Department of Agriculture Bridal Pack Pranks Newlyweds
A Daily Gazette column mocks a 10 pamphlet packet from the U S Department of Agriculture for brides in its centennial year. It ridicules advice on stains moths beef milk and buying eggs while noting hidden catalogs for pest control life hacks and 200 more titles including Slaughtering Lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Department of Agriculture
Trousseau
Office of Information
Washington
D. C
U. S
Agriculture Department
The
Daily Gazette
Stirling
Wellington Leader snippets highlight 1953 community life
Farmers and businessmen organized to raise funds for crow roast support while public works, tax payments, and relief funds shape Wellington. Notes include weddings, WAVES induction, local theater fire, new brick building, farm improvements, a broom factory, and changes in license plates amid a region facing labor shortages and postwar growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wickard
Lucille Jackson
WAVES
Women's Auxiliary of
the Navy
B. W. Benird
Joe Hardy
Lee O'Neil
Baptist Church
Wellington
Yshons
Emmet Alenwee
Tibbets
Memphia
Rod Skaggs
Wellington Hardware
Bean
Harry Burden
Crossroads Report on Tax Discounts and Global Politics
A reader letter comments on Kennedy tax discounts and potential green stamps, mocks UK criticism of the Stybolt missile deal, and critiques U S aid to foreign leaders. It notes U.S. spending and proposes Cuba Castro selling prisoners to the U S as a profitable if risky idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Britain
Washington
Castro
U.S
Quail Junior Quails to Visit Wellington Firecrackers
Quail Junior Quails and Tob whiten will guest the Wellington Firecrackers and the Crackerettes in Rocket gym Thursday January 24. Games start at 6:30 pm. The Crackerettes beat the Quail girls earlier, with two season matchups split. Attendees at P L Bartlett funeral from Olton included Nora Ann Blythe Mrs Gibson and Mrs Roscoe Thomas.
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Quail
Wellington Leader
Texas Press Messenger
Texas Press Association
J. M. Strong Sr
Ruth Jackson
Foyd Derryberry
Couer d'Alene
Idaho
Ft. George Wright
Washington
OPA
Tob Whiten
Wellington
Rocket Gymnasium
Harvey Millsap
Crackerettes
Quail Girls
Tays
P. L. Bartlett
Nora
Ann Blythe
J. T. Gibson
Roscoe Thomas
Olton
Former Latie Resident Dies at Tulare California
Lee Jug Bryan age 61, a former Latie resident and 22 year cheese maker in Tulare, California, died January 6. Funeral services were held January 9 led by Rev. Otia L. Preddy, burial in Tulare. Survived by wife Thelma, two sons Gene and Kenneth, two brothers, four sisters, and parents L. J. and Mrs. Bryan, of Tulare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Jug
Bryan
Latie
Tulare
California
Otia L. Preddy
First Baptist Church
Thelma
Gene
Kenneth
Jim Bryan
Weldon Bryan
Opal Sparlin
Mrs. L. J. Bryan
Chevy II promises savings and practical style for families
The car combines large wagon space with compact handling for tight spots. It emphasizes dependable wagon performance and long term savings, showcasing how design aims to keep costs down while piling up practical value over years.
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Stanley Adams
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Mickey Rookey
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Rod Sterling
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Amarillo Daily News
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Chevy II
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Chevrolet
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