Wheat in the Bin Sets Bankers Plan to Aid Panhandle Farmers
Texas bankers told Panhandle association members that loans on harvested crops could let farmers hold back wheat and other produce to smooth marketing over several months. They argued storage loans with insurance protect lenders while preventing a July August price drop and supporting cooperative marketing aims.
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Texas
Panhandle Association of Bankers
Panhandle
Cooperative Marketing Associations
Federal Farm Board
California Fruit Growers Seek New Markets
A World's Work writer notes California fruit growers faced overproduction and chose self help by sending trade scouts to South America. With reversed seasons California fruit markets when South American crops are off, a trade conference is planned for August to develop export markets and mitigate losses.
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World
California
South America
Aviation to Go Mainstream With Simple Planes
William B. Stout, a Detroit aircraft maker, says the public will own planes once designs are easy to operate. He predicts that after a few lessons a person can fly home the same day, sparking a boom in aviation.
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Willam B. Stout
Detroit
Mr Stout
Atro
Buck Rogers 2430 A D Discovery Impends
Buck Rogers faces a looming discovery in the year 2430 A D as Joseph W. He navigates space age intrigue.
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Buck Rogers
A. D
Old New York Glimpses of Anita Stewart and Manhattan Sodas
The piece recalls Anita Stewart returning to stage life with husband George Converse directing, notes on Francis Wilson, and the social whirl of Manhattan. It highlights Henry Hicks and Son ice cream shop on Fifth Avenue as a social magnet for rich youth, with prices up from 10 to 15 cents to 30 cents, now run by widow Mrs. M C Downes.
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New York
Anita Stewart
George Converse
Manhattan
Orpheum
Bronx
Wings
Social Register
Henry Hicks
Mr. Hicks
42Nd and Broadway
Fifth Avenue
M. C. Downes
Nice
Havana
Gilbert Swan
NEA Service, Inc
Deadwood Dick remembered in quiet verses and modern remark
A nostalgic poem recalls Deadwood Dick as a peaceful frontier hero who never fired a fatal shot and died in bed. The piece contrasts legend with reality and adds a modern remark by Niles Turner about economic distress and civil unrest.
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Deadwood Dick
Texas
Boot Hill
Richard Dope
George Matthew Adams
Lawrence C Phipps Senate Millionaire of the Era
Lawrence C Phipps a Washington millionaire and Senate Postoffice Committee chair paths through exclusivity. He owns homes in Washington Single Oak Denver mountains and Los Angeles, parties rarely, speaks rarely and travels daily by limousine. His close circle includes Dave Reed George Moses and Hiram Bingham as he plans retirement after this term.
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Washington
United States Senate
Lawrence Cowle Phipps
Josephus Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
Navy
Denver
Rockies
Los Angeles
Senate
Chamber
Senate Postoffice Committee
Larry
Dave Reed
George Moses
Hiram Bingham
Potomac
Boy Relates Supper Excuse Stirring Family Debate
A boy recalls secretly eating supper at Arties last week, prompting comments from parents about honesty. His father accuses him of lying while his mother jokes about permission and a memory like thin air.
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Curen Arties
Pop
Artles
Flapper Fanny Sums Up Dinner Night Confusion
The excerpt shows a dinner scene with a narrator and parents arguing about supper. Dialogue includes a child saying supper was eaten grudgingly and a sequence of admonitions about finishing food plus a reference to rice soap and apple pie for dessert.
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Pop
Dragon Boat Festival Celebrated Across China June 10
The Dragon Boat Festival marks the death of Ku Yuan with a fisherman's failed rescue, a dragon boat procession, and clan owned boats seating 50 to 60. Drummer times the rowers as sun grows hot and a bowman pantomimes rice offering to pacify spirits.
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China
Ku-Yuan
Tsu
Milo
Bronchitis treatment and diet advice from Bell Syndicate piece
Following a cold season a rise in bronchitis cases appears with acute and chronic forms. The article outlines symptoms from initial head cold to lung involvement, and recommends a two week orange juice fast, enemas, showers, skin rubs, chest heat, and a diet low in acid-forming foods to promote alkaline blood.
Mental Poison and Diet Questions From a 1930s Q and A
Distressing thoughts may trigger bodily poisons via the ductless glands, a view held by many physicians though hard to prove. Carbohydrates fuel energy. balanced diets with adequate proteins can restore strength and aid weight gain even without heavy starches, though some carb use is acceptable when combined properly. For warts, a pharmacist can supply topical remedies for home use.
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J. D.aska
Judges’ rulings fuel tension in tight clan races
As races sharpen into hot contests between clans, close outcomes spark tumult from judges’ decisions, mirroring the friction seen in baseball umpires.
Techmen to Austin to seek share of next appropriation
Six Texas Tech representatives including Dr Paul W Horn and board member Clifford Jones will appear before the Texas Board of Control in Austin on June 16 to request roughly 8 million dollars for the next biennium. The party will press for the college's portion of the state budget.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Texas Board of Control
Austin
Texas Tech
Paul W. Horn
Won Gaston
Clifford Jones
Houston Harte
Riley Strickland
Thomas Johnson
Humble Camps Begin Construction Near Hobbs
The Humbles and Refining Company started three large camps near Hobbs New Mexico for the production department, the pipeline, and the field men. The camps lie north and west of the town.
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Hobbs
N. M
Humbles and Refining Company
Hobbs Plans to Build $150 000 School House
Hobbs New Mexico plans a $150000 school building as enrollment is expected between 1000 and 1200 for 1930 1931 term. J T Harris board member says district will seek state financial aid in Santa Fe. Architect H C Butler from Lubbock has been hired to draft plans. Mel Davis of Pampa visited Amarillo yesterday.
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Texas
Oiebome
New Mexico
Oklahoma
UN Amarillo
Advanur
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
News-Globe
Cory
Associated Press
AU Bureau OF
The
Daily News
Independent Democratic
Hobbs
N. M
J.T. Harris
Santa Fe
H. C. Butler
Lubbock
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo
Joseph W. He
Atone
Tallan
Quuoiter
Vane Is
Phillip Nowlan and
Richard Catkins
Earth
Players’ Club
Knobloch
Francis Wilson
Mons
Wilson
Walt Mason
Abe Martin
Cleveland
Ole Niles Turner
Wwashington Pichi Bes Ie
Little Benny
Willyam
Flapper
Fanny
Ogree
Bell Syndicate, Inc
L. L
Mel Davis
Pampa
Guinevere
Sir Launfal
Elaine
Tyas
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