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Monahans News

Location

Monahans, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1936

Page

2

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Message

The News family extends sincere wishes for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The piece emphasizes true meaning behind good will, happiness, and starting anew, urging reader support for a fair, unbiased newspaper serving Monahans and surrounding trade area with loyal readership and advertising.

Santa Claus Monahans

Harmony farmer tests pasture moisture for extended grazing

D W Burke of Harmony listed thirty acres of pasture last February and found the moisture reserve would allow about forty more days of grazing in the summer, per Floyd county agricultural agent D F Bredhauer.

Floydada D. W. Burke Harmony Community Contour D. F. Bredhauer Fioyd County

Government keeps tab on cotton from the air

An aerial survey of cotton acreage in five Eastern Arkansas counties has been conducted near Jonesboro to aid AAA soil conservation compliance. Photographs were taken at 14,000 feet and are claimed to be more accurate than the chain measurement method.

Jonesboro Ark Arkansas AAA

Driving Without License Leaves Car Accident in Silverton

Albert Dicito drove with no license and faulty brakes, colliding with another car containing a constable, deputy sheriff, assistant district attorney, and a coroner. The coroner was not needed, but other officers acted. Dicito paid $7.50 in court costs and a repair bill.

Silverton Ore Albert Dicito Dicito

Road to ruin in West Plains at highway curve

C. S. Martin fears continuing as a neighbor to motorists on a bend by the road. Five cars, unable to negotiate the curve, have struck his front yard, with the latest, a truck, wrecking his porch and upsetting his peace.

West Plains C. S. Martin

Christmas Day Cabin on the Santa Fe Trail

On a Christmas day about a hundred years ago Henry Nave and neighbors built a family cabin near Arrow Rock Missouri on the Missouri river. They felled round poles mired in mud for a fireproof stone lined hearth and improvised walls and roof to shelter heat and cook venison and corn pone. Holidays then meant quick shelter and social log-raisings with neighbors, but always tied to practical labor and survival.

Arrow Rock Henry Nave Nave Western Newspaper Union

Governors Hunt Deer and Gobblers at Kerrville Ranch

Governors Haxman of Kansas and Allred of Texas visited Mrs. Walter Schreiner’s Kerrville ranch for deer and turkey hunting. They arrived via Blue Bonnet Hotel stop and pursued local game, with Haxman bringing in two bucks and gobblers while Allred also bagged game.

Kansas Texas Jimmie Walter Schreiner Sunflower Lone Star States Schreiner W. E. Haxman Topeka James V. Allred Blue Bonnet Hotel Haxman Allred

UT dean writes on fallacies in anti saving philosophy

Dr. J. A. Fitzgerald of The University of Texas School of Business Administration authored an article in The Economist’s December 5 issue. The journal dedicated its December 4 and 5 editions to the silver anniversary of the Investment Bankers’ Association, as Texas University notes.

Austin Texas J. A. Fitzgerald School of Business Administration The Economist Asso

Telephone Romeo Traps Santa Cruz Woman on Wire

A 23-year-old man known as a telephone Romeo specialized in dating via phone was charged after he connected with a 64-year-old woman on the line. The technical charge alleged was disturbance.

Santa Cruz Cal

The Worship of Flora in Roman Spring Festival

The worship of Flora as goddess of flowers spring and youthful vitality dates to Rome's oldest rites. Floralia festival at April end saw houses adorned with blooms while feasting dancing and singing filled streets. The goddess appeared as a flower crowned maiden.

Rome

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