Sayre Tax Fee Being Probed
Travel ing salesmen face scrutiny after Sayre Oklahoma tag agent collected an extra tax to pass through the city. The Panhandle Automobile Club reports complaints and a letter from Ray G. Atherton notes the matter is under review with the State Tax Commission to clarify exemption rules for out-of-state traveling salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Panhandle Automobile Club
Sayre
Okla
Ray G. Atherton
Associated Motor Carriers of Oklahoma
W. B. Amacker
Amarillo Club
Sayre Chamber of Commerce
Skies Clear After Chance for Rain in Panhandle
Amarillo and the Panhandle saw only a mist and light drizzle in spots on the first day of December with a quarter to half inch in parts from Tex line through Dalhart to Chan ning. Tonight will be clear and colder. Saturday fair and colder with temperatures not freezing.Reports of moisture were light northwest of here with trace amounts in areas. other lines reported no rain except small traces northeast of Miami and in nearby towns. Thanksgiving Day was ideal, clear and warm.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texline
Dalhart
Channing
Denver
Here
Santa Fe
Miami
Dumas
Hereford
Rock Island
Palhart
Tax Collections Progress On Thanksgiving Day Totals
State and county collector Miss Jewell Davidson reported 85,000 in November tax receipts and expects final first half tabulations in days. She noted 25,336.96 on Tuesday 6,074.00 on Wednesday and 10,668.39 on Thursday. The office stayed open until midnight Thanksgiving. City collector reported 4,1000 in receipts yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Davidson
Miss Davidson
Nighttime births and deaths noted in reports
The article notes more births and deaths occur at night than in daylight. It adds that U S forest fires burned over 52 million acres in 1930, an area larger than the combined sizes of Indiana and Ohio.
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Indiana
Ohio
Conquering Contract By P. Hallims
The article discusses contract bridge strategies focusing on one notrump raises and four trump hands. It analyzes how to pressure the bidding, support the opener, and target game through minor-suit raises and diamond heart interplay. Examples illustrate bid sequences and end-game chances with four trumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamonds
Widow Seeks Companion For Young Man Near 24
A short notice from a widow seeks a clean companion around her own age. She describes herself as 24, heart whole and wants a pleasant, well-behaved man. A TACK LETTERS carpenter offers painting and paperhanging and invites calls at 615 Monroe Street.
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Monroe Street
Tam
Black Eye for All: Smith in Opposition to President's Monetary Plan
The article critiques Alfred E. Smith opposing the President's monetary regulation program. It portrays Smith as a would be champion of the people who aligns with financiers obstructing the President's goals. It notes public sentiment shifting toward the President and hints at Smith's fading political prospects.
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Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Political Viewpoints on 1936 Election and Currency
The writer argues memory and interest in politics will drive voters in 1936 to oppose those who opposed a managed currency. He links who supports the President's policy to prosperity for the man on the street and warns opponents risk political ruin as voters seek restoration.
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P. Hallims
Public Ledger
Tack
The
News-Globe
SCARF
Harrison Street
Down Town
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Lillian
West Sixteenth Avenue
airicHy
Russell’s
Sui Stationery
Texas
Roena Belle
Kirk
Meyer & Meyer’s
Fine Meyer & Meyer
O’coats
Polk
Mets
Made
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