Farmers Will Talk Crop Cut in Potter County Meetings
Potter County farmers will hold community meetings before joining the governments wheat acreage reduction plan. The meetings follow a Plainview conference of West Texas farm agents and Secretary Wallace's 15 percent seed wheat reduction request for the 1935 crop. Farmers will receive applications and may sign contracts after on-site explanations in schoolhouses or public buildings.
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Potter County
P. C. Bennett
West Texas
Plainview
Wallace Aksed
Bennett
Oklahoma Tops Oil Output Decline Across States
Oklahoma led a national 19 862 barrel per day drop in U S crude output last week with production easing from 2 791 727 to 2 771 865 barrels daily Texas rose slightly to 1 237 082 barrels amid Gulf coast activity California shaved 4 000 barrels to 501 500 barrels East Texas slipped from 629 650 to 625 173 Kansas fell 60 barrels to 129 050 eastern output down 1 000 to 116 000 and Rocky Mountain totals fell from 79 980 to 788 180 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okfa
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
Eastern
Rocky Mountain
Mrs Minnie Spann Rites Set For Tuesday
Last services for Mrs Minnie A Spann 52 who died Monday afternoon at a local hospital will be held at 4 o clock Tuesday from Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Rev Robert C Jones will officiate. Pallbearers are Douglas Jones Garner Jones A B Jones Roy Boone W Billingsley Warren E Bray Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Spann lived with her husband C D Spann and son Yowell S Morgan at 409 South Alabama Street. Survived by two daughters Mrs J O Bryant and Mrs I J Bryant both of Sherman and three grandchildren all of Amarillo.
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Minnie A. Spann
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Douglas Jones
Garmer Jones
A. B. Jones
Roy Boone
W. Billingsley
Warren E. Bray
Memorial Park
Talent Sought for Sixth Crippled Children Benefit Show
Rehearsals are under way for the Crippled Children benefit at 1017 Polk Street. Director Mike Hollander says at least 36 girls are needed for leads chorus and skits with no experience required. Dances directed by Miss Geen Frost. The show aims to exceed previous five editions. Also note: the U.S. has over 21,000 movie theaters with more than two thirds equipped for sound.
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Polk Street
Mike Hollander
Geen Frost
Fanchon
Marco
United States
Guiding Your Child to Calm Temper Outbursts
In a historic commentary, ALICE CLARISSA RICHMOND describes a case where an 18 month old girl’s relentless temper tantrums were halted by a cold water shock after other methods failed. The psychologist later supported cold water as a recognized, quick treatment to break nervous tension when no physical cause is found.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Lost watch found at athletic club prompts $2 reward
Notice items include a woman offering a $2 reward for a Halmark yellow gold watch lost Tuesday night at The Athletic Club. The finder is asked to contact the owner by returning the item to her.
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Athletic Club
Barbara Guisinger Seeks Work For Room And Board
A 20 year old woman from North Side Station offers to care for children or manage a house. She requests room and board with small wages, seeking employment to support herself.
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John Porter
Box A. Wheeler
Texas
Tan
Barbara Guisinger
North Side Station
Room and board sought for companion helper sought
A note requests a person to come and stay in the writer's home to provide assistance in exchange for room and board. The arrangement is for help with daily tasks and companionship.
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Tack
New Cow Liver Tablets Claim Constipation Cure
New discovery from cow liver promises to end chronic constipation with Kompo Tablets. Laxatives and habit forming remedies are said to be unnecessary as bile from cattle purportedly stimulates the liver to normal function. A free trial offer by Kompo Company Dept. 31 Atlanta Ga invites readers to mail name and address for a sample.
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Kompo Company Dept
Atlanta, Ga
Lost bicycle and glasses appeals in column
Howard A Ferguson reports a Hawthorn Flyer bicycle stolen from his garage during his Boy Scout camp with missing right pedal and replaced tires. He offers a reward and asks for its return to 1401 Ong Street. Also missing amber shell glasses to be returned to 2111 Pierce Street or Hallmark's Grocery via phone.
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Tack
Hawthorn
Howard A. Ferguson
Ong Street
Dial
Pierce Street
Hallmark's Grocery
Reward for Lost Dog Named Pooch
A reader from 1304 Taylor Street offers a reward for a small white curly Spitz named Pooch missing since Thursday morning. The pet is not friendly with strangers and valued as a pet. contact Dial 2-2022 for information or return.
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Tack
Pooch
Taylor Street
Dial
Man seeks farm help and home in exchange for work
Elderly farmer offers to work on ranches and farms in exchange for a home. He can repair fences, drive vehicles, feed stock, milk cows, and care for poultry and pigs. He will be available until September 3 and can provide references. E. D. Jones, 510 Grant Street.
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Tack
E. D. Jones
Grant Street
Weathered remark on France and power politics in print
The excerpt reflects on women’s independence and Napoleon III, citing Frederick of Prussia’s quote on France and war. It notes how geography and politics have shifted with aviation, poison gas, and bombing, while praising the French for staying ahead among nations.
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Napoleon
Frederick
Prussia
France
Europe
Frankreich Waere
Europa
Real estate blues and bank lending in tough times
The era blames big business for downturns while real estate repossessions rise and banks face lending limits. Woolley reports optimism with factories and a Louisville department store up, and Father Coughlin criticizes bank philosophies. An 18 year old Honor Rose interrupts a Modernist conference to challenge public worship.
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Clarence M. Woolley
Louisville
England
Honor Rose
Questin
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