East Texas oil field stays closed into next week
The East Texas oil field remained shut with no petroleum sent from the big pool for at least seven more days by order of the railroad commission. Judge Randolph Bryant directed the area stay closed until Monday morning as data from tests since April 6 is reviewed for the next proration order.
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Austin
Eastexas
Ailroad Commission
Randolph Bryant
Yesteray
Ata
Hhe
Senate
Railroad Commission
Panhandle Set for Prohibition League Organization
Dr. J. T. McClure pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church in Amarillo will organize a Young People's League of United Forces for Prohibition in Panhandle Friday night. Miss Bess Williams of Amarillo, district league president, will assist.
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J. T. McClure
Polk Street Methodist Church
Amarillo
Young People’s League
the United Forces For Prohibition
Panhandle
Bess Williams
District League
Postmistress Etta Varley Dies in Tulsa
Etta Varley 55 longtime Collingsville postmaster and sister of Dr. J M Gordon of Texas Tech died in Tulsa Oklahoma last night. Funeral services are planned for Sunday in Whitesboro.
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Whitesboro
Tex
Etta Varley
Collingsville
J. M. Gordon
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Tulsa
Ohls
Anson Confederate
Anson
Texas
Edward Haile Kennedy
Camden
South Carolina
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Anson Camp of Veterans
Cotton Pattern 2592 for a simple cotton frock
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 2592 offering a cotton dress with scalloped revers and simple seaming. Fits sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards 36 inch fabric. Includes illustrated step by step instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern, 15 cents catalog, or 25 cents for catalog plus pattern to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Paris
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Eastern Stars Plan Food Sale in Amarillo
Members of Eastern Star chapters in Amarillo will hold a food sale one week from Saturday to raise funds for entertainment at the state lodge convention in the fall. The sale by Mrs. Robbie Dyer at 514 Polk Street will offer plate lunches coffee sandwiches pies cakes and related treats all day April 29.
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Eastern Star
Amarillo
Robbie Dyer
Grand Chapter
Polk Street
White Sister Ends Run At Texas Theater
An advertising error placed White Sister in Friday's Daily News under last times to day. The current Texas Theater attraction is The Mask of Fu Manchu. White Sister will screen at the Rex Theater in about six weeks.
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Texas
Daily News
Rex
Oklahoma Solons Adjourn Saturday
Oklahoma's 14th legislature will adjourn sine die tomorrow after enacting laws to cut ad valorem taxes raise funds to keep schools open and balance the budget. It trimmed about 10 million dollars from last biennium appropriations and cut salaries of county officers and state staff by up to 20 percent. Hot Sulphur Springs Creek near Banff has never frozen since its 1883 discovery despite high altitude.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
Banff
Alberta
Postal Rider Hurt in Crash
Earl Irion, 32, a postal carrier of 1606 Go liad Street, suffered a compound fracture and severe head bruises in a motorcycle crash at 7:45 a.m. on Tenth Avenue at Washington Street. W A Gaone, driving west, turned left, sending Irion and his bike into a parked truck. Witnesses A R Wilson and R F Copeland cited.
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Earl Iron
Goliad Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tenth Avenue
Washington Street
Irion
W. A. Gaone
East
Thirteenth Avenue
Trion
A. R. Wilson
Roy Burke Company
R. F. Copeland
West
Wrong Shop Address in Globe Adber Barber Shop
An advertisement in Thursday's Globe misprinted the location for John's Barber Shop as 619 Taylor Street instead of the correct 419 Taylor Street. The error concerns shop identity and street address accuracy for local customers.
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John
Taylor Street
Globe
Taylor
Railroads Plan 25 Percent Wage Slash Across System
Chicago Tribune reports railroads will seek a 25 percent cut in basic wages when bargaining with unions begins June 15. The current agreement, set to expire Oct 31, already includes a 10 percent reduction approved January 31, 1833.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune Today
Union
Carter Quits Air ConCern Board
Amon G. Carter resigns as director of the Cord aviation enterprise in Chicago. W. H. Beal, Auburn Motor Company president, will replace him on the board.
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Carter
AIR Concern
Chicago
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Aviation Corporation
W. H. Beal
Auburn Motor Company
Remembering a Substitute for Original Corn Flakes
An old note warns that substitutes for the original corn flakes are rarely offered in the spirit of Battle Creek. The line, phrased as an “oven-fresh” reminder, echoes cautious consumer trust in recognizable brands.
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Battle Creek
Kinkead Family Returns From Winter Trip to Amarillo
Former Potter County tax assessor H. E. Kinkead and family return to Amarillo from Phoenix Arizona after a winter away. Kinkead says health improved after retirement last year and notes Arizona business conditions seemed better during the tourist season. He mentions O V Vernon, former Amarillo chamber manager now in Phoenix, as he adjusts to new work.
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H. E
Pete” Kinkead
Potter County
Amarillo
Phoenix
Ariz
Kinkead
Arizona
O. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
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