Real estate ads span West Texas rentals and ranch sales
1 600 acres near Friona for rent with government program option. 600 acres in Deaf Smith for rent. Also trade offers from Randall County for a mountain resort home. sale of a premier dude ranch with cabins and horses. 640 acres virgin soil wheat land in New Mexico. Multiple firms: West Texas Realty, Superior Land Co, Smiley, Thomas Co.
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Friona T
Deaf Smith
Elmer
Sansom
Plainview
Texas
A. Cayton
Claude
B. Acres
Beverly Gardens
Randall County
Clarendon
Lulu Heck
Hkagle Nest
New Mexico
Walter Jackson West
Texas Realty Co
Polk Street
Sixteenth
Amarillo
Superior Land Co
San Antonio
W.D. Smiley
Ft. Worth
Bowie
Alanreed
Gray Co
Hereford
Palmer County
Co. M. Thomas CO
Cotton and Wheat Farms for Sale in Texas
Advertisement offering cotton and wheat farms in three sections or smaller with cheap interest terms. Also lists wheat farm implements and rental of 600 acres of wheat land in Goodnight, Texas.
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Goodnight
Texas
Real estate dealers offer bargain two and five room houses
Real estate ad invites buyers to purchase semi modern 4 and 5 room homes near techola and churches with easy payments and trade offers. One 5 room brick has a glassed in porch, south facing bedrooms, large breakfast room, inlaid linoleum, four closets, fresh paint, weather stripping, double garage, fenced rear yard, 60 foot front on a paved street two blocks from Sam Houston Junior High School. Asking 21000 less than loan amount, owner at 4047 Cleveland.
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Arkansas Farmer Automobile
Cleveland
Walla
Sam Houston Junior High School
Cal
Vintage Car Sale Ad Offers Bargains on Model A and More
Wholesale prices on running cars including 29 Ford Model A Coupe, Essex Sedan, 28 Oldsmobile Coupe, Buick Coach, Chevrolet, and Dodge. Terms available. Toney Chisum Inc advertises cash plus monthly payments, harvest sale trucks priced at 459. Phone numbers and street location listed for Harvest Sale.
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FORD
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford Dealer
Studebaker
McClure-Craig, ‘Inc
Jackson
Apt
Cooper Motor CO
Tyler
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Toney Chisum, Inc
Polk St
BUICK
Harvest
Observers note China's territorial threats and Japan’s advances
Apparent attempts to dismember China by detaching provinces Hopei Chahar Suiyuan Shantung Fukien and others from China are discussed alongside Japan's repeated encroachments in Inner Mongolia as observed on page 1.
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China
Hopei
Chahar
Suiyuan
Shantung
Fukien
Japan
Inner Mongolia
Plymouth 1938 De Luxe Cars on Open Lot
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co Inc lists numerous used cars for sale or trade including 1938 Plymouth De Luxe and 1984 Ford Victoria. Advertisements detail financing, trade offers, and dealer contact in Amarillo with items from 1920s to 1980s models, urging buyers to inspect at local lots and pay phone numbers for inquiries.
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Universal Wrecking Co
Walter Irvin, Inc
Plymouth
Southwestern Invest CO
Grace A. Meredith
Studebaker
Florida
Amarillo
Oldsmobile Co. Inc
Tyler
Harry
Norwood
FORD
Taylor
Amarillo Used Car CO
Fillmore
Elmer B. Myer
Glen L. Casey Motor “Co
U S Olympic Squad Looks Like Best Yet
The 1936 Olympic track team progress is hailed as strongest yet with Glenn Morris breaking the decathlon world record at Milwaukee and multiple sprinters and field events setting marks. Notable comebacks include Bill Bonthron and Frank Wykoff while Ray Louden and Bill Graber push for final trials at Randall's Island.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
United States
Randall's Island Stadium
Berlin
Princeton
America
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Milwaukee
Glenn Morris
Denver
Morris
Jim” Bausch
Kansas
Dave Weichert
Rice
George Varoff
San Francisco
Bob Rodenkirchen
Jersey City
Cambridge
Bill Bonthron
Pennsylvania
Gene Venzke
Bill Graber
Frank Wykoff
Ben Eastman
England
Tom Hampson
Jimmy Lavalle
Mack Robinson
Pasadena
Henry Dryer
New York A. C
Ken Carpenter
Southern California
Fritz Pollard, Jr
Brown University
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
Grant Fages Perry at Wimbledon today
The United States hope to see Grant Fages Perry challenge Bryan Grant in a quarter-final at Wimbledon. Perry faces Grant as eight top players compete in the All England championships second week. Budge and Allison also advance as Quist and Austin stand in their path.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Pred Perry
United States
Togther
Perry
Grant
America
Don Budge
Wilmer Allison
Budge
Adrian Quist
Allison
England
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Hagen and Laffoon Take Team Tourney in Inverness
Walter Hagen and Young Ky Laffoon of Chicago won the Inverness four ball team event in Toledo Ohio. They held off a late charge by Ray Mangrum and Craig Wood who finished second behind the veteran and his partner. Cooper and Smith placed third. Hagen and Laffoon earned 1000 dollars for first and 100 for the lowest team score nine under par 62.
