Farmer Loses Flock After Nine Turkeys Killed
A resident of San River Farm reports a fox killed eight turkeys on his property. He attempted to trap the animal with a pot and end. The predator was clever and escaped, leaving losses and calls for stronger protection.
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Free Dance Afnale by Jeme Westley and Racks Whythm
A short business trip brings Jeme Westley and Racks Whythm to Want Texan points with Nelson and Homer on the scene. locals note a rapid pace of travel as the group explores prospects and markets along the route.
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Four Men and a Prayer portrays danger in love and war
A garbled review blend quotes from Cosmopolitan style fiction and film notices about Four Men and a Prayer and Technicolor features with Mary Car, Lloyd Nolan, and Lynne Overman. It mentions an Andy Clyde comedy and a wildlife dog story plus various 1930s era titles and theater listings.
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L. E Tennison Seeks Re election Justice of the Peace
L E Tennison announces candidacy for re election as Justice of the Peace. He has filed his name with the Executive Committee to appear on the ballot. He pledges to continue efficient law enforcement and fair administration without favors.
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Sheep protection dog law sparks debate in county officials
Ames residents debate a proposed dog tax and enforcement that would allow ranchers to kill stray dogs found on their land. Critics warn of double taxation and humaneness concerns while supporters urge better protection for flocks and property. The discussion reflects broader worries over nuisance dogs and rural security.
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Supreme Court Sustains Verdict Over Advertising Rates
The Supreme Court upheld a jury verdict in Austin finding an advertising rate set by the railroad commission unfair and remanded to the Court of Civil Appeals for judgment. The case, begun in 1902, questioned the commission policy that favored local distributors and restricted Lone Star Jun Company. The court ruled the commission’s order confiscatory and affirmed the jury’s findings, with remand for final judgment. Other major cases since 1920 covered rates in Port Worth, Royce City, Wichita, and regulatory disputes in Sherman, Wichita Falls, and Port Worth.
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Needle swallowed in 1908 finally removed from heel
Kansas City May 20 A needle Mrs Verne Doyle swallowed in 1908 while sewing mended after a long drama. The needle traveled to her left heel causing pain. An x ray revealed its location and an operation removed it after years of effort and pain.
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