Seek Route to Potash Fields
Carlsbad New Mexico reports the chamber of commerce backs a national highway from Brownfield Texas to a point east of El Paso via Carlsbad Caverns and the Lincoln National Forest. The route would connect Fort Sill and Fort Bliss, using potash and oil fields, Caverns, and Carlsbad reclamation lands, with support from governors and a dozen state delegations.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Seligman
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Carlsbad Reclamation Project
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Agriculture Department
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
America
Mrs Mary Oliver Rites At 10 A.M
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Drue Oliver who died at her Edinburg home will be held at Polk Street Methodist Church at 10 this morning. The Rev J T McClure will conduct. Surviving are her husband Willie and two children plus her father and two sisters. Pallbearers named. Burial in Llano Cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Drue Oliver
Edinburg
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. T. McClure
Oliver
Amarillo
Canyon
H. E. Hume
Panhandle
Wilie
Gertrude Ann
W. E. Oliver, Jr
W. R. Ballard
Hall Pierce
Carlsbad
N. M
Olin Slay
Carl Hare
S. F. Wanser
Fur
World wine production rises slightly in Lisbon figures
Global wine output reached 3.85 billion gallons in the year, up 7 million from the prior year and modestly above 1930. Italy led gains with 242 million gallons, while declines hit France 220 million and Spain 13.2 million. Production held steady in Romania Portugal Argentina Chile Yugoslavia and Germany.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Italy
Algeria
Tunisia
Bulgaria
Australia
France
Spain
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Chile
Jugoslavia
Germany
Death of Swisher County rancher James Stallings
James L. Stallings 77 retired stock man and farmer of Swisher County died in Tulsa at his son in law's home. He moved from Denton County to Swisher in 1890 joining early Panhandle stock farming. He was a Presbyterian and a Mason. Funeral at Tulsa Presbyterian Church with burial to follow. Survived by daughter Mrs Gober and brother Bingham Stallings of Moody. Pallbearers named Kirk Hulsey.
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James L. Stallings
Swisher County
U. S. Gober
van Buren Street
Tulsa
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church of
Amarillo
Griggs
Stallings
Mrs. Gober
Bingham Stallings
Moody
Kirk Hulsey
Burial Plans for Stallings Family Members
J. 8. Englemen J. D. Cleveland L. G. Conner Clarence Byrne and Jim Hale attend the service with burial set in Tulsa Cemetery beside Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Stallings who died two years earlier.
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Englemen
J. D. Cleveland
L. G. Conner
Clarence Byrne
Jim Hale
Tulsa
Ann Elizabeth Stallings
Mrs Eva McAlister Dies In Amarillo At 55
Mrs Eva McAlister 55 of 1306 North Tyler Street died at 4 20 Sunday morning in Amarillo. Funeral services to be held at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home chapel at 2 P M with Dr J T McClure of Polk Street Methodist Church officiating. She resided in Amarillo 23 years since her husband died in January 1931. She was a Baptist. Surviving is daughter Mrs DeLores Moody of Amarillo. Pallbearers: J A Cox John Kohler H Banks Jones John Shaughnessy R C Inglish Hugh Honey. Burial Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McAlister
North
Tyler Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
J. T. McClure
Polk Street Methodist Church
McAlister
DeLores Moody
Amarillo
J. A. Cox
John Kohler
H. Banks Jones
John Shaugnessy
R. C. Inglish
Hugh Honey
Llano Cemetery
Cycle Riders Must Use Lights Warns Police Department
Amarillo police warned cyclists to equip bicycles with headlights to ride at night or face arrests. Sergeant Elmer Green said a few days notice was given before enforcement. The traffic squad will continue the campaign against lights on vehicles.
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Amarillo
Elmer Green
Green
Mrs Ella Flynn Dies in Temple and Funeral Planned
Mrs Ella M Flynn wife of Thomas H Flynn died in a Temple hospital after a long Amarillo residence The couple moved from Oklahoma City in 1906 Mr Flynn a wheat farmer and Mrs Flynn a longtime owner of The Vogue store She was active in Sacred Heart Cathedral Funeral arrangements were to be announced with the body staying at Griggs Funeral Chapel until services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Flynn
Thomas H. Flynn
West
Eleventh Avenue
Temple Hospital
Amarillo
North
South Plains
Funeral Rites Pending for Mrs. Bessie Dingler
Mrs. Bessie Dingler 53 of Carson County died in Amarillo after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home pending the arrival of her brother Charles Hocking of Friend Ned. She had lived in Carson County since 1928 and is survived by two sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Dingler
Carson County
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Roberts Guests Stay With Levelland Family
Mr and Mrs B B Roberts of Levelland are guests of Mr Roberts mother Mrs Jimmie Roberts at 1700 North Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Roberts
Levelland
Mr. Roberts
Jimmie Roberts
North Julian
Mrs Miller and sons Visit Clayton Relatives in New Mexico
Mrs Henry Miller visits Clayton New Mexico with sons Nick and Willis to stay with her aunt Mrs W H Coble and other relatives during a family visit to the area.
W. G. T. U. Broadcasts Set For Mondays And Thursdays
Amarillo WCTU announces schedule changes: two 15 minute broadcasts weekly starting tonight at 645 PM Monday and 715 PM Thursday. Evangelist Rev G W McCall will speak tonight. Also notes Mrs Margaret Eckert's serious illness and visits by H E Baird and wife in Amarillo. Michigan salt production exceeds 37 million dollars in five years.
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Amarillo
George Elo
Chapter
G. W. McCall
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James Stallings
Swisher
Eva M’alister
Police Department
Bureau of Standard
Temple
Wright
Taylor
Phone 145
Margaret Eckert
Ott Eckert
Jackson Street
H. E. Baird
First State Bank of Miami
Baird
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VC Davisty
Chesterfield
Licerri & Myenxs
Tosacco Co
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