Potter County Rancher Sees Sheep Profits Offset Cattle Losses
Frank Givens of Bar T Ranch eight miles north of Amarillo says sheep farming in the Panhandle yields profits that offset cattle losses. He started with four ewes seven years ago and now owns about 600 sheep of Ramble A and Shropshire breeds. Wool brought 82 cents a pound, lambs sold up to 17.60 a head, and six month olds around 10. He notes sheep require less land per steer and that Panhandle grass suits them well, with cotton seed cake fed in winter. Givens urges ranchers to try sheep despite prejudice, citing higher profits in recent years.
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Frank Givens
Potter County
Panhandle
Givens
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sarefin Ponce
Bar T
Amarillo
Local People and Travel Notes Highlight Fort Worth Visit
Miss Olivia Terry has returned from a month in Fort Worth and Dallas with plans delayed last night due to wet grounds. D. D. McClarry of Dallas and family visit Guy Saunders for a week. C. G. Wagner named sales manager of General Auto Supply Co. succeeding E. Seinwell. T. B. Gallaher leaves for Dallas. R. A. Lehman to return from Minnesota trip. Sunday News teases full page comic feature by Dough and Dubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Terry
West 7Th Street
Fort Worth
Dallas
C. G. Wagner
Ardmore
Okla
Lubbock
The
General Auto Supply Co
BE. A. Seinwell
W. W. Ballew
Mr. Wagner
T. J. Wagner
Wolflin Place
RF. A. Lehman
Santa Fe Lines
Minnesota
Mr. Dough
Mr. Dubb
Oma Ferguson funeral arrangements pending after long illness
No funeral arrangements have been made for Mrs Oma Ferguson who died in a local hospital Tuesday night following a long illness Services are awaiting word from relatives in other states
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Oma Ferguson
Wichita pair buys 900 steel yearlings for shipment
Campbell and Harper of Wichita Kansas purchased 900 steel yearlings from Joe Sneed's ranch north of Amarillo. They plan to ship them to Kansas around October 15.
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Campbell and Harper
Wichita
Kans
Joe Sneed
Amarillo
Kansas
Ranch buys 4000 steel yearlings for Nevada sale plan
Pat H. Landegrin acquired 4000 steel yearlings from the Bell ranch in northeastern New Mexico. Delivery is set for October 15 to the ranch west of Adrian where the stock will stay until four years old, then be shipped to Kansas.
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Pat H. Landegrin
Bell Ranch
New Mexico
Adrian
Kansas
Nobles Buys Brick Bungalow on Tyler Street
Lawrence B Nobles purchases the brick bungalow at 3104 Tyler Street from Joe M Mobley. The sale was consummated by S G Burdine, a salesman for Jne G McKenzie Realty Company, and Nobles will move there in a few days.
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Lawrence B. Nobles
Tyler Street
Joe M. Mobley
S. G. Burdine
Jne. G. McKenzie Realty Company
Any Woman Closes Run at Mission Theater
A Paramount picture "Any Woman" closes its run at the Mission Theater. The plot follows a beautiful girl who uses her looks to gain work and success, challenging the ethics of earning a living through merit and skill.
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Mission Theater
Paramount
Jazz Band at the Fair Attracts Vaudeville Night Program
The Fair Theater showcases a seven piece jazz band named The Atlantic City Seven as a vaudeville attraction on Saturday appearing on stage four times at 3, 5, 7 30, and 9 30 p m The act includes music singing and comedy and is billed as a dandy attraction.
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Fair Theater
Atlantic City
Friday Dancing Class Recital at Fair Theater
Miss Frances Hudson of Fort Worth conducts a large local dancing class and will present a recital at the Fair Theater Friday evening at 9 p m in connection with the picture program.
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Frances Hudson
Fort Worth
Fair Theater
Tearle Stars With La Marr In Heart of a Siren
Clifton Webb shifts from Broadway to film in The Heart of a Siren with Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle co featured. First National presents at the Fair Theater today and Friday with Webb previously seen in Polly with a Past Parasites and other stage runs in London Paris and Broadway.
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Tearle
la Marr
Clifton Webb
Broadway
Webb
Barbara la Marr
Conway Tearle
First National
the Fair Theater
Iaa Claire
Polly
Francine Larrimore
London
Paris
Pimples Cleared Up Fast with Black and White Ointment
A recalled advertisement claims skin diseases stem from poisons in perspiration and blocked pores. It promotes Black and White Ointment to heal pores, build skin tissue, and expel acids, promising quick relief from pimples, blotches, and eczema. Includes pricing and availability via dealers, with Black and White Soap as a companion product.
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Advy
Footloose story teased by The Daily News
A brief pitch invites readers to read the Footloose tale in The Daily News and urges subscribers to telephone to join No. 843. It notes the News alone costs 70 cents monthly and the News and Post together cost one dollar monthly.
