Boundaries of ReVoting Oxes Given
Accompanying may shows various voting precincts in county. There are 19 boxes this year, the county having been redistricted since the primaries of 1928. Seven new boxes have been added. List of Election Judges. No. 1, J. W. Goff. No. 2, J. D. Cazzell. No. 8, E. L. Richardson. No. 4, J. M. Stidger. No. 5, Roy Hill. No. 6, Tom Baldwin. 7, Henry Pike. No. 8, D. W. Britain. No. 9, A. B. Gober. 10, J. H. Avery. No. 11, J. G. Colby. No. 12, F. R. Bruce. No. 13, C. P. Atwood. No. 14, H. T. Cornelius. No. 15, Quincy Ford. No. 16, Joe Brannen. 17, Royce Gant. No. 18, John Trollinger. No. 19, Claude LeNeveu.
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Polk Street
Santa Fe
Denver Railroad
Tenth
Polk
Jefferson
Denver
Danmier
County
Western Avenue
Canadian River
Taylor Street
Seventeenth
Taylor
Jackson
County Line
Alabama Street
Sixth Avenue
Rock Island
Sixth Street
Jefferson Street
Tenth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
J. W. Goff
J. D. Cazzell
E. L. Richardson
J. M. Stidger
Roy Hill
Tom Baldwin
Henry Pike
D. W. Britain
Gober
J. H. Avery
J. G. Colby
F. R. Bruce
C. P. Atwood
H. T. Cornelius
Quincy Ford
Joe Brannen
Royce Gant
John Trollinger
Claude LeNeveu
Vote directions and political letter from Texas era
A reader urges voting Ferguson out and supporting Ross Sterling for Texas governor. A second letter from H M S seeks farm ranch or truck driving work with references, giving address 208 Lincoln Street and phone 8019.
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Tack
Lincoln Street
Letter to Tack and readers on Phoenix praise and critics
A reader praises Nida Martin for her Phoenix article and predicts Akron’s view of the West. The letter condemns an undertaker's paid burial ad and questions a public figure's campaign spending, while a second note asks about an old Lapplatta Star paper. The section ends mid narrative about a traveling salesman expense.
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Nida Martin
Phoenix
Akron
Ohio
West
United States
Miss Martin
East
Republican
Lapplatta
Deaf Smith County
Panhandle
News-Globe
Strong for Sterling readers defend Governor race
A reader letter defends Ross Sterling running for Texas governor and attacks Jim Ferguson backers. The writer disputes a claim Sterling said $3 sufficed for overalls, accuses Ferguson of wealth from poor Texans, and argues voters should consider Sterling over Ferguson and his ranches. The piece notes Baptist affiliation and concerns about a young man Alfred from Wichita Falls.
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Jim
Ferguson Forum
George
Baptist
Alfred
Wichita Falls
Sterling
Tack
Floydada
Ross Sterling
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Sheriff’s sale notice in Potter County Texas
By order of the 108th District Court of Potter County a sale is ordered in the J. N. Beasley versus J. I. Maloney case. Real estate described as Lots 11 and 12 in Block 42 Amarillo Heights added, Amarillo. Sale set for the first Tuesday in September 1930 at Potter County Court House, Amarillo, 10 am to 4 pm. Notice published in The Amarillo Globe for three weeks.
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State OF Texas
County OF
Potter
108Th District Court
Potter County
J. C. Skillman
J. N. Beasley
J. I. Maloney
N. Thompson
Pot We
Texas
Amarillo Heights
Amarillo
J. J. Maloney
Court House
J. L. Maloney
Amarillo Globe
Mrs Ferguson urged as best choice for governor
A widow speaker attacks Sterling Moody and his backers, arguing the governor should be Mrs Ma Ferguson. She warns farmers and laborers of hardship under Sterling and emphasizes moral decline and venal politics as reasons to elect a tested woman leader.
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Tack
Sterling
Moody
Ma Ferguson
Free Dog Adoption Appeal From City Barn
A reader requests help finding homes for a collie and a fox terrier in City Barn. Call 5038 or 5088 to adopt promptly, as organizers fear having to euthanize the dogs if they remain unplaced. The note also contains an unrelated prayer message about Mrs. Ferguson and a governor race.
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Taeka
Prayer for My Election and A Cheerful Widow Letter
A cheerful widow writes to The Globe News praising clean morals and classical music. She extols dancing in nice places, church work, and wholesome amusements, expressing pride among her people and a desire for mutual appreciation. The letter finishes with a claim of sincerity and connection.
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Tack
Globe-News
The
Globe- News
Winter hard on clothing drive appeal
In view of dwindling finances the community appeals for old clothing to mend and reuse this winter. Call 9092 to arrange collection or placement of items where they are needed.
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Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Sadie Brumley
Merten Ava
Courthouse
Central Fire Station
Buchanan School
East Side
Allison School
Soney
Masterson Ranch
Wilson School
16Th Fire Station
Wolflin
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Fire Station
Country Club
McKinley
Pleasant Valley
Cotton's
Lemon's Grain & Coal
Tyler St
Woodlief
16Th
Washington
Nida
Payne
E. M. Blackburn
A. D. Payne
Clovis
L. M. Jones
N. M
W. A. Wilson
Summerfield
Mr. Wilson
Old Jim
RCA
Star Barber Shop
Geo
Turner
Beat Hart
Garfield
W. Moore
Public Accountant
Polk St
R.N. (Dick
Hoffman Radio Service
Reliable Printing
Amarillo Printing CO
W. N. Thompson
CG. Martin
L. B. Martin
Fisk Bldg
Mia
Rows
Wincut Printine Co
H. V. Robertson & Co. Countants
Ardite
City Barn
Mrs. Ferguson
Beer
Mra. Ferguson
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver Kakle Sidg
Price Memorial College
P. O. Box
Amarillo,texas
Leonard Stroud
Anvil Park
Southwest
Ernie Young
Beckmann & Gerety
Tri-State
O. L. Taylor
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