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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1927
Page
3
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Mrs Lowery from Stamford and her husband RvbEth will address the congregation at the Northwest Texas Methodist church. The event, led by Mrs Vera Smith, is set to welcome attendees and encourage participation in the pulpit service. Services begin tonight with the guest speaker anticipated to draw interest.
Angela Rogers and Otis Rogers face legal action after a bank robbery at the First National Bank of Buda. Rogers remains speechless as authorities pursue drug treatment and trial details at a San Marcos sanatorium, while defense attorneys argue to protect her identity and rights.
Amarillo, July 9. Fred Hol-Dysart, 24, well known in the city, drowned in Palo Duro Creek after entering the water with two companions. He sank after struggling as others tried to assist. Rescue attempts followed, with bystanders summoned as officials searched the warm waters for his body.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and numbers like Overton and Marthies with unclear context. Reads like ledger entries or personal notices with dates baked in but largely unreadable.
Dr John A Todd, a leading European authority on cotton, will speak in Lubbock by the 20th or 21st. He is represented by Texas speaker Bean A and handled by Dr H B Cox at the University of Texas. Todd spoke at a recent six day Cotton Work event and discussed topics like Cotton Growing in the British Isles and The Working Cotton Crop.
The report details a farm organization building capital over one million dollars and planning a five year period. It notes a southern association strength, upcoming checks from the bacon market, and a county agent announcement. It also records Dr. L D Howell chosen as professor of kericulture and farm management at Texas Tech after a Wisconsin master’s degree.
The talks on naval disarmament struggle over whether to limit existing ships or future programs. Britain presses for a 10,000 ton cruiser cap while the United States Japan and Britain seek a clear agreement. Delegations study the British proposal as sessions resume, likely through Sabbath.
The article lists 35 new faculty members across multiple departments including Planer Mesority, education, civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and foreign languages. Notable names include J.T. Shaver and A.M. Calum, with appointments at the University of Texas and affiliations to Baylor, Washington, and Minnesota institutions. The piece notes forthcoming athletics staff additions and a future basketball and track coach appointment.
Fragmentary report notes a request to dismiss ouster proceedings in a case involving a Missouri party and a Supreme Court action against a Standard Oil related matter. The readable text is incomplete and lacks explicit parties or dates.
A large project keeps about forty blocks in Potaper Web area indicating sustained employment for workers over the past weeks. The effort, tied to a five week phase, promises 200 men jobs with ongoing demand for carpenters, masons, and general labor as homes and business structures rise and county farmers seek pickers and harvest help.
A large reunion honoring Mr. and Mrs. TAG Login drew about forty children and grandchildren from across the state. Tents provided shelter as visiting kin stayed for a week long program north of Lubbock, with Lubbock participants listed among the attendees.
Ward reports the birth of a healthy baby weighing twelve pounds nine ounces on the sixth field. The event was peacefully celebrated at the Caufield residence with family and neighbors present.
Slaton, July 9 7. Luther Patterson, farmer northwest of Slaton, found a huge six and a half foot serpent with three turkey necks in its belly after attacking and dragging it to a nearby field. The snake vanished the next morning, leaving a winding track to show its flight as Patterson wonders what a dead snake is.
Lubbock hosts a banquet where HR Merroy praised city support for oil workers and development. Amarillo veteran Lint Stugner called Lubbock key to South Plains industry growth while Kegans-Muiltean Well No. 7 driller spoke on challenges and outputs. Attendees from multiple oil firms and Chambers of Commerce pledged cooperation with West Texas development efforts.
Six months ago W T Williams resigned as night clerk at Hotel Lubbeck and moved to Fort Worth. Otto Schubert assistant manager of Adolphus Tintel at Dallas is in Lubbeck for the Dallas hotel. Mrs M L Hendley of Meador died at a sanitarium. Th A Pavagherty of Abernathy visited Lubbock yesterday. Harry Montgomery of Amarillo is a former Texas Tech student and now a staff member of the Amarillo News Globe.
A gathering at Lubbock on Friday night featured prominent speakers including M Stephens of Slaton and Griffin of Sigton. Visitors and students attended as the foreign language department head led a discussion on administration and campus initiatives.
Fifteen people were injured when a Rock Island railway passenger train derailed near Toodaven Arkansas. Only one person was reported in serious condition Dr J Kuy Miller of Cave City Kentucky was hospitalized Forrest City was the site of the wreck with ferrotin injuries and a toppled pail.
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