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Daily News
News and Post
Inspector Johnson Praises Our Boarding House Comic
M B Johnson, a post office inspector, calls Our Boarding House his idea of a good comic. It runs daily in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson
Post Office
Hertford Lawyer Judge Slaton Visits on Business
Judge J P Slaton noted attorney and Hertford pioneer resident arrived yesterday for a business trip.
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J. P. Slaton
Hertford
Amarillo brothers unveil fuelless motor invention
Two Amarillo brothers claim to have perfected a machine that will run without gasoline or coal by drawing electrical power from the air. They foresee tiny to large motors and plan to display the device after securing patents, with automotive motors highlighted to cut fuel costs.
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Amarillo
Virgil Moore Returns From Eastern Markets
Virgil J. Moore of the Moore Poston company returns from eastern markets where he purchased fall goods. Wells Faulkner, also in the East for the firm, is expected back soon. Moore predicts a prosperous year for the Panhandle and a shipment of fall and winter purchases arriving in Amarillo shortly. He mentions new ideas in styles and patterns will be on display.
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Virgil J. Moore
Moore-Poston Company
Wells Faulkner
New York
Faulkner
Mr. Moore
Panhandle
Amarillo
Moore
Will Hogg revival holds in Munday Texas
The Will Hogg evangelistic party that visited weeks ago is conducting a revival in Munday Texas with local attendees and ongoing outreach.
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Will Hogg Evangelistic Party
Munday
Texas
Sweetwater Launches Vigorous Campaign Against Traffic Violations
Sweetwater authorities have launched a forceful drive to curb traffic law violations. The initiative targets speeding reckless driving and improper signaling to improve road safety and reduce incidents across the city.
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Sweetwater
Dallas Journal Mocks Amarillo On Earth Tremor Fame
The Dallas Evening Journal quips about Amarillo scooping attention for a recent earthquake event, noting confusion over why Amarillo dominates natural phenomenon publicity while Dallas observers focus on local tremors.
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Amarillo
The
Dallas Evening Journal
Randall Finds Less Traffic in Oklahoma City Than Amarillo
Albert L. Randall said he was in Oklahoma City recently and had far fewer traffic jams in a week than at Sixth and Polk Streets in Amarillo. Post office employees are on vacations with dispatching clerks Charles S Wright and Harry A. Fields away in Kansas. J. M. W. Bulloch Jr. returns today as city distributor, W. S. Savage finished his vacation, and J. C. Ely register clerk along with Joe Dilday substitute carrier leave today with Battery B.
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Albert L. Randall
Oklahoma City
Sixth
Polk
Amarillo
Post Office
Charles S Wright
Harry A. Fields
Kansas
J. M. W. Bulloch, Jr
W. S. Savage
J. C. Ely
Joe Dilday
Battery B
Kenyons Announce Birth of 10 Pound Son
Mr and Mrs A B Kenyon of 806 West 15th Street announce the birth of a 10 pound son on Wednesday. Mr Kenyon is employed with the First National Bank.
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Kenyon
West 15Th Street
First National Bank
His Nose Knows Master to Maid Joke in Oslo
A humorous exchange from Vikingen Oslo features a master claiming the maid’s sweetheart waits outside due to smoking one of his cigars. The joke relies on a playful misdirection about scent and recognition.
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Vikingen
Oslo
Millions Die of Indigestion Warns in Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Ferraline as a natural remedy to strengthen digestion and prevent indigestion linked to weak blood. It promises a money back guarantee if relief is not felt after a ten day course, urging readers to regenerate digestive organs to eat freely. The Ferraling Co. of Atlanta, Ga. promotes the product with fear-based claims about heartburn, gas, and other symptoms signaling indigestion.
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Ferraline
the Ferraling Co
Atlanta
Avoid Calomel Here Dodson's Liver Tone Urges Safe Remedy
A vintage warning condemns calomel as dangerous mercury that can crash the liver and injure bones. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute, claiming it cleanses the liver without salivation and is safe for children, urging readers to switch brands.
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Dodson
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Henry Kings
Alice Terry
Catlcura Laboratories
Dept
Maiden
W. G. Wylie
City Auditorium
First National Pictures
News of
Panhandle Plains Region
D. D. McClarry
Home Xnsurance Company
Mary
Peggy
Guy Saunders
R. C. Lewis
Flay Parrish
Earl C. Parker
Emily Lorene Simpson
T. B. Gallaher
Santa ’Ie Lines
Virgil Moore
Calomel
Joint Stock Land Bank
Ae Years
Kolor-Bak
Randal Drug Co
Rexall
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Bayonne
N. J
U. & Pat
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