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Toledo
Ohio
Walter Hagen
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Inverness
Ray Mangrum
Lad
Dayton
Craig Wood
Bomber
Deal
N. J
Mangrum
Wood
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Hagen
Laffoon
Texas League results first and second games recap
Beaumont and Oklahoma City split a twin bill with 11 1 and 58 run totals in the two games as Twardy Klaerner Whitworth and Warren figured prominently. Galveston took a 3 2 decision over Dallas while Houston defeated Fort Worth 5 2 and San Antonio fell to Tulsa 4 1 in the listed day’s action.
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Beaumont
Okla
City
Twardy
Tebbets
Klaerner
Whitworth
Warren
Cook
Coffman
Lorbeer
Brillheart
Klearner
Dallas skeet team shoots 472 of 500 in National Shoot
Dallas skeet and gun club team totaled 472 points of 500 in the National Telegraphic Skeet Shoot held from Lordsburg Conn. The Dallas five included J O Bates Fort Worth Lou Weland Paris Tex Jim Tanner and John R Mitchell with Hunter Dempsey. Bates and J M Loffland each posted 98 to share top individual honors. Southern Association results: Memphis 2-1 Knoxville 9-7 New Orleans 7-4 Birmingham 8-6 Chattanooga 8-8 Nashville 9-10 Little Rock 3 Atlanta 19.
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Dallas
Lordsburg
Conn
J. O. Bates
Fort Worth
Lou Weiland
Paris
Tex
Jim Tanner
John R. Mitchell
Hunter Dempsey
Bates
J. M. Loffland
Southern Association
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
J W Hunter Passes Away In Amarillo Community Leader
J Walker Hunter 52 longtime Amarillo constable and former officer died Sunday after an operation. Survived by widow two daughters and one son plus four sisters and a brother. Funeral at Griggs Chapel Tuesday with burial Llano Cemetery. Hunter was also a poet with work published in papers and anthologies. He married Lena Brown in 1907 at Goodwell Oklahoma.
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J. Walker Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Amarillo
Logan County
Arkansas
Texas
Indian Territory
W. O. W. Lodge
Griggs
Llano
FE. B. Fincher
Harold Jones
Clovis
P. E. Phillips
Neil
C. FE. Hunter
Oklahoma City
Jerry Griffith
Fort Worth
R. B. Corbett
Winslow
Lena Brown
Neil 8, Brown
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Dallas men plan Dallas to Paris flight under Centennial aid
Clyde Pangborn and Monty C. Mason arrived in Dallas at 2 P. M after a leisurely El Paso to Dallas hop in their Flying Wing. They intend a Dallas to Paris flight under Texas Centennial sponsorship and hope to announce a takeoff date tomorrow.
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Dallas
Clyde Pangborn
Monty C. Mason
el Paso
Paris
Asylum Guards Strike Unguards Municipal Insane Asylum
In NICE France on June 28 the 58 guards of the Municipal Insane Asylum walked off duty leaving asylum unguarded. Police prefect convened an emergency meeting and warned he may summon troops to maintain order and prevent inmate escapes.
