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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

3

Hunter Allred Waging Bitter Fight In Race

In a caustic run-off campaign exchange, James V. Allred and Tom F. Hunter, Wichita Falls neighbors and gubernatorial rivals, heated up speeches last night. From Lubbock, Hunter roared across the West Texas prairies as the verbal clash continued over state leadership.

Felix R. McKnight Associated Press James V. Allred Tom F. Hunter Wichita Falls Lubbock Hunter West Texas

Allred Hunter clash over general sales tax in Texas

In Abilene and Eastland campaigns Alfred Allred and Jimmie Hunter traded sharp accusations over the general sales tax. Allred accused Hunter of lying about supporting the tax while Hunter defended his opposition, citing a supposed letter and policy shifts.

Hunter Alfred Tom Hunter Jimmie Allred Eastland West Texas

Buzzards Feed On Dead Cattle In Drouth Era

In West Texas the drouth drives buzzards to feed on cattle carcasses. Farmers, promised government burial or cremation aid, often haul away dead stock and leave the carcasses to the birds as drought conditions and costly oil hinder proper disposal. M Counts notes windward pastures become feeding grounds and the drouth makes burial impractical.

Fort Worth West Texas Tarrant County

Woodward Campaign Swing Attacks Opponent in Texas

Late Senator Walter Woodward attacked Clyde Smith and William McCraw during stops in Woodville Beaumont and Giddings. He pledged to shield independent merchants from illegal chain restraints and warned of his rival’s alleged political tricks as the attorney general race heats up.

Hunter House Committee On Revenue and Taxation Comanche de Leon Allred Walter Woodward Woodville Clyde Smith Smith Texas Beaumont Giddings William McCraw Dallas Woodward

Wheatland to become national shrine in honor of James Buchanan

Lancaster Pa August 9 United Press James Buchanan's Wheatland estate is proposed as a national shrine to the 15th president and lone bachelor commander. President Roosevelt, en route to Gettysburg, expressed a wish to visit Wheatland. Buchanan led a lonely life after failed engagement to Ann Coleman, later rising to the White House and dying in 1865 after the Union survived.

Lancaster U.P James Buchanan Wheatland Pennsylvania White House Roosevelt James Roosevelt Buchanan Great Britain Gettysburg Ann Coleman Court of St. James Coleman Lincoln

Third Crash Victim Dies at Greenville

In Greenville Texas the death of Murray Horace Byers aged 10 raised the auto crash toll to three. His mother O C Byers 38 and brother Ray Dale Byers 3 died earlier after a collision with a concrete bridge railing on the Greenville Dallas highway. Two other Byers children remain seriously injured.

Greenville Tex U.P Murray Horace Byers Young Byers O. C. Byers Ray Dale Byers Byers O. C. Byers Jr Joe Dan Byers Greenville-Dallas Margaret Rose Byers

Dryden Declares Walking Cables Isn’t Dangerous

Amarillo readers are urged to view wire walker Bunny Dreyden demonstrate his cable walking on August 13 in downtown streets. Officials note the ten second fall window gives ample time to catch the cable, despite the danger warned by some.

Dryden Bernard Bunny Dreyden Amarillo

Slade Granted Conditional Pardon by Governor Ferguson

Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued a conditional pardon freeing Jimmy Slade of Amarillo from Potter County jail after seven months of a one year term for driving while drunk. Slade was convicted in January in Hereford district court.

Miriam A. Ferguson Jimmy Slade Amarillo Potter County Slade Hereford

Tack Letters A Stockstill N W 15th Ave

A compact note from A Stockstill at 2404 North West 15th Avenue appears in the community notices. The item records a personal address listing and a brief message about letters, with no additional context or events.

Lost brown pants and black belt near Tenth and Washington

Dear Tack reports a missing brown pants and a black belt last Monday near Tenth and Washington with the finder urged to return them. A small amount of cash was also lost and the owner asks for help locating the items.

Tack Tenth Washington East 14Th Ave Forest Street

Camay Prize Contest Promises 2,000,000 Winners

An advertisement for Camay beauty soap promotes a prize contest with 2,000,000 potential winners and 553 cash prizes. It invites readers to mail reasons for liking Camay on plain paper with wrappers, claiming benefits to skin texture and lather, and notes entrants need not be expert writers.

Camay

Camay Beauty Soap Contest Offers $1000 Year Prize

Readers invited to submit 100 words or less explaining why Camay is best for their skin with three Camay wrappers. First prize of 1000 dollars a year for life, or lump sum of 10000 cash, awarded Christmas starting 1954. Entries to Camay box 629 Cincinnati Ohio, postmarked by Oct 15 1934.

Procter & Gamble Cov Union Life Central Life Insurance Co Union Central Life Insurance Co Camay Katharine Clayburger Woman's Home Common Hildegarde Fillmore McCall's Magazine Rut Murrin Good Housekeeping Procter & Gamble Co P. O Cincinnati United States

Women Prefer This Laxative For Gentle Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Delicious Peenamint chewing gum as a laxative for women. It claims regular use provides natural, complete action without harsh effects on delicate organs and warns against delaying relief or failing to follow schedules. It emphasizes physician recommendations and stomach-friendly ingredients.

B C Relieves Pain in Three Minutes Headline Claim

An ad promotes B C as a pharmacist prepared remedy that relieves menstrual and various pains within minutes. It highlights multiple ingredients, claims quick relief, and lists uses for colds headaches neuralgia fever and nervous distress without narcotics. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages at drugstores.

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Daan Abilene San Angelo Seguin Lockhart Jasper Lufkin Drouth A. Stockstill N. W 15Th Ave Procter & Gamble WEAF N. B.C Barry McKinley S. T Tack Tam Dear Tack Dofs Practical Nursing Tam Lilly Decker General Delivery Dumas Citc White Levine McCall Levines Levine's Lor Momme Ali Silk Pongee Levines Yd Lavine's RIM Batiste Leaios B.C Sherwin- Williams Polk
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