Longhorn saloon hints at drift and danger in Dodge City
Kerry, a drifting ranch hand, drinks in the crowded Longhorn saloon of Dodge City as a green-eyed gambler Calder and a poised stranger Wayne Cameron figure in. Margie performs on stage while Calder taunts Kerry about past ties and danger looms over the split of land and status.
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Dodge City
Kerry
Trail
Longhorn
Dodge
Margie
Calder
Lou Calder
Texas
Mescalero County
Cameron
Wayne Cameron
Wayne
Spur
Mr. Wharton
Wharton
Houston Woman Mentioned in Cardboard Note
Mary Hazel Schoellkopf, a teller at a Houston bank, is referenced in a local note. The note mentions her husband Schoellkopf and their young son named Cash, with sparse details about the family.
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Houston
Tex
Mary Hazel Schoellkopf
Cnt
H. Schoellkopf
Cash
L N Tracks Near Cullman Plant Site With Materials Ready
L N reports materials are ready for construction of a track to a new Cullman plant site. The move includes storage of machinery in Cullman warehouse and planned railroad spur completion. George Stiefelmeyer joins Cullman Utilities Board replacing Melvin Dahlke amid other board changes.
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L&n
Cullman
S. E. Kelley
Jno
H. Swisher Co
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Davis
Davis
Jacksonville
Fila
George Stiefelmeyer
Stiefelmeyer Gin
North Alabama Equipment Co
City of Cullman Utilities Board
Stiefelmeyer
Melvin Dahlke
Tuscaloosa
J. W. Arnold
Conrad Howard
Kiwanis Pushes Cleaner Hartselle with 25 Trash Cans
The Hartselle Kiwanis Club, with merchant help, buys 25 trash cans for downtown. Police will remind residents to use the cans and avoid street littering.
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Hartselle Kiwanis
Hartselle
Kiwanis Club
U.S. tobacco production climbs to a record 998000 tons
U.S. tobacco output in 1954 reaches 998000 tons, up 7 percent from the prior peak. The rise marks a new all time record for production as farmers expand acreage and demand remains steady.
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U.S
City Hall Closes Earlier in Hartselle
Beginning Thursday the Hartselle city hall began closing at 4:30 PM instead of 5 PM to allow water, light and gas clerks to check that day’s receipts before leaving. The change follows a suggestion from the son of a city auditor to improve accounts.
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Hartsele
Hartselle
Start Each Day Fresh With Better Condition
The note urges beginning each day in improved condition since the prior day’s work was incomplete. A fresh start is advised to improve performance and ensure better daily outcomes.
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Nick Sumner
Nick Suraner
King Features Syndicate
Mr. Riordan
Orthoday
Paul C. Davis
Moulton Street
Sas Ree
Srwotrbem Fe Seles & Service
Oscar Dunlap
Leeth National Bank
Banking of the South
Eaton
City Hall
Valley
Colonial Rest Home
Earl H. Sherrill
Decatup
Courtland Highway
Hunter
Decatur
Cosco
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