Funeral services for Dr C F Randall in Panhandle
Funeral services for Dr C F Randall 70 pioneer Panhandle physician will be held at Boxwell's Funeral Chapel Wednesday at 11 am. Interment will be in Liano Pantheon. Clergy TEv. FE B Fincher and Dr R Thomen will preside. Active pallbearers include C E Lacy J E Rowland Fred Bone Solon Tyrd J A Stirratt Oscar Randall. Honorary pallbearers include members of the Potter County Medical Society and close friends of Dr and Mrs Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ranall
Panhandle
Boxwell
Liano Pantheon
Tev
FE. B. Fincher
R. Thomen
C. E. Lacy
J. E. Rowland
Fred Bone
Solon Tyrd
J. A. Stirratt
Oscar Ranial
The
Potter County Medical Society
Mrs. Randall
Sheriff Removes Prisoner After Jail Breaks and Reforms
Sheriff Thompson reports two jail breaks in two months and says a punishment diet failed. Guards found improvised jail keys and contraband despite inspections. Smith was moved to Stinnett at the sheriff's expense to resolve unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Smith
Stinnett
Census woman camps out to count Texas districts
The article notes a female census taker plans to camp out for counts across Alpine and surrounding Brewster County districts. She will travel eighty miles to reach initial enumeration points and carry a tent stove and bed as there are no lodging options in the region. Travel routes require multiple returns to Alpine to access eastern and western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Three Men Believed Drowned In San Jacinto River
Bodies of Joe Scott 35 Albert Miller 26 and Peter McGee a negro are believed to have drowned when a motor boat sank near the Market Street bridge in the San Jacinto river shortly before midnight. Three other occupants swam to shore.
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San Jacinto
Market Street
Joe Scott
Albert Miller
Peter McGee
Two Hurt In Election Row At West Las Vegas
Governor Dillon received reports that two men were struck with clubs during a voting precinct disturbance in West Las Vegas. District Attorney Trader urged the governor to consider placing the town under martial law.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
R. C. Dillon
West Las Vegas
Thomas V. Trader
Bond filing sought in Sabra Barnett suit before Judge Gee
Sabra Barnett through attorney R E O Keefe petitions Judge W E B Gee to compel J H Sears deputy district clerk to file a bond she posted in a civil action. Sears refused citing insufficient securities. The petition notes the district clerk's office vacancy due to J C Skillman illness and Judge Gee is to decide today.
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W. EB. Gee
Sabra Barnett
R. E. O'Keefe
J. H. Sears
Depu
Sears
Amarillo letter notes local humor and missing items
The column mixes local gossip from Amarillo with notices and missing items. It mentions Pampa’s call for Texas Rangers, a found fountain pen, a missing dog Tootie, a calf accident in Wisconsin, and job ads. It also covers a planned break for the writer and a railroad dispute near Amarillo.
Ocean coves with thousands of cormorants under sunlit skies
A narrator observes vast flocks of cormorants on remote islands as they fish, using a ringed neck to trap prey. He contrasts this with humans and politics, hints at California coast travel and grand redwood groves, and ends with a humorous note about a doctor's thermometer sale.
Grievances Over Wheat Pricing and Farm Hardships
Letter from a reader in Amarillo criticizing editorials on wheat prices and farm welfare. The writer questions why wheat is cheaper at Panhandle elevators, asks what editors gain, and contrasts farming struggles with rising bacon and flour costs. He urges focus on farmer hopes and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Panhandle
Amarillo
MEEP TO RIGHT Traffic Rules Reinforced by City Police
City police announced renewed enforcement of keeping vehicles on the right side of streets with new colored lines at intersections. Traffic Captain M V Burner warns that left side driving disrupts flow and risks fender brushing. fines will be imposed for violations.
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M. V.burner
Oil Production Drops in U S Week End March 29
The weekly U S oil report shows a total daily average production of 2,529,001 barrels for the week ending March 29, down from 2,540,806 a week earlier. Oklahoma City gains 9,835 barrels while Seminole leads regional declines with 18,630 barrels.
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Rulia
Onion
United States
Oklahoma City
Gulf Coast
Texas
It & Gas Journal
Capital City
Oklahoma State
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
California
Fire Victim West Rites Set for Venus Burial
Clifford W. West 34 Moore County farmer died Monday when gasoline ignited as he tried to start a fire. His body to be sent to Venus Texas for burial with relatives traveling on the Fort Worth Denver train. Survivors include wife two children and his parents plus several siblings.
