Farm home accident tolls six thousand in 1944
The tally shows six thousand accident deaths in farm homes during 1944. A safety note claims the safest substitute for a hammer is a hammer. Mr and Mrs Emil Wahrmund and their sons Emil Jr and Kermit have returned from a trip to Carlsbad Caverns Colorado Springs and other western points of interest.
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Emil Wahrmund
Emil, Jr
Kermit
Carlsbad Caverns
Colorado Springs
West
Greatest Privilege in Texas Democratic Primary
A call to defend private enterprise and individual rights against socialism and dictatorship. The piece urges Texans to vote in the Democratic Primary, warning abstention leads to political slavery and loss of citizenship freedoms. It stresses the ballot as the great privilege and notes the upcoming Saturday election as a freedom defender’s moment.
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England
Germany
Russia
Uncle Sam
United States
Texas
Miss Patsy Bingham Visits Dallas Relatives
Little Miss Patsy Bingham of Dallas visits the home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weinheimer for a family gathering in this Dallas note.
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Patsy Bingham
Dallas
Gus Weinheimer
For Sale Suffolk Bucks Lambs and Yearlings
Suffolk breeders advertise healthy market lambs ready for sale. Also a ranch and farm hand wanted with modern house and transportation for school children. $100 monthly salary. Write Box 10 Mountain Home Texas.
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Suffolk
Victor F. Marshall
Harper, Tex
Mountain Home
Texas
We Believe We Believe State Ballot and Airport Advisory Plan
We oppose candidates with C I O ties and back John H. Sharp Graham B. Smedley Weaver Baker Olin Culberson George H. Sheppard Lather James. We praise the court for airport investment and suggest forming a fifteen member airport advisory committee to study questions and inform the court.
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John H. Sharp
Graham B. Smedley
Court of Criminal Appeals
Weaver Baker
Junction
Texas
State Board of Control
Olin Culberson
George H. Sheppard
Lather James
Frederickshuro
Air Port Committee
City Ditcher Arrives To Aid In Sewer Building
The Barber Greene Ditcher bought by Fredericksburg as a war surplus item arrives and will aid sewer and water connections. It cost 3825 dollars plus 614 dollars freight, with five digging speeds and capacity for 18 to 24 inch wide trenches eight feet three inches deep, weighing 30,000 pounds.
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Fredericksburg
Utah
Alfred Neffendorf
Molberg
Station owner's mixed emotions on summer tire work
A neighborhood filling station operator weighs the pleasure of fixing up cars for vacation trips against the loss of business while customers are away. He hopes to fit in a tire job but frets that the business won’t roll in during a two week absence.
Public Health Nursing Career Urged For Girls
Dr Geo W Cox Texas state health officer urges high school graduates to consider public health nursing as a career. He notes strong demand for professional nurses, travel and income benefits, and that 37 Texas schools offer nursing programs with fall classes starting around September 1. Details are available from hospitals physicians nurses’ organizations local health departments and the Texas Department of Health.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W Cox
Cox
R. N
Texas State Department of Health
Boyce House Maps Lieu tenant Governor Platform in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Tex An extended platform from Boyce House a journalist and commentator includes better farm product marketing and prices more farm to market roads improved agricultural methods higher teacher pay efforts to curb juvenile delinquency redistricting pension payments support for peace officers and veteran aid to ease job access and VA cooperation.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Boyce House
Fort Worth
House
Texas
Veterans Administration
Firearms Behind Seven Percent of Fatal Farm Accidents
A report cites firearms causing seven percent of farm accident fatalities. Researchers urge stricter safety practices and better handling protocols to reduce lethal incidents on agricultural sites.
Rev F X Wolf Elevated to Monsignor in Catholic Church
The Very Reverend F. X. Wolf, pastor of St. Marys Church, was informed by Archbishop Robert Fe Lucey of San Antonio that he is elevated to Monsignor with the title Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius XII. The announcement came at Sunday masses after St. Marys celebrated its 100th anniversary, with a solemn investiture to be set later. Msgr. Wolf has led St. Marys since January 1938 after serving as assistant pastor.
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F. X. Wolf
St. Mary’s Church
Robert FE. Lucey
San Antonio
Pope Pius XII
Monsenor
Father Wolf
St. Mary’s Parish
Lucey
St. Marys Church
Msgr
Wolf
Brenham Man Dies in Local Hospital at 70
Wm Janner of Brenham Texas died in a local hospital on Monday July 22 1946 at age 70 years 7 months 1 day. Born in Germany December 21 1875 he was survived by two sons Charlie and Otto and a daughter Elsie Kuscker. Funeral services were held July 24 in Brenham with interment at Prairie Hill Cemetery. Reverend P Goglin officiated.
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Wm. Janner
Brenham
Texas
Germany
Charlie Janner
Charlie
Otto Janner
Elsie
Henry Kuscker
Janner
Fredericksburg
Beckmann
Leon Simank
Braham
Prairie Hill
Rev. P. Goglin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Safe Tool Storage Advice for Garden Work
Always store shovels forks hoes and rakes after use. Leaving tools on the ground is dangerous and can cause trips or injuries in work areas and yards.
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