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Nice
France
Soil Service distributes sorghum seeds for cover on half million acres
The Soil Conservation Service has allocated grain sorghum seed to county agents for spring planting as cover crops on about 500000 acres in the southwestern wind erosion district. Seed totaling 798000 pounds will be planted contour furrows or in strips to stabilize land during the next blowing season.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
R. R. Hinde
Hopeful Groom, 99 Is Without Needed Bride
Charles Jeannette, 99, located in Old Forge, planned to wed Ella Manning but she left after her daughters arrived with him for a ride. He vowed to continue with wedding plans, including dinner and a boat ride, despite the setback.
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Old Forge
Charles Jeannette
Jeannette
Ella Blance Manning
Augusta Bassinger
Syracuse
William Kerr
Saranac Lake
Rites Set for Amarillo Carpenter C R Herrin
Funeral services for C R Herrin 54 a Amarillo carpenter will be at 10 30 am at N 8 Griggs and Sons Chapel with Rev A E Smith of Line Avenue Baptist Church officiating Interment Llano Cemetery Pallbearers L L Whitten L Quinn George W Keeling D N Nall Less Whitaker and R X Scheighagen survive daughter Mrs J Taylor Bassett two sons Arden and Wade Herrin and brothers J Q Herrin Amarillo and Rev George T Herrin Kingston Okla Herrin died Friday night at his daughter’s home in Lubbock after working in McLean oil fields earlier the week
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C. R. Herrin
Amarillo
Griggs and Sons
A. E. Smith
Line Avenue Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
L. L. Whitten
L. Quinn
George W. Keeling
D. N. Nall
Less Whitaker
R. X. Scheighagen
Herrin
J. Taylor Bassett
Lubbock
McLean
Boyer Street
Arden
Wade Herrin
J. Q. Herrin
George T. Herrin
Kingston
Okla
Lehman Speaks on New Deal Security and Dispersing Power
The remarks emphasize dispersing authority to shield the public from economic turmoil and stress the New Deal’s aim for security. The speaker does not mention the Republican Party nor its Kansas nominee Landon, nor Alfred E. Smith’s right wing attacks or the Union Party’s left wing opposition.
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New Deal
Republican Party
Governor Landon
Kansas
Alfred £. Smith
Union Party
Tri State Fair Builds Up New Mexico Exhibit and Premiums Rise
The Tri State Fair plans a bigger push with New Mexico exhibiting at Amarillo. Livestock premiums rise by 1500 to reach 9100, not counting poultry. Ted Taylor, secretary, notes focus on diversification to aid future farmers and Panhandle growth. September 18 through 26 host fair events plus United Shows of America carnival. Gene Howe presides. Ross Rogers first vice president. Roy Cullum second. other officers include Gouldy, McKnight, Hill, Hardin, Nation, Fields, Kirg, Budke, Gilstrap, Morgan, Baker. Executive committee: Beechler, Howard, Riggs.
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Panhandle
Ted Taylor
Taylor
United Shows of America
Detroit
Amarillo
Gene Howe
Roy Cullum
William Gouldy
John McKnight
Grover Hill
Ed Hardin
Carrie Nation
Lewis Fields
Mason Kirg
Herbert Budke
T. W
Bill” Gilstrap
B. A. L. Morgan
B. T. Baker
Bill Beechler
Dee Howard
J. N. Riggs
Wingo recalls courtship and frontier marriage details
Mr. Wingo recounts meeting Mrs. Wingo at a church in the woods and mounting her on a horse from the upping block. He recalls courting within seven miles, riding a gray mule, and a celebratory marriage day reflecting religious frontier life.
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Wingo
Army to Increase to Full Strength in 165000 Ranks
Washington June 28 a special war plans committee of the army general staff began a study to see if modern warfare requires re organizing combat divisions while recruiting to reach the authorized 165000 strength. Enlisted strength now 147000 will rise about 1500 monthly as part of a five year modernization program under General Malin Craig.
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Washington
Army General Staff
Malin Craig
Warn Voters Of Law Change In Texas Primaries
County officials issue warnings as new Texas election laws require voters who moved since January 31 to register changes at the tax collector to be eligible. Changes to precincts or counties must be recorded to avoid disqualification. corrected lists will be provided on election eve. Voters who moved after paying poll tax must re register for July and August primaries.
