Buick Tourneycar Goes On Winter Golf Circuit
The 1940 Buick tourney car with a public address system and high speed printing press tours major winter golf events from Miami to Augusta. Driven by Darrell for Golf Magazine, the 20,000 mile voyage includes the Miami Open Los Angeles Open and other stops. The vehicle weighs over 2000 pounds with a 141 horsepower engine and Buick straight eight.
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Buick
Byeran Darrell
Golf Magazine
Miami
Fla
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Carolinas
New York
P. G. A. Representa
Tives
Florida
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bing Crosby
Rancho Santa Fe
Darrell
Phoenix
San Antonio
Houston
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Coral Gables
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
Asheville
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Altho
Handsome Station Wagon Adds to 1940 Oldsmobile Line
Oldsmobile announces a luxury station wagon for 1940 built on the Series Sixty chassis. D. E. Ralston, general sales manager, says it meets dealer demand for a high quality eight passenger model with ample cargo space. The wagon uses Oldsmobile standards and offers roomy seating and a large barrage area.
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Oldsmobile
D. E. Ralston
Ralston
Oldsmobile Deauville Station Wagon Highlights Features
The new station wagon features a white ash and walnut trim, rigid four door body, window regulators, and high quality interior. Safety gear includes safety plate glass, sealed-beam headlights, and hydraulic brakes plus hi test windshields. Quadri coil suspension, knee action front wheels, and a six cylinder 90 horsepower Econo Master engine with 100 percent full pressure lubrication. Hydramatic optional, synchro mesh standard, and lone color options with Deauville tan as default. Spare tire mounted on tail gate with removable rear seats and adjustable front seat. Available colors Egyptian ivory Catalina gray Cherbourg blue Shirvan green.
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Oldsmobile
Dog Plays St. Bernard in Snowbound Montana Ranch
Three Forks resident Clinton Phillips and family were snowbound at Silver Sage ranch when a dog named Blue, owned by Herbert Dunbar, delivered a note tied to the dog’s neck seeking help. Within two hours food supplies were dispatched to the stranded family.
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Three Forks
Mont
Blue
Clinton Phillips
Silver Sage Ranch
Herbert Dunbar
Phillips
Reward Identified as Best Spring Wheat for Kansas
Kansas State agronomist L P Reitz advised farmers who lost winter wheat to plant spring wheat with the Reward variety. Tests show Reward best fits central and western Kansas, though Thatcher Renown Rival Pilot and others look promising but lack thorough testing.
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Manhattan
P— L. P. Reitz
Kansas State College Agronomist
Kansas
Thatcher
Renown
Rival
Pilot
Baldwin News Highlights Local Civic and Republican Events
Community notices recount visits to Kansas City. a fire department call with no damage. DAR delegate selection for district activities. the third annual Lincoln day dinner in Baldwin with Douglas county Republicans. greetings from Gov Ratner and Congressman U.S. Guyver. Lincoln poem read. speech by Glenn Archer. civic leaders honored.
Lincoln Day Dinner Held In Baldwin Community
Musical numbers by an octette of Baker men directed by Prof Rice and Murray Hamilton featured two tenor solos with Donald Fletcher as accompanist. Dr Charles W Bailey, who marked his ninety second birthday, offered the invocation. A Lincoln veteran in Lincoln's army, he voted for Lincoln and is the last Grand Army of the Republic member in Baldwin. The group voted to hold the Lincoln day dinner in Lawrence next year with Richard Stevens as chairman and Mrs Robert Oyler as co chair. Attendees came from Lawrence Eudora Lone Star Worden and nearby rural areas. Ellen Counts, doing graduate work at Syracuse University, was elected associate member of Siema Ni.
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Baker
W. C. Rice
Murray Hamilton
Donald Fletcher
Charles W. Bailey
Dr Bailey
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Baldwin
Lawrence
Richard Stevens
Robert Oyler
Eudora
Lone Star
Worden
Ellen Counts
Syracuse University
Siema Ni
Miss Counts Advances in Zoology Graduate Work
National honorary scientific fraternity notes Miss Counts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Counts, is in her second year of graduate work in the zoology department.
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Miss Counts
Wilson Counts
Marriage License Issued to Moss and Stancliff
A marriage license was issued at the courthouse yesterday to Hubert E. Moss and Mamie Marie Stancliff, both of Lawrence.
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Court House
Hubert E. Moss
Mamie Marie Stancliff
Lawrence
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