Tatum News details moves visits and local reports
Miss Alice Gary and her mother moved to Rowell while Mrs. Bon ner bought Miss Gary's beauty shop in Tatum. The Odis Echols Melody Boys, sponsored by the Tatum Lions, performed at the school auditorium on November 25. Many locals travel for holidays and visits, with brief notes on family trips, church events, and local business updates.
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Alice Gary
Rowell
Bonner
Miss Gary
Tatum
Russ Anderson
Ruby Baum
Nancy Burns
el Paso
Texas
Lois Dallas
Jack Neely
Burns
Buddy Burns
Rex Burns
Neeley
Persis
Tatum Lions Club
Arthur Nutt
Colorado
Lovington
M. C. Robinson
Roswell
Emory Yadon
E. L. Harbinson
E. M. Green
Wichita
Kans
Bob Harding
Raymond Harding
Los Angeles
Sam Counts
Lubbock
Irene Murphy
Hobbs
Jewel Burns
South Main
Alvin Robbinson
N. M
C. R. Harbor
Grand Falls
Raymon Hardin
Monument
Marquette Cagle
Little Son
The
Baptist Church
Doc
Cobern
Alabama
Birmingham
Pratville
Olive Nelson
Buck Hight
Orvil Marley
Training Union
Air Base Mission
Phill Murph
Amarillo
Cattle King in the Cotton South Leads beef cattle revival
Mississippi breeder M. P. Moore, head of the American Polled Hereford Association, promotes balanced agriculture and beef cattle in the cotton south. His 12,000 acre Sanatobia farm blends cotton and cattle, with 249 breeding cows and a February 20, 1950 sale planned for 50 head. International shipments of seed stock have spread his herd from Mississippi to Argentina, Uruguay, New Zealand, and beyond.
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M. P. Moore
Sanatobia
Miss
American Polled Hereford Association
More
North
Misississppi
University of Alabama
Moore
America
Mississippi River
Polled
Kansas City
Argentina
Uruguay
New Zealand
South Africa
British West Indies
New South
Senatobia
Mississippi
Cattle Market Slump Across Midwestern Fairs
Cattle prices eased at several midwestern markets with steers and heifers down up to 1.00 in spots while hogs rose modestly. Chicago bids showed 15.00 to 15.75 for hogs and lambs around 22.50 to 23.25 with varying receipts across 12 markets.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Iowa
Minnesota
Iowa-Minnesota
Farmers No Longer Need to Chop Holes in Stock Watering Tanks
An article explains winter farming water needs for poultry and livestock and reviews electric solutions. Immersion heaters, 1000 watt capacity, keep water warm. 300-watt deicers prevent surface ice. heated drinking cups use thermostatic elements. A treadle in the pipe allows animals to drink, while pressure systems and heating cables keep water moving and pipes unfrozen.
Grandma Cora Phinnessell Ends Cookie Jar Deception
In Memphis Tennessee Grandma Cora Phinnessell reveals she used a cookie jar to hold dog biscuits and forgot to tell neighbors about the switch. The article notes the United States produces about 12 percent of the world's food with 6 percent of the population.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cora Phinnessell
The
United States
Too Much for Any Siam
DETROIT divorce case reveals Welter z Burnett testified that his wife Eileen drank his beer and poisoned bottles by filling them with colored water before restocking the refrigerator as he worked.
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Detroit
Welter Z Burnett
Eileen
Global spread of apple cultivation widens to new regions
In addition to Europe and America, the apple is now cultivated in South America, Australia, New Zealand, Northern India, and Tatase Sheed, indicating broader geographic growth of apple farming.
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Europe
America
South America
Australia
New Zealand
India
Courtroom Quip: Plaintiff Vows to Bare Truth on Stand
A plaintiff jokes about baring all at the witness stand while her lawyer cautions that cross examining may suffice. The exchange underlines courtroom tension and attorney humor in a civil case.
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Bonnie Craig
J. M. Bass and Son
Gary
Bass
Henry Ring
Mrs. Back T
Buford Hood
Lorenzo
W. E. Conley
Dumas
Perry Caudle
Bud Green
Carlsbad
Robert Fox
Lowell Fox
Mi’ton Fox
Larry
E. J. Fox
Wayne Liles
John
Spur
Church of Christ
Carlsbac
Bob Alexander
Sundown
Doris and
Fay Craig
Dorothy Dell
Neil
Rudolf Houston
L. S. Beadle
Steeve Dardin
Gilbert Pfeiffer
Pauline Axer
Conroe
Bill Duncan
Durango
Colo
Brownfield
Tom Perdue
Carol
Honey Grove
Mr. Moorhouse
Storms
Basel
Portales
Lovington Body Shop
Pruitt Welding Shop
Jack Tandy
Mer
DR. C. A. Davis
D. L. Mayes
South Turner
Lea County
Western Radio & Appliance Service
B & B Package Store
Main
Dal Paso
A. C. Singer
S. Turner
New Mexico
Eg Ee Salaahta de
Plymouth
t+ Gener TRATES
Peateneaeae
Vieleban
Gime
Turner
City Hall
Doyal Harden
Calif
Raymon
Frank Harden
Otto Dillon
Tucumcari
Rotary
Dillon
Raymon Harden
Mr. Harden
Plainview
Carl Posey
Oklahoma
Winnie Eubanks
New York
New Orleans
Johnson
Ehrera
Charles Starret Smiley Burnett
Betty Grable
Ceasor Romero Sun
Ida Lupino
Cornell Wilde
Was
Cary Grant
Ann Sheridan
Anos
Ginsberg Music Co
Roswell, N. M
LEA Theatre
Whitehouse Gro
Nowell Drug
Fox Super Market
Kirksey
Creamer Clothier
Sweet Shop
Jake's
Howard & Hatch Hardware Co
General Electric Appliances
Jones Hardware
Farmers Food Mkt
Plummer's Variety Store
City Bakery
Longhorn Package Store
Higgenbotham-Bartlett Lumber Co
City Drug Store
Dean Hardware
Jessie's Liquor Store
Henry and
Jessie la
Lea County Motor Conoco Products and Service
E & B Jewelry
Katty Korner
S. W. Union, Gas Co
Lea County Hecisic Co
Lovington National Bank
Merry Xmas
Tricycles
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Toasters
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