Local Civic Club radio program highlights community voices
The article describes a Civic Club radio program featuring guests like J L Burke Jal school superintendent and Johnny Connell, with remarks on the club's history and local figures. It mentions the Bailey boys and rumors about Hollywood and NBU signing them, plus Dr Oakes’s new patient moonlight treatment and a new coupe for travel.
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Johnny
Connell
Civic Club
Bailey
Hollywood
Nbu
Pr. Oakes
Kwestion Korner Quiz Questions
Quiz prompts ask about Jal business section length, truck street count in Jd, identify owners of Jon yor name, and number of stone business buildings in dal. Answers unknown in given text. no clear data provided.
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Jal
Miny Sieets
Jon Yor
Dal
Arswergsmext Weels
Harper Services Held At Pecos Texas
Funeral services were held in Pecos Texas for Mrs Cleo Harper Jal businesswoman. She left no close relatives except husband Walter E Harper and many friends to mourn her passing. Attendees from Jal included George Davis Jim Sousa res Mmes Nor lect Pendleton Bond Hollis Baird Satterwhite Boone Johnson and others. Mrs Ralph Baird and Mrs Whiteworth sang a duet accompanied by Mrs Sou t on piano. The body was taken to Waco Texas for burial.
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Ecos
Texas
Cleo Harper
Jal
Harper
Walter E. Harper
George Davis
Jimmy Sousares
Mmes I’. S. Nortlect
Walter Pendleton
Will Bond
Bill Hollis
Ralph Baird
Jimmy Satterwhite
Howard Boone
Randy Johnson
T Mutter
Mir
Gi Robinson
Mmes M. (. Whiteworth
Claudia Roberson
John 1
Justis
M . Whiteworth
Jimmy Sout
Y Butlet
Waco
Merchants of Jal Urge Community Support and Feedback
Editorial thanks Jal merchants for cooperative effort in a city paper serving Jal and surrounding areas. The piece says the aim is to serve Jal, expand opportunities, and build the town in the right direction. It invites readers to patronize listed stores and share suggestions and criticisms for improvement.
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Jal
Noted Oklahoma pharmacist and mayor Ht H McAllister profiled
Editor starts a weekly series profiling business men. This first sketch covers Ht H McAllister known as Doc McAllister. He began as a soda jerk, then earned a pharmacy degree at the University of Oklahoma Norman. He owned and operated drug stores in Tonkawa Seminole Garber Shawnee and Oklahoma City and had ventures in Hobbs and Jal. Now mayor of Jal he leads civic efforts for community betterment.
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Ht. H
Doc
McAllister
McAllister Walborg
Atro
School of Pharmacy
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Oklahom Tonkawa
Seminole
Garber
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hobbs
Jal
JAL JABBER and town notes tease start of school
A jumble of local vignettes mentions silent groups by businesses, a serious Chinker-Checkers game, Eden rumors about Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler, and a possible Adam and Eve act. A car polish habit, McKeown's store friendly greet, the Newstand pride, Jarecki's new radio aerial, World Series chatter, and two ladies walking daily to shed pounds signal small town life returning.
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Eden
Frank Butler
Dimmy
McKeown
Jarecki
Jal City Considers Bond Issue for New Water System
Jal City Council votes on a bond issue for a new water system with improvements including new lines and a deep well. A. A. Hazeltine promotes the project while council sets bond advertising for three weeks and pursues civic upgrades such as street trees lawns and a volunteer fire department with drills and volunteer compensation.
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Jal
Messers J. M. Whiteworth
A. H. Adams
Bill Collum
H. H. McAllister
A. A. Hazeltine
Con Ummers
J. Parteson
Mercy Shannon
Warning to Fishermen on Perch Bait Ban
Fishermen are warned that using perch for bait is forbidden. John Gaither of this city paid a fine of 40.50 after being caught at Red Bluff Dam. The notice emphasizes compliance and the cost of violating the rule.
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John Gaither
Red Bluff Dam
Jal Gets New Stone Building On Highway South Intersection
A stone building is under construction in Jal with Fraini and Farinelli overseeing the erection at the south intersection. Others refuse to discuss occupancy plans.
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Jal
Fraini
Farinelli
First Air Mail Flight Chicago to New York 1919
The inaugural air mail route from Chicago to New York was established in 1919, marking a milestone in U.S. postal logistics. The event highlighted early aviation milestones and the growing role of air transport in federal mail delivery.
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Chicago
New York
Jal New Mexico contest invites name for weekly newspaper
Merchants offer a cash prize for the name chosen for Jal's new weekly paper. Eligible residents must submit the proposed name with full details to Box 1018 Jal New Mexico by September 5. Entries arriving late will not be accepted.
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Jal
Frank's Place Cash & Carry Grocery
D. C. Buffington
Jarecki Mfg. C
MR. Davis
New Mexico
Mrs. O H Cutshall Ill In Jal Home Laundry Proprietress
Mrs O H Cutshall of Jal, proprietor of the Home Laundry, is seriously ill at her home. Her condition has been critical but she is now reported to be in a convalescent period and requires complete rest and quiet.
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O. H. Cutshall
Jal
Slow Down Sign Proposed for Sharp Curve at Jarecki Mfg Site
Safety note urges a north end warning at the dangerous S curve near Jarecki Mfg Co to curb 40 mph traffic. Vic and Mrs G Brown of the Texas Pipe Line camp are spending two weeks on vacation in Colorado.
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Jarecki
Mfg. Co
Vic
Mrs. G. Bk. Brown
Texas Pipe Line Camp
Colorado
Yearouts Called to Bartlesville for Father’s Condition
Mr and Mrs Bill Yearout travel to Bartlesville Oklahoma to be by the bedside of Mrs Yearouts father as medical concerns arise.
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Bill Yearout
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Mrs. Yearout
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