Germany Wins Fight Against Rhineland Control Board
Germany achieved its first victory in its dispute over a Rhineland control board as allied troops prepare to evacuate. Jurists abandon Briand's proposed board and empower the Locarno treaty commissions to investigate Rhineland complaints after occupation ends.
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Germany
United Press
The
Hague
Rhineland
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Great Britain
Britain
Aristi¢y Briand
New Three Story Hotel Planned for Spearman
Spearman leaders and the chamber of commerce study a proposal from E P Spear Wichita Falls to build a three story forty room modern fireproof hotel on Main Street. Architect plans and cost estimates are underway with a contractor reviewing figures. Construction would begin after final conditions are agreed upon.
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Spearman
Spear
Chamber of Commerce
E. P. Spear
Wichita Falls
Pear
Main Street
Wellington Welcomes New Wholesale Grocery Project
Wellington sees Goodner Wholesale Grocery Co plan a local site by September 1 to serve as a central hub for West Texas towns. Chamber of Commerce officials report favorable early inspections and ongoing site discussions with P F Gwin and local business leaders.
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Wellington
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Goodner Wholesale Grocery Co
Wichita Falls
P. F. Gwin
E. L. Winn
City sober week end yields few fines in calls court
Amarillo reports a sober week end with four men fined for drunkenness in Judge Homer A. Calloway's court. Three fined for disturbing the peace and three for vagrancy. No auto accidents noted in nine days. Miss Hannah Hoadley of Tottenham England turns 105. Over 250 000 varieties of flowering plants exist in the British Isles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Homer A. Calloway
Britsh Isles
Tack Letters Continues With Jokes And Requests
The letter column shares jokes and reader requests for more Tack content. A reader from Amarillo seeks a book, while others praise the humor, propose a boys and girls page, and ask about column timing and tea or meals guidance. E R T and Chester Savage signatories appear.
Childress Hatchery Expansion Plans Unveiled
The Scott and Walling hatchery in Childress will enlarge capacity from 32 000 to 100 000 chicks with a new building to hatch five to ten thousand at a time. Two or three men will be employed year round, and the brooding department will be moved to a remodeled building north of the Scott and Walling Grain elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Scott and Walling
Travis Walling
Letters and civic banter mix in Texas Oklahoma letters
Readers respond with flirtatious notes from McLean Texas and a buoyant town report from Kings Mill Oklahoma. The exchanges touch on romance letters and a mock civic scheme proposing a municipal ferry linking Kings Mill and Pampa with coastal style cabins and service stations.
Elk's festivities delay expense plans and bond focus
A letter by Larry M. Spicer notes postponing itemized spendings to the next term and a push for longer mud holes and more bond elections for continuations. A note from a Boy in Hale Center requests a yo yo and mentions tonsil/adenoid removal at Plainview sanitarium, ending with a booster sign-off.
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Larry M. Spicer
Kings Mill
Texas Company
Tack
Plainview Sanitarium
George Ray
Hale Center
Texas
Snake facts stir interest near Clay Ton New Mexico
A front page notice cites Dr. Sharp on snakes with poisonous species bearing live young and nonpoisonous ones laying eggs. It mentions rattlers with pockets for young and a San Angelo ranchman who witnessed a related incident.
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Clayton
N. M
Reader expresses oil news envy and camp appeal in Panhandle letters
A reader from Union County New Mexico complains about oil coverage in Lea County while praising the Star-Telegram. The letter asks about the Northwest Texas girls camp near Amarillo, describing August sessions with girls from multiple Panhandle towns and inviting editors to visit, noting local snakes and camp programs.
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Union County
New Mexico
Star-Telegram
Lea County
Panhandle
Texas
Hereford
Amarillo
Estelline
Memphis
Hedley
Miami
Sudan
Tulsa
O'Donnell
Invitation to Camp Event at Northwest Texas Girls' Camp
A note from GIRLS FROM CAMP at Ceta Canyon Happy Texas invites attendance for an evening program or Sunday with a big ripe watermelon provided. A response from E R T thanks the invitation and notes attempts to attend.
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Northwest Texas
Ceta Canyon
Happy
Texas
Best Satisfied Lady In Texas
A Dallas resident Mrs H A Lawson credits Nature's Remedy tablets with keeping her family healthy for ten years. The ad notes NR Tablets are popular with over three million used daily and priced at 25 cents. It claims benefits for biliousness headaches indigestion rheumatic aches and low energy and urges druggists to recommend them.
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H. A. Lawson
Terrace Drive
Dallas
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Hannah Hoadley
Tottenham
England
Care Kernel E. Tack
Clarice
Lucy
Flora
Sparks
Chester M. Savage
McLean
Hollywood Dell
Olene Barber
Stinnett, Texas
Childress Hatchery
Bege Company
Colorado Springs
Colorado
New
Dr. Robinson
Nunn Bidg
Polk
ABC
XY Z
Oklahoma
Rosy
Box 7
Hammon
Tam
E. R. Tack
Three A
Pampa
Larry's
C. E. McGree
Magnolia Oil Co
Buick
Snakes
Hills Bros
Apitol Hotel
OFFEE
Nordy Nordin
Capitol Hotel
WDAG
TROY
Mis HA Lawson
Voss Floto Plane
Finklea Electric
Kwitcherkikkin
Kelloggs
Howard Blackburn Taylor
Seiberling
Ryh
Allison & Webb
Ond
Fillmore
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