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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1934

Page

3

Government vows to curb food profiteering during drought

Washington reports warn of higher bread and butter costs as shortages bite. AAA chief Howe to head efforts to keep prices fair, with licensing powers possible in emergencies. Drought areas expand, loans rise for farmers, while producers benefit from crop failures and rising profits.

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Howe Agricultural Adjustment Administration Frederic C. Howe AAA Farm Credit Administration Dakotas Kansas Oklahoma Utah Nevada Arkansas Stone Texas Harrison Jasper Newton Panola Polk Sabine San Augustine Shelby Tyler

Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Listed

A compilation of property transfers showing owners, dates, and prices, followed by new motor vehicle registrations listing owners, street addresses, and 1934 model vehicles including Chevrolets Plymouth Buicks and more. Names include Geo A McNabb Wilbur C Hawk Ernest A Bates Alline Crudgington Est Margaret Abel J H Brizendine Louis Duffie and others.

Geo. A. McNabb H. W. Wilson M. H. Ecker Wilbur C. Hawk Wolflin Place W. C. Bush Ernest A. Bates Uni. Heights Alline Crudgington Margaret S. Abel Fairview J. H. Brizendine Louis Duffie J. H M. M. Hagler W. Buren S. E. Morris N. Fill Plymouth Lever Bros Ford Hayden DeSoto J. F. Craig W. 16Th

Bombings escalate in Dallas gas station war

Police renew efforts to end a string of gasoline station bombings in Dallas after the fourth blast in weeks struck the Jinx and Jerry Carter station south of Oak Cliff. Damage nears $300 with no injuries as houses shook, police say the attacks are part of a bitter price war.

Dallas U.P Jerry Carter Oak Cliff

Boy Scout Camp Improves with Rustic Circle and Activities

Reporting from Dumas Texas, scouts at Cima Del Mundo change rocks to whitewash signs, cut wood, and clean grounds. A new rustic campfire circle rises as a large pine tree is felled, rocks pile, and three altars emerge to honor the scout oath. Eagle Scouts lead the evening program with dances, songs, and talks while a quirky camp goat governs duties and pranks.

Cima del Mundo Eagle Scouts Paul Posy Roy Cline Clark Wagner Bedford Johnson, Jr Jack Rushmer

Guiding Your Child at Country Club Dances

Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that country club dances favor older members and that youths crowd the floor, marginalizing adults. She suggests midweek dances for children or clear rules that adults, who pay dues, are the benefactors and should be respected.

Alice Clarissa Richmond

Red River dam project to start soon in Texas

Public Works Administration says Red Dam on the Pecos River near the New Mexico line will cost 2.6 million dollars. Six Texas dams planned for irrigation flood control and employment, with contracts let and materials moving. Other proposed dams include Bronte Ballinger on the Colorado River, La Pryor Zavalla, Frio River at Uvalde, Frio near Fowlerton, and Rockland on the Neches River.

Fort Worth U.P Red Pecos New Mexico Public Works Administration Texas Colorado Runnels County la Pryor Zavalla Frio River Uvalde County Fowlerton Rockland Neches

Tack Letters Continued From Page Two

Letter writer disputes police knowledge of first aid after a boy showed life, argues about a horse drowning, predicts illustration in a western magazine, and notes a Borger resident Mr Young submitted a piece.

Widow seeks housekeeper job prefer daytime hours

A 24 year old widow requests daytime housework work in a nice home. She can’t stay nights and asks interested employers to call 609 North Van Buren. She has a horse but no funds for wages and hopes someone with an unused horse can help. Call to arrange a meeting.

Tack M. L East Fourth Avenue North van Buren Anddie

Missing dog described as white with brown ears and tail spot

A person seeks help to locate a small dog described as a spiky mix of spite and rat terrier, white with brown ears and a brown tail spot, piglike, about six to eight inches tall, with contact attached to MARTHA JO SIZEMORE at 1507 Buchanan Street and phone 2-3614. note also a desire to find someone to allow a man to work for a saddle horse and to leave the country.

Tack

Kidneys Clean Out Acids Warns on Harmful Drugs

A health ad urges readers that kidneys filter poisonous wastes from blood and cautions against drastic drugs. It promotes a Doctor's prescription called Cystex promising quick relief, with a money back guarantee and claims of boosting energy and reducing pains.

Maia Drumurinta

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