Scout Camp Opens Saturday in New Mexico Forest
Amarillo Boy Scouts head to Camp Cima del Mundo in Santa Fe National Forest eighteen miles west of Las Vegas New Mexico. Chief Paul leads in charge with a large adult staff and many scouts listed as attendees from August 4 to August 26 with visitors welcomed on Sundays and during camp transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Camp Cima del Mundo
Santa Fe National Forest
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Marvin J
Paul
A. A. Kellner
G. L. Cline
H. M. Sewell
F. M. Hill
A. P. Bralley
Dean C. Settle
C. W. Seibel
Ralph Dykeman
O. A. Blank
Woodrow Henderson
Dwight Bobbett
Robert Cooper
Paul Posey
A. L. Crouch
Roy Cline
Jimmy Griggs
Joe Langford
Joe Brown
Jack Rushmer
Leon Oliver
Richard Seibel
Bobby Lewis
Quentin Lewis
Trent Davis
Frank Hainze
Coen
Mam
Jack Ratcliff
Ampbell
Jack Ron Ralph Frede
Dick Hill
Earl Shelton
Jack Kronbeck
Frank Kronbeck
Marvin Chamberlain
Paul Jack Franklin
Dean
Tony the Lion Loses Grip and Bites Keeper at Zoo
Tony the lion at Potter County Zoo, lonesome after Queenie’s death, latches onto keeper Cecil Timmons’s father Arthur during play. John Hart trained the two new lionesses Safe and Spitfire purchased at Carlsbad. Tony recovers and resumes play after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Queenie
Potter County
C. ©. Timmons
Carlsbad
Timmons
Cecil
Safe
Spitfire
John Hart
Arthur Timmons
Mr. Timmons
C. C. Timmons
Dad
Personal notes of residents returning home and moving about
Milton Burns Capers returns from Ft Worth and visits his mother at 2001 Fillmore. Sam H Roberta of Dalhart and Mrs. Arreola with Esther Arreola visit Amarillo. The Vann family hosts relatives from Laredo. Trogdon family returns from Colorado. Jicha moves to Amarillo. Dick Connally visits friends in Brownsville. Blankenships move from Sunray to Amarillo at 604 Virginia Street. Hemingway returns to Charleston after Navy Yards duty. Lowry heads to Tallahassee for work. Hatcher Askew and family finish a Corpus Christi Galveston vacation. Ethylene gas aids loosening walnut hulls, saving growers about 260000 dollars in kernel losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Burns Capers
Ft. Worth
W. H. Capers
Fillmore Street
Sam H. Roberta
Dalhart
Amarillo
R. F P. de Arreola
Esther Arreola
W. L. Vann
Nineteenth Avenues
Laredo
Mexico
R. L. Trogdon
Tenth Avenue
Colorado
Dorothy Jicha
Kansas City
Mary Adelaide Barton
H. G. Johnson
Ruth Tillinghast
Dick Connally
Charleston
Carolina
Hope Lowry
Tallahassee
Fla
Margaret Hatcher
W. L. Askew
Wesley Askew
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Texas employment up 13 percent over July 1933
Texas employment rose 13.1 percent in July from 1933 according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research based on 2,296 firms with 100,289 workers. Payrolls climbed 16.5 percent over July 1933, with a 16.5 percent seasonal rise from June. Cotton textile and lumber sectors fell. cotton consumption and production dropped from May and June levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Inverness to Confer Freedom on Ramsay MacDonald and Others
Inverness prepares a historic ceremony to confer the freedom of the Burgh on Ramsay MacDonald prime minister Stanley Baldwin ex prime minister and Sir Murdoch Macdonald in the town’s civic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness
Scotland
Ceremony expected to be attended by Clan Donald chiefs
The report notes chiefs of Clan Donald are anticipated to attend the ceremony. Other details cite Utah capital outlays for school buildings and grounds dropping from 3,018,000 in 1922 to 36,000 in the prior year. Employees of the London Transport Board have formed an aviation club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ministry of Agriculture of
Northern Ireland
Clan Donald
Utah
The
London Transport Board
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Santa FE Forest
Bill Rusk
David Rusk
Brien Dillon
William Klingensmith
Jack Lyon
Jack Trimmier
James Domer, Jr
Walter Thompson
Bobby Baker
Hughes Leewald
Philip Leewald
Billy Elliotte
O. W. Wright
Leonard Jansen
Billy Jack Klein
Leslie Singer
Taylor Harle
Bernard Newburg
Vega
Carl Weildling
Jessie Guy Mills
Sam Jameson
Tom Jameson
Dumas
Leo Duflot
Canyon
Lonesome
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
M. P
Inverness-shire
Wieconrr
Tll Tia
M-System
Lipton’s
Rio Grande
LUX
Schilling’s Coffee
Glen Valley
Maxwell House
Alc
Dan Wesson
Blue Barrel
Flowerland
Canis Libby
Johnson's
Piggly Wiggly
Bluing
Lg. Bottle
Charmin
Small Arkansas
Elbertas
Malaga
Idaho
ORNIA
Pinkney Packing Company
Cudahy
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