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Valley Milli
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Clifton
Sone Hall
Pickle Project Takes Ten Demonstration Clubs Lead
Ten families in the county receive guidance on cucumbers and pickling under a home demonstration program led by Mrs. Lew Foley and Mrs. E. Orton. The group emphasizes the right cucumber variety, careful soil and root care, and gentle cultivation to prevent crooked fruit, aiming to produce about 60 gallons of pickles per home.
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Taft
Bes County
Dallas Couny
le E. Orton
Irving Home
Hill County Wool Sales Reach 6000 Pounds Last Week
Hillsboro Texas May 4 Hill County sheepmen sold 6000 pounds of wool here last week About 60000 pounds were marketed in 1914 representing nearly half of the county production from about 6000 sheep in Hill County.
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Hill County
Hillsboro
Texas
BTU MEETING AT COON CREEK MAY 12 AT 2 30 PM
The Associational BTU will meet with Coon Creek Baptist Church next Sunday afternoon May 12 at 2 30 p.m. Rev R C Brinkley pastor of Koppers Baptist Church will be the inspirational speaker. The note urges good attendance to support the hosting church.
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R. C. Brinkley
Koppers
King Ranch and Kenedy Ranch Fence Error Found
May 5 in McAllen Texas civil engineer E M Card reported fencing lines between Kenedy and King Ranches extended over 30000 acres of King estate. The Kenedy owner, unphased, ordered moving the fences while King Ranch remains the largest ranch. Kenedy becomes cow pasture.
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King Ranch
Banker Is Stricken in Lampasas Merchant and Banker Die
Starlin May 7. M Stokes Lampasas merchant and banker died here today of heart diseases. The body was sent to Lampasas for burial at Weitnesd.
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Lampasas
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Couple Dies In Car Crash At Midland
Midland May 7 Billy Thompson ice cream supper host of a rabbit, crow and rat commission lost two relatives in a fatal automobile collision. Mary Mann 14, daughter of Rev W R Mann, and Thompson, brother of Col Ernest C Thompson, were killed when their car crashed into another vehicle near the highway. One hundred people attended the supper at the Cooper home in Midland where the accident occurred. John Schumacher, high point winner, had just returned from Midland to receive a prize box, while the Rotary convention crowd attended. A post card from Mrs Clara Speers 21 years ago from Las Verne, Minn, was delivered.
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Billy Thompson
Ernest C. Thomps
Texas Railroad
Mary Mann
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John Schumacher
Otho Thomp
Amarillo
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Wool Notice for Wool Customers by A. Nelson
A notice states that Woolman A. Nelson will wait on wool customers. The fragment mentions the wool business and a person named A. Nelson, indicating service or sales duties. No dates or locations provided.
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Move of Auto Shop to Gulf Station Building
An automobile repair shop and related auto parts business relocate across from Clifton Bakery to the Gulf Refining Company station. The Gulf Station will offer Gulf gasoline, oils, tires, and accessories, with continued auto repair and salon services for Dodge and Plymouth cars, aiming to provide the new customers with the same trusted service.
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Gulf Refining Company
Clifton Bakery
Dodge
Plymouth
Heniatter
Angas
Gulf
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