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Clifford W. West
Moore County
Venus
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
N. S. Griggs & Sons
West
W. M. West
Claude West
Lawrence West
Lamesa
Howard West
Corsicana
Charles Jackson
Calera
Okla
Lula Morris
C. L. Moore
Stinnett
Ansel Dawson
W W Carter Dies Today in Hospital
W W Carter, 63, of Taylor Street Santa Fe and Amarillo rail chief clerk, died early today after confinement since Sunday. Survived by his wife and stepson Harry T Buckner of St Louis. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body to be sent to St Joseph Missouri for burial. Held at N S Griggs & Sons Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Carter
Taylor Street
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Carter
Mr. Carter
Harry T. Buckner
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Missouri
N. S. Griggs & Sons’ Mortuary
Jake Paralysis Hits Flats in Ama rille Outbreak
Twenty of twenty six reported cases of Jake paralysis are concentrated in the Negro town known as Negro Town in Ama rille. Physicians and residents note this is the citys first notable outbreak and that most cases are among Black residents with few among whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Amarille
Doctor Eade jailed for Illinois student death case
prominent Champaign physician Dr. T M Eade is jailed on murder charges tied to the death of University of Illinois freshman Misa Gladys L Anderson after an illegal operation. A coroner s jury also planned to probe Miss Cleo Hinton s fatal peritonitis from a similar procedure by Eade.
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Py United Press
Champaign
T. M. Eade
Misa Gladys L. Anderson
University of Illinois
Eade
Cleo Hinton
Fisher, Til
Miss Anderson
Chicago
Robert DC. Cathcart
Illinois
Cathcart
Beerrooner Shot Dead in Chicago Hotel
Babe Mulaney a beer runner and hoodlum was shot to death in a Chicago hotel room. His body was found tossed in a clothes closet near a rear corridor. a gun lay nearby. He was linked as a beer runner for gangster George Bolton and was about 40 years old.
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Associated Jet
Chicago
Babe Mulaney
Weet
Guents
Mulaney
George
Red) Bolton
West Side
Jewel theft rattles home. valuables valued at fifty dollars
Report describes theft from Mrs. Von Buelow's residence where burglars ransacked the house and rifled a jewelry case. Mrs. Buelow estimated the loss at about fifty dollars though no inventory had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. von Buelow
Santa Fe Official Praises Amarillo Office
Ralph P. Bird eastern freight agent for Santa Fe, visiting Amarillo, says the up-town Amarillo office in the new Santa Fe building outshines the Fifth Avenue New York ticket office and commends Texas for its permanence. He is the guest of local Santa Fe officials during his Texas stay.
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Santa Fe
Fifth Avenue
New York
Amarillo
Ralph P. Bird
Eastern
The
Texas
Mr. Bird
City
Dallas seeks probe of Hutton Webster history text
A Dallas petition with about 400 names asked the State Textbook Commission to investigate Hutton Webster's Early European History used in freshman year. The petition, presented by Rev Earl Anderson, cites concerns over divine origins of the Bible and Catholic emphasis in the book.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
State Textbook Commission
Austin
Hutton Webster
Earl Anderson
Baptist Church
S. M. N. Marrs
B. F. Tysinger
Garland
State Textbook Board Committee On Revision
Marrs
Youth Shot In Left Side Improves At Hospital
L. V. Allen, 21, found yesterday afternoon with a bullet wound in the left side, was believed out of danger after a restful night at Northwest Texas Hospital. He resided at 709 West Tenth Avenue in a rooming house run by Mrs. J. V. Graviey. Relatives said the shot was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Allen
Northwest Texas Hospital
West Tenth Avenue
J. V. Graviey
Bandit Loses Nerve Buys Cheese Instead of Robbery
Newark dealer Edward Cohen faced a nervous bandit who demanded $10. The robber hesitated and, instead of shooting, bought a quarter's worth of limburger cheese for 25 cents before fleeing.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Edward Cohen
Cohen
Workman Suffers Knee Injury at Southwest Public Service Plant
Worker J. Kanary of Babcox-Wilcox Company boiled at the Southwest Public Service plant addition when he fell at 9 15 AM. An X ray at St. Anthony's Hospital showed no fracture or other injuries. Plant workers who witnessed the accident did not disclose how it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kanary
Babcox-Wilcox Company
Southwest Public Service Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report April 1
Kansas City hogs 5,000 steady to 10c lower top 9.70 at 210 lbs. cattle 8,000 with calves 1,600 and sheep 18,000 noting various weights and prices. Chicago hogs 22,000 steady to 10c lower under 220 lbs. cattle 7,000 with five price bands. Fort Worth hogs 1,200 and cattle 2,500 with mixed bids. East St Louis hogs 21,000 and cattle 3,900 with shifting bids. cotton futures in New York and New Orleans mixed, May around 16.5 cents.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
Ajj
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
The
Bbc
New York
New Orleans
Farm Loan Board
Fragmented verse hints at carefree morning scene 1931
A poetic stanza describes a carefree man waking, breakfast finished, amid a market scene with traders. It contrasts joy and potential danger, ending with a note of personal resignation or whimsy. The lines mix dreamlike imagery with everyday commerce and social interaction.
