Tit for Tat and Tiny Texas Tales in The Spice of Life
A humorous collage of vignettes and quips from a Texas segment. Includes a Pine Hollow Bank president borrowing a typewriter from a hardware store, a glacier joke, a Memphis tourist exchange about Texas lights, Joe Frisco on a future subway, a steak salt tip, a brief office boy gag, Uncle Henry beard humor, and a cross eyed store detective joke.
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Pine Hollow Bank
Peter
Rock Removing Farmer and Visitor Observe Vermont Field
A tourist stops on a hilly Vermont road to watch a Yankee farmer remove rocks from a cornfield. The farmer works amid a boulder-studded plot as the visitor contemplates the scene and the crop.
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Vermont
First Whisky Aged Since V-J Day Due Out This Fall
Postwar whisky will nearly double aged stocks this fall as whisky distilled after V J Day reaches four years. About 51 million gallons of 4 year old whisky will become available, with total aged stocks near 55 million gallons. Losses from leakage and evaporation are factored into the estimate.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Squeaky 1940 car reveals hungry cat hidden behind motor
In Kankakee Illinois Harm Neeland found a tiny space behind a 1940 car’s motor housing an eight month old cat. Three mechanics spent six man hours disassembling the engine to free the animal. Meanwhile a Texas citation announces a divorce suit case No 56998 filed December 14 1948 in Grayson County with Margie Marie White as plaintiff and J C White Jr as defendant. The court sets a May 2 1949 appearance.
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Kankakee
Ill
Harm Neeland
State of Texas
J. C. White Jr
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Margie Marie White
S. V. Earnest
Iva Davidson
Nash Tract
Earhart Survey
Grayson
James B. Gibson
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Magazine rackets warned in Prairie Farmer advisory
Prairie Farmer Magazine warns small towns about a new flood of magazine agent racketeers posing as veterans to recruit for GI schooling and future jobs. They promise opportunities such as doctors, veterinarians, or drive-in ventures if targets meet “500 points.” Subscribe via trusted dealers to avoid the scheme and its false incentives.
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Chicago
Prairie Farmer Magazine
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Uncle Henry
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CNEW
Whitewright
Snow
Denison
Whitewright Lumber Co
B.f.goodrich
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
B.F. Goodrich
Edna Gibson
Minnie L. Rutledge
State of
J. B. Earhart
G. N. Wilson
Ed Nash
Wilson
Nash
Earhart
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Weingarten
Enison
Joe Marsh
Harry the Hermit
Santa Claus
Daniel Boone
Harry
United States Brewers Foundation
Ninampen
Mound City
Mound City Way
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