OKLAHOMA CITY OIL BLAST KILLS ONE IN CITY FIRE
An oil field explosion in Oklahoma City killed Leo Wallace and left three workers seriously injured. Two 1,000-barrel tanks burned after waste oil ignited, with officials citing spontaneous combustion. The fire broke out within city limits and caused about 5,000 dollars in losses. The injured are Theodore Saulsberry 30 Lee Overby 25 and T M Fisher 25.
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Oklahoma City
Leo Wallace
British American Oil Producing Company
Theodore Saulsberry
Lee Overby
T. M. Fisher
Courthouse Records and Property Deeds Listing Complexes
A dense ledger of court records including warranty deeds, deeds of trust, and vehicle registrations. Entries cite J N Beasley Horace Brown Keel Nunn Leveritt Clark Abramson Hatcher Wolflin Place Baetzer Vogel Goodall Oosterbeek and others with parcel blocks, lot numbers, and dollar amounts for real estate and transfers. Also notes building permits and contractor names across multiple Borger and Amarillo addresses with vehicle makes such as Chevrolet Reo and Ford.
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J. N. Beasley
Horace H. Brown
Keel
G. J. Nunn
Plemons
A. G. Leveritt
J. F. Clark
Ridgmere
B. Abramson
Harry Hatcher
Wolflin Place
Carl Baetzer
L. J. Vogel
Modernistic Sea Monster and Home Repair Notices
Classified item list detailing multiple construction jobs and bids including residences and a filling station. Names, addresses, contractors, and project costs noted with terms like day laborer and owner contractor. Note on travel in Old Mexico and a playful science aside about Einstein.
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Mirror
Day Laborer
W. L. Love
Albert Randall
A. F. Smith
Fillmore
W. P. Martin
Harrison
Edgefield
Western Impr. Co
Taylor
Elliott Greer
B. Crasford
J. R. McKinley
Jefferson
Kiwanis Directors Laud Special Train to Mexico City
Kiwanis Club directors praise a News-Globe sponsored special train to Mexico City to invite President Ortiz Rubio to attend the 1931 Tri-State fair. The letter notes the trip will boost city advertising and civic access, signed by John K. Boyce president, J. R. Cullum vice president, and Orla Allen secretary. Fifty of 125 reservations are already taken.
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Kiwanis Club
News-Globe
Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
John K. Boyce
J. R. Cullum
Orla Allen
Guiding Your Child Childhood Fears By Mrs Agnes Lyne
The article argues fears in children stem from experiences and training rather than age. Fears persist unless addressed through education and proper guidance. Ridicule or shaming does not remove fears. proactive training is required to help a child outgrow or manage them.
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Agnes Lyne
Laughing Child Said To Be Shaped By Fear Education
A fragment suggests a belief that fear can be educated out of a child, with a line about the child’s ability to laugh away fear. The text shows a discussion on conditioning and emotional development.
Births in Amarillo Rise to Almost Three Daily
A county health unit report shows Amarillo births averaging nearly three per day. Since January 1, 328 birth certificates were filed, with 24 since the last release. The list includes several families from Amarillo and surrounding areas, noting a set of twins and multiple newborn daughters and sons.
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Amarillo
Ooral Sargent
Amarillo-Potter County
William Thomas Smith
Northwest Fifth Avenue
Joe Albin Allred
Wildorado
Carl Calvin Ferguson
Forest Street
Thomas Foster Hempton
Fragmentary Text on Child Security and Fear Response
The fragment discusses arousing fear in a child and then re associating the fear with pleasurable experiences to give a sense of security. It notes psychological tactics of pairing distress with comfort to influence the child's perception of the situation.
Amarillo Residents and Addresses Listed in Notice
Todd of Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown on Maryland Street, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blankenship of Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Elliott on West Fifteenth Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ray Douthitt on East Third Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Talley on Center Street are named in the notice with their respective addresses.
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J. Robicheau
West Sixth Avenue
John Albert Cavin
Amarillo
Clarence R. Smith
Sam R. Lanning
Panhandle
Lanham Allen Broyles
Tyler Street
William Theodore Sturges
Louisiana Street
A. ©. Mullens
South Alabama Street
Burl Willard McPherson
Monroe Street
John C. Bugher
North Pierce Street
Tommy Harris Shelton
Richard Wesley Sturch
Bryant Street
Sylvester Slagle
John Vaughn Harris
Clyde
Dogs and cats share same ancestry, UC professor finds
The late Professor W. D. Matthews of the University of California appears to indicate that dogs and cats descend from a common ancestral race based on his findings.
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W. D. Matthews
University of California
Camel Cigarettes Humidor Pack Introduced
The new Sanitary Package for Camel cigarettes seals in moisture and flavor while keeping dust and germs out. It uses a Humidor Pack to preserve moisture and reduce harsh tobacco that irritates the throat. Try Camels for one day and switch away afterward.
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Courthouse Records
Goodall W. Tinning
N. Pierce
A. J. Oosterbeek Motor Co
Chevrolet
Thelma Spurlock
Borger
Texas
Keck-Satterfield
Reo
Western Lumbere Co
West Sixth
Walter Irvin, Inc
Amarillo Stoneware & Queensware Co
Plains Chevrolet Co
Amarillo Construction Co
West Seventh
McClure Motor Co
Ford
A. Blankenship
Nelson Chevrolet Co
J. W. Arnett
West 18Th
N. L. Mackey
N. B. Sowell
N. Buchanan
Holland
A. H. Brown
R&s F. RR
R. Santa Fe
C. S. Lambie Co
R. E. Steel
J. M. Sheers
Johnson
Old Mexico
U. S. S. Lexington
Panama Canal
Kiwanis Directors News-Globe Train
BAYER
Fletcher
Glo
Mennen
Post Office
Taylor Street
Owl Drug Company
Huey
John H. Overton
Alexandria
Congress
Huey P. Long
Long
Overton
Senate
Louisiana
Wright Printing CO
R. J. Reynolds Tebsese
Winston-Salem
M. G
Reavnol
Department
Baltimore
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