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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
3
The Monahans News editors Ward County Texas publish weekly Thursdays with two price levels. The paper is registered as second class matter since February 26, 1931 and lists Landers and Guy as editors and owners. It promises corrections for erroneous reflections upon individuals or corporations when notified.
The 2,000,000th V-8 Ford was completed at the Rouge Plant with Henry Ford and Edsel Ford watching. It will go to the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego. Ford had predicted building over a million cars in 1935 and this milestone marks a series of historic transcontinental Ford runs.
Secretary Gerald C. Mann cautions Texans to verify that securities salesmen are registered with the State before buying stocks bonds oil leases or other securities. The article explains registration records are public and non registration carries accountability for sales representations under the Texas Securities Act of 1935.
Opinion column warns that looking backward risks stagnation and social decay. It urges residents and business leaders to modernize and actively build a better future for Monahans, avoiding a reactionary mindset and preserving civiliation through proactive effort.
A court scene shows the prisoner about to testify without a lawyer replying that he will tell the truth. The Morning Post notes the dramatic moment as he claims honesty and readiness to speak.
Mr and Mrs Ray Davis of Rocksprings rode along the West Nueces River Sunday and discovered a mechanical refrigerator in mud still holding ice cream from before the flood. Their home, 70 feet above the river, was washed downstream two miles during last week’s high waters. Food shortages in the area required a horse and mule caravan to reach the ranch, but the couple’s refrigerator saved some provisions.
A doctor at a dangerous base asks about a master's temperature. The Scottish butler replies that the master is not much cooler, noting that he died this morning.
A teacher asks William to use archaic in a sentence and he replies with a playful quip about not having archaic and eat it too. The line appears in Mutual Magazine reflecting student wit.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement and for floral offerings. Special thanks to Fidelis Matrons class and to brother Frazier for comforting words and prayers from Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Seals and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Seals.
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