Texas Work's News: War News and Cotton Drive
The report covers wartime efforts in Texas including gas and ration talk, dehydration plant ties to war needs, and a community cotton-picking effort in Bellville where townspeople closed shops to help harvest. It notes officials urging mileage rationing, a large plant capacity for drying vegetables, and local athletic updates.
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Bellville
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Chamber of Commerce
L. J. Clark
Palo Duro Canyon Tourers Draw Crowds From Plain South
A vivid home paper style travel sketch invites readers to imagine a journey over the Palo Duro Canyon south of Amarillo and east of Canyon. It notes the canyon’s layered walls and strange rock formations, with Paleontologist Guy Studer offering context on geological strata and historical curiosity drawing thousands of visitors to this dramatic landscape.
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Barviers
George
Bingville
Home
Treut
Himma
Satan
St. Peter
Howe
Amivitlo
Canyon
Palo Dury Canyon
Mason Kira
Hnavoraily
Guy Studer
Abe & Innaunyerme Wibheriny Alona
Palo Duro Canyon
Texas Girl Marries in New York City
Thelma Guthrie of Morgan Texas and Arthur W. Dahm of Brookland N Y wed Friday evening at the Little Church Central Texas Bus Line in New York City. The bride wore a blue dress with cordon and corsage. maid of honor Mrs George Zocheo. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Dalton of Bergrnfiel. Public notice lists travel details and fare.
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Thelma Guthrie
Morgan Texas
Arthur W. Dahm
Brookland
Little Church Central Texas
New York City
Clifton
George Zocheo
Temple
Ant
Dalton
Bergrnfiel
J. Wat Beh
America’s Wealth Tied To Private Enterprise Strength
In a reflective piece the author argues that America’s wealth stems from private enterprise and free competition. It praises the Constitution, founders’ vision, and the opportunity to work and save. It contrasts American capitalism with planned economies and warns against shifting to socialist models.
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United States
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Americs
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China
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England
Brady to send gun back to Germany
Brady residents report a German 17 millimeter cannon repaired by the American Legion is being dismantled for scrap and returned to the government amid post wartime tensions. Ernst Tetens Carl H Nance and C Jobson organized the removal, with old McCulloch County jail iron eels sold as part of the plan. Mayor Harry L Curtis notes the relic’s obsolescence and its danger.
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American Legion
Adolf Hitler
American Legion Post
UN Wannon
Ernst Tetens
Carl H. Nance
C. ©. Jobson
Uabbock County
McCulloch County
Eld
Harry L. Curtis
Record Office Sells Typewriter Ribbons and Machines
The Record office announces a new supply of typewriter ribbons and various makes of machines at moderate prices with a guarantee of quality. The story notes United States steel output in 1942 reaching 48 million net tons of ingots used for castings, nearly matching 1917 peak wartime production within two percent.
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United States
Hillsboro College Abandons Football
Hillsboro College announces it will not field a football team this season plans to enroll all male students in a military style training program. The move follows the college’s 1903 establishment and reflects a shift to wartime readiness and collective survival priorities.
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Hillsboro
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