Monahans News publication details and policy
Monahans News edited by Vo H Guy with a one year subscription price of 1.50. Entered as second class matter February 26, 1931 at Monahans post office under the Act of March 3 1879. Published every Friday from Monahans Ward County Texas and will correct erroneous reflections upon individuals or organizations when called to the editor’s attention.
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Monahans
Texas
Ward County
Monahans News
Indianapolis
Firestone
Demons of
Watch Lost in Field Is Found by Plow Cleared Dust
Don L. Dyer of White Face Farms reported losing an Elgin watch while planting maize on June 27 last year. The watch was found Friday after being buried, still running with minor discoloration, attached to a gold chain and a one dollar gold coin worth ten dollars once offered.
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Don L. Dyer
White Face Farms
Mr. Dyer
Boy Who Sees Father As Greatest Man In Town
A short reflective line notes that up to age ten a boy views his father as the town's greatest man, highlighting parental esteem and childlike admiration.
Vacation Time for Vac Cination of Children
Austin, June 8. Dr John W Brown state health officer urges parents of children entering school this fall to vaccinate against smallpox during vacation. Parents ensure vaccination by the family physician, with teachers sharing responsibility after school entry. Regular vaccination in infancy and again in adolescence provides lifelong immunity. single vaccination lasts seven to ten years. The doctor stresses vaccination as essential to prevent infection and notes 854 Texas cases last year could have been prevented.
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Austin
John W. Brown
Texas
Old Rock House at Monument Springs NM Recalled
The August Cattleman recounts the Old Rock House at Monument Springs New Mexico linking its builders and owners in open range days. Eyewitness notes from E H Estes Sr and Pat Brady trace the site from November 1884 through 1888 with names like Wilkerson Moore Faulkner Kennedy McKenzie Scott Robertson and others. The issue also preserves a 1868 grocery bill showing daily frontier purchases.
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Old Rock House
Texas
New Mexico
Monument Springs
E. H. (Lish) Estes, Sr
Midland
Dick Wilkerson
Rankin Moore
Grat Faulkner
Faulkner
Gyat Faulkner
John McConnell
Rankin
O” Kennedy
J. M. McKenzie
McKenzie’s
Pat Brady
Lovington
N. M
Estes
McKenzie
Kennedy
General McKenzie
Scott and Robertson
Winfield Scott
Fort Worth
A. B
Sug) Robertson
Slaton
Monument, N. M
Bill Weir
Historic Baptist gavel recalls ancient roots in Fort Worth
The gavel used annually by the Southern Baptist convention president is 62 years old. Its head is balsam wood from the Jordan River banks and the handle olive wood from the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. The piece is celebrated for its enduring influence and symbolic reach.
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Fort Worth
Southern Baptist Convention
Jordan
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Pythagoras Inspires Rough Yet Clear Custom Crafting
A concise note references Pythagoras and endorses choosing a practical rough method. It frames a custom solution as easier and more agreeable, emphasizing simplicity and efficiency in execution. The idea favors pragmatic steps over perfection.
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Pythagoras
Democratic primary list of 1934 candidates announced
The News publishes official candidate names for upcoming Democratic primaries in July and August 1934. The announcement notes the offices and that slate subject to primary actions.
Corporations Increase 6.2 Percent Over April May Charters</br>
Austin report shows 120 new corporate charters in May, up 6.2 percent from April but down 21 percent from May last year. Capitalization reached 1,269,020, down 5.4 percent from April and 36 percent from May prior year, with manufacturing and real estate leading gains in chartered groups.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Texas commercial failures decline in May
Austin reports further evidence of improving business conditions as Texas commercial failures drop during May according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. R. G. provides the data from the bureau’s reports, indicating a downward trend in commercial failures across the state.
Dun and Company May 1938 Liabilities Decline Widely
The May report shows 61 in May 1938 with declines of 21 and 75 percent respectively. Total liabilities reached $142000, down 40 percent from April and 72 percent from May of last year, while average liabilities per failure at $9467 dropped 24 percent from April and 50 percent from May.
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Dun and Company
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Bird S. Hayes
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Wm. M. Cleghorn
Tennie Davis
George K. Stayton
T. H. Neel
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V. P. Kipgen
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Butch) Eudaly
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Kolar Funeral Home
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