Day On The Gouin Pisins Weekend Almanac
The piece outlines a historic community newspaper issue with publishing details, rates, and staff credits. It discusses the paper’s editorial stance as an independent Democrat newspaper, a pledge to fair news, and a lengthy reflection on Flag Day noting June 14 1777 adoption, Woodrow Wilson proclamation, Betsy Ross claim, and the flag’s symbolism and enduring design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratis
Poliitica
Cersittle
Woodrow Wilcon
William Driver
Salem
Mase
Engineer Garrett to Transfer to Bryan in Texas Highway Dept
George Garrett HOSK, district engineer of the Texas Highway Department, will move July 6 to a similar post with headquarters in Bryan. His record includes over 800 miles of paved highways built in the district since he became chief engineer in 1925. He was past president-elect of the Lubbock Rotary Club when the transfer notice arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosk
George M. Garrett
Texas Highway Department
Bryan
Mr. Garrett
Lubbock Rotary Club
Merc Garrett
Garrett
Te Naw
West Texas livestock men eye horse comeback hope
In Scurry county and West Texas, veteran livestock men predict a horse comeback within five years as the national defense program takes hold. Willard Jones notes cautious optimism in the Scurry County Times Snyder and Clyde Holland in the Muleshoe Journal muses on national backbone at the top end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
West ‘Texas
West Texas
Willard Jones
Snyder
America
Clyde Holland
Muleshoe
One Minute Sermon Humble Yourselves Before God
A brief reflection cites James 4 10 urging humility before the Lord so he may lift you up. The message emphasizes restraint pride and trust in divine mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Seaplane Trip Sparks Tense Island Purchase Plot
Eve Prentice and Julie Emerson travel with wealthy allies to inspect a potentially bought island house off North Carolina. Tension rises as Mrs. Marbury’s lawyer Mr Howe arrives late and a mysterious man joins the party, while a rumor of danger shadows the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Prentice
Julie Emerson
Mrs. Marbury
Gina Goodell
North Carolina
Mies
Marbury
Howe
Llowe
Jan Croissard
Neil
Eve
Ham
Scotty
Lordy
Mac
Gina
Jim Croissard
Voyage on a liner ends in tense voyage moment
A scene aboard a ship follows Neil and Marbury as they travel past coastlines and paper like towns. The narrative details trip tension, watching passengers and a growing sense of suspense with Mr. Marbury and others reacting to the sea journey.
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Thebacu
Neil
Ocean Back
Prvagne
Ford Vet
Dia
Penicottev
Gina
Nell
Marbury
Jate
Mrs. Howe
Jim Droissard
Capitol Hill Rejects Amendments Over Defense Strike Fears
Washington dispatch notes House defeat of labor related amendments intended to bar strikes on national defense work. President Truman’s stance at North American Aviation plant cited as preventing more extreme measures. Cotton and labor reports warn of foreign market losses and pilot shortages for bombers, with shifts in policy and strategy discussed by industry observers.
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Washington
Ray Tucker Qouse
Capitol Hill
Smith
North American Aviation
House
CIO
Philip Murray
White House
United States
AAA
Bombay
India
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Peru
Anglo-Sudan
U.S
Japan
Canada
Dominion
U. S
Roosevelt
Civilan Airlines
Arms Aap Corps
England
London
Hitler
New York
S. Burton Heath Pee
Los Angeles
John L. Thewis Os Beng
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pincip Murray
Claftery
Lewin
FDR
Richard T. Frankensteen
Aviaton
Murray
Moner
Withou
Frankensteen
Snappeart
Factiowini
Tors
John T. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Pes
The
Bees
Thew
Quier
AFL
Lewis- Green Spit
Becae
McClure
Anis
Aunt Molly Bailey and her Texas frontier circus legend
The Plainsman recalls Molly Bailey known as Aunt Molly a Confederate spy turned Texas circus owner. She ran a small show for decades moving by wagon trains and occasional rail, hiring and firing, selling tickets, and keeping a clean, thrifty operation. Her acts featured dogs and ponies with a few aerial bits, two clowns, and a notable long relation with towns she visited yearly. Her last local appearance was 1915 at Teownies, and she died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Bailey
Arkansas
Giray
Molly
Molly Batley
Texas
Abs. Bailey
Bill
Jim
Joe
Plainsman
Melly Batley Mae
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Luspock
Avalanche
Journal of the Avalanche Journal Publishing Company
Ise
Texas Avenue
Journal
Papker P. Prouty
Thearmne
Breas Ia
Tnis
Alta
Pratoffice
Lunbock
Congresa
Anancintn
Ameren
Republic
Engineer George Garrett
Robert Ripley
Charles R. Griffith
Baltimore, MY
Joseph
Boston Garden
CERN
North America
Tebrpothers Alban Ny
Lawrence
Boe Geeer
Mae Peutiv
Helen
Setur
Miurbury
Ernie Mons
Ruth Rosemary Corby
Dante
Benige
Tom
Tia
Abe
Gini
Aosie
Slarine Goree
Mtr
Mia
Jake
Faust
Pepes
Poe Cikus
Broadway
Lincoln
Institution of the
Texas Frontier
Bailey
Myre
Drcus
Coudn
Walter Posey
Virginia Cheroats
Manoon
Galbraith
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