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Texas
Counses
Woman struck by propeller ends in hospital stunt show promise
Mrs. Allen Murphy wife of a plane stunt pilot lost her left arm and several fingers when she slipped into a propeller during a Sunday landing at Hereford hospital. Lt Murphy says the crash won t stop his airplane show this week and she urges him to proceed with Amarillo plans.
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Allen Murphy
Hereford
Murphy
Two Die As Small Plane Dives Into Surf Off Daytona Beach
A small plane crashed into the surf off Daytona Beach killing Al Stanley a 29 year old band leader from Montgomery Alabama and Mary Lee Butler a 20 year old Daytona Beach nightclub employee. Pilot Strobe Lander survived with a broken nose and facial cuts after the tailspin wreck 400 yards from shore crowded with lifeguards unable to reach them in time.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
al Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Lee Butler
Strobe Lander
Sanctions to Rise as Key Issue at League Council Meet
In Geneva the League of Nations assembly opens with its aim to save the league while facing Italy's conquest of Ethiopia. Leaders like Leon Blum and Stanley Baldwin back lifting sanctions, Haile Selassie laments the lack of justice, and anti sanction forces warn of risks to world peace.
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League
Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
Save the League
Italy
Ethiopia
Leon Blum
France
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Poland
Haile Selassie
London
Steel Defies Union Drive In Major Industry Stand
New York June 28 The American Iron and Steel Institute rejected a unionization push affecting about half a million workers. It warned against coercion and strikes to force a closed shop and pledged to defend employers from intimidation while preserving free collective bargaining. The statement targeted the pro union campaign associated with John L. Lewis.
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New York
Big Steel
American Iron and Steel
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Moving Spirit
Committee For Industrial Organization
Institute
Leawis
Fear Explorer Lost at Sea On Flagship
The Wyatt Earp, flagship of the Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition, sailing from Staten Island ten days ago toward Oslo with Sir Hubert Wilkins, is missing. Coast Guard ships were directed to seek the vessel at Lady Wilkins request as radio contact has failed and the ship previously leaked but was repaired.
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New York
Coast Guard
Lady Wilkins
Wyatt Earp
Staten Island
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Oslo
Sir Hubert
Antarctica
Army flier crashes to death on farm near Marysville
A pursuit plane from Selfridge Field Michigan crashed on a farm nine miles southwest of Marysville Ohio killing Flying Cadet Joseph P F Peaganes. The farm owner Joan Thieregarten described the plane veering into the ground at full speed, bouncing about 500 yards, then striking again tearing loose the motor.
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Marysville
Ohio
Maryaville
Joseph PF. Peaganes
Selfridge Field
Mich
Joan Thieregarten
Quezon’s Condition Improves After Manila Return
President Manuel Quezon shows marked improvement after arrival in Manila from Cebu where he fell ill with angina pectoris. Dr. Manuel Canazares reports a low fever but no complications, predicting recovery within three to four days.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Cebu
Manuel Canazares
Quevon
Pioneer Gurule Funeral Noted In Vega Texas Panhandle
Death notices list bearers Ben Freeman W N Pulliam Buford Montgomery Allen Stagg Mel Armstrong Henry Holloway. Burial in Vega cemetery beside his wife who died in Amarillo last September. Gurule, earliest Panhandle settler, came circa 1865, worked for L& Ranch and LTS. He was respected quiet cowhand left handed trainer whose horses troubled rivals. Funeral services planned in Vega.
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Ben Freeman
W. N. Pulliam
Buford Montgomery
Allen Stagg
Mel Armstrong
Henry Holloway
Vega
Amarillo
Griggs and Sons
Gurule
Tascosa
Panhandle
L& Ranch
LITS
John Snider
Mr. Snider
Goodnight
McAlister
Snider
Soviet Women Ready to Battle Elbow to Elbow in War
Moscow reports warn that Soviet women will join husbands and sons at the front. In the city, 17,500 women are sharpshooters and 170 are first-class female snipers. Olga Yakoviets, famed ace parachutist, addressed the Congress of Engineers' and Technicians' Wives as risks of wartime loom.
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Moscow
U.P
Olga Yakovievt
Congress of Engineers’ and Technicians
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