City zoning urged for Amarillo without delay
Experts brought to Amarillo stress immediate passage of a zoning ordinance before any planning work begins. Major E A Wood from Dallas cites long lead times and big city lessons to avoid past mistakes as Amarillo weighs changes to curb city expansion and regulate construction.
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Seeker Roy Hammond Foils Lundy Hold Up Clues
In Ogden mine Peebles and Deacon watch Roy Hammond the San Felipe lawyer approach unseen. A headline warns another Lundy’s hold up as gold and cash vanish, prompting calls to shoot to kill. Back in San Felipe Lucy and Jerry's disappearance haunts John Peebles and Deacon as danger and doubt mount.
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Dawes faces social and naval talks hurdle in London
Washington notes Ambassador Henry Dawes clears two social hurdles in London as he settles into post. The embassy’s social strain eases as Dawes adopts a somber dress and plans to push naval disarmament talks, while court presentations for American women stir political tension among diplomats and lawmakers.
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Independent Girls Shun Escorts in City Life
New York August 15 1929 the modern girl asserts independence by walking alone meeting boy friends in venues and avoiding escorts taxi fares of about ten dollars illustrate shifts in social norms. incidents of self defense and whistle sales reflect growing confidence and caution among women.
Guiding Your Child by ALICE JUDSON PEALE
The piece argues that adolescents Mildred and Frances are energetic and then lazy, showing mothers should grant them space. It emphasizes teens’ moodiness and need for freedom, advising patience, avoiding nagging, and trusting time will develop steadiness and industry.
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Man Jailed for Smoking in Public Long Ago Plans Return
Oscar Shaw, a former Adams county resident, announced he will return to Decatur Ind to make his home after an 83 day jail term in 1906 for smoking a cigarette in public. The incident occurred when Shaw left a saloon and sheriff Albert Butler arrested him under a state blue law later ruled unconstitutional.
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Charters Issued For Robertson's Shoe Dept In San Angelo
Charter granted for Robertson's Shoe Department of San Angelo with capital stock of 10 000 dollars. Incorporators named W P Barnes Louise Barnes and A J Presson. August 15 in Austin Texas records.
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Austin
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Prince Gustav Adolf Buys Mount for Malmoe Steeplechase
Prince Gustav Adolf son of the Crown Prince purchases a horse for the opening Malmoe spring steeplechase. He rides the 3500 meter event and plans to compete regularly, signaling active participation in upcoming races.
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crossword puzzle clue list yields mixed partials and errors
A scrambled crossword puzzle grid of mixed clues and errors list appears to mix numbered entries with phrases such as sky and earth and a long string of incomplete definitions. The read shows inconsistent numbering and typos making solution unclear.
Peter Rabbit Encounters Snake Spit Tale
Peter Rabbit and Danny Meadow Mouse discuss signs of a snake nearby while observing frothy masses on grass stalks. Peter identifies possible snake spit and warns of Mr Blacksnake, prompting Danny to react with fear and humor as they drift into a cliffhanger about the next story.
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Smuggling of Aliens Drops Along Coasts
Washington August 15 Smugglers who once carried on a lucrative coastal traffic are disappearing from the high seas as Coast Guard and Immigration Service reduce water routes. More than 18 000 smuggled aliens were captured last year by the border patrol, with land routes chiefly Canada and Mexico bearing the larger share. Most vessels’ arrivals came from southern Europe Cuba and the Bahamas. Fake documents are a growing problem cited by Harris as aiding entry and legal bypass. Seizures are up but overall smuggling not rising in proportion due to patrol efficiency.
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