Chicago Market News From April 1 1930s
Grain and market briefs report Chicago wheat edging higher despite damp conditions and Liverpool setbacks. Butter and eggs prices move with mixed tone, poultry firm with varying prices. New York stock letters note early gains with several blue chips at or near new highs and continued steel leadership.
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Boxwell’s Chapel
Pampa
Texas Rangers
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Shaeffer
National Bank of Commerce
Capper
Truman
Frank
Gottlieb Nussbaumer
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Tootie
Bernard Dorsey
Old Tack
Kernel Erasmus Rockus Eberfield Tack
O. W
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S. A. McLain
M. L. McClaran
Montgomery, Ward & Company
Here
White Deer
J. A. Thompson
Florida Street
Herbert Fleishhacker
San Francisco
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British Columbia
Seattle
Pacific
Mediterranean Riviera
Mike
Santa Clus
del Monte
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
Meep
U. S
Oklahoma Field
W.w.carter
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S.F
Workman
Hart
Jaron
No Was
Edgar A. Guest
Erly Morn
Sadete
To & Ing
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NEW One
Auburn Auto
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Atchison
Standard Oil
U. S. Steel Common
International Telephone
Union Carbide
St. Louis Southwestern
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Colorado
CAGO
Porntahadi By Inc
F. Clark Brone Iries
Daly
MAY Sesciens
Seseeee
Sessove
Issistes
Amer
IBM
Arkansas Gas
Associa
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Cord Cowt Tewee Saseeeves
Central Ban
Ber
Seveees
Seewnees
Aia Crockett
Pid
Marconi
Durant
Elec
Shrhidre
Fokker
Ford
France
Fox Thea
Goldman Saleee
Ieee
Gulf
Humble Oil
Louisiana
Lai
Midwest
Nia
Pet. Corp
Penn
Stan
Indiana
Seem
Salt Creek - Tee Lay
South Penn
Transamerica
Ateee
Trans. Aireee
Jno
F. Clarys 2 Co
Allis Chalmers
Allied
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American Borer & Light
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Atmerica 1 Smelt & Ref
America ‘Oundry
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Atmerican Ae Eveeees
Lyera
Aronda
Eeeenneee
Aviation Corporation
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Bend
Aviation
Est & Co
Tanee
Rethienem Stee
Borier Co
Weene
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Brigas Poa
Bulova Ateh
Burroughs Wets
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Cal & Aria
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Sabacces Eapteeeacsseliah Lit
Cerval Ne Steel
Chesapeake Corporation Ary Cuba Corporation
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Hic
Mil @& P
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Commonwealth
South
Jeurn
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Ater
Delaware
Weeeneee Dupont
Eastman Kodaks Eaton Azle
Ig Jcott Johnson
Ineers
Fidelity Phoenix Inn
Canoe Fisk Raeter
Kreuger Stoocty Seas
Kreuger & Toll Sssseee Oy
Kresge Seeeeenee
Lambert Eeeebeee
Wilea
Lorillard Tee Teweee
Avis Gas & Bilectric M4
Lowe's Inc
Mack Trucks
Maytag
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Mk&t
Montgomery Ward
Murray Bodies
Ater Bilo
Nash Motora
National Ballas Hessea
National Biscuit
Opis
Nevada
Central Ete Eenane
Ackard Motors
Ivania
Abhervice of
Sane
Errr Rene
Reich Orpheum
Ing Company
Sterie
Hern Pacific Railway
Unite Fruit
Vanaum
FA K Warn Quinlan
Westi House Brakes
Westir
Weate Union
Ssese
Willys Verland
Young Pring
Yester
Cal. A
N. Y
Tex. Pac
Tex Pac G
Texas Corp
Tidewater Thaceees Ae
Union Oil of
Cal
Pan American Bose
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prair
Victor Records
Gene Austin
Jimmie Rogers
Johnnie Marvin
Panhandle Music Co
Dial
Polk Oo
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