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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
13
In Quanah Texas on June 28 reports show grain yields low with only Sushels per acre. Malt and milo crops struggle while cotton is sparse and weeds are widespread. Heat and strong southwest winds hinder pastures and hay production, with weather described as the hottest day of the season.
Estate agents from Osbourne and Denham appeared connected with National Life Association business this week. G. B. Lockhart, of the area, was seen shopping for life assurance services.
An essay on the reluctance to choose and the toll of delaying decisions. Examples show people carrying two books or outfits to avoid choosing, leading to wasted time and clutter. The piece argues that choices shape character and destiny, and hesitation can be fatal.
A fragmented health notice warns about a liver related medical device or procedure. Details are unreadable but the emphasis is on patient safety and potential risks to those using the treatment.
Announced candidates for county and district offices in the Democratic Primaries to be held July 25, 1914. Names listed include H. B. Murray for Representative, R. A. Lowder and G. E. Lockhart for District Attorney, E. R. Haynes for County Judge, W. H. Flynn for Sheriff and Tax Collector, SAM T. Davis and Frank Bowles for County and District Clerks, 8. C. Spikes and R. C. Burns for Tax Assessor, Chris Harwell and Miss Adelia M. Johnson for County Treasurer, and W. D. Shaw and J. B. Young for Road and Animal Inds.
The Northwest Texas Conference assigns Rev J W Hunt of Snyder to Abilene First Methodist. Rev J K Stephania of Hamlin will move to Snyder as of June 25th. The Snyder church staff and community praise Hunt’s four years of service and wish him well in his new post.
J L Pope assistant agricultural demonstrator on a Texas Plainview visit praises irrigation driven harvests and growing general row crop production. He highlights optimistic citizens, cautious politics, and plans for broader widespread farming, noting Plainview’s strong start and the region’s potential. The Plainview Herald reports social visits by local residents over the weekend.
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