Cattlemen Back Plan To Raise Beef Prices
The Panhandle Livestock Association gains support from the Kansas City Livestock Association for a plan to raise prices on cattle and beef products. Charles B. Collins of Kit Carson, Colorado, will present the proposal to Secretary Henry Wallace in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Livestock Association
Proram
Kansas City Livestock Associaton
Mid-West
Kansas City Organzation
Panhandle
Agrculture
Henry Wallace
Charles 2. Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
American National Liverock Association
Mr. Collins
Washington
Mr. Wallace
Colins
Jay Taylor
Ranhandle Livestock Association
Gir
Mr. Taylor
Albuquerque
N. M
Temple dance raises funds for Children's Home in Amarillo
Santa Claus will visit the Presbyterian Children's Home north of Amarillo thanks to a Shrine Temple dance night that netted 129.75. Funds will buy warm shoes hoses gloves and gifts for boys and girls. Organizers include Mrs W S Norman G A McCullough and others with music by the Santa orchestra directed by C W Weber and Rainbow Girls providing added entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Presbyterian
Amarillo
Shrine Temple
W. S. Norman
G. A McCullough
Magolia Company
Harold B.rady
L. W. Timms
T. O'Brien
J. W. Stewart
Santa Orchestra
C. W. Weber
Khiva Shrine Ballroom
Rainbow Girls
William June
C. F. Locher
E. Fierabend
Alma Richardon
E. E. Simmons
County Records Show About 108300 In Taxes Collected
Approximately 108 300 was collected in November in Potter County from state and county taxes. The total includes the first half of 1933 slit tax payments. Jewell Davidson, the collector, said tabulations are incomplete and the split between state and county is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Coun
City cuts debt despite 1933 tax problems
Mayor Ross D. Rogers announced the city has reduced its debt to the lowest level in four years through operating checks and refunding maturities. Registered warrants in the bank and local debt are down despite tax collection delays and split payments. The city collected $89,954.26 in 1933 taxes, $69,446.78 on the split plan, and $20,508 in full. A contract with Amarillo College for auditorium rental was approved.
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Rey
Opinmon
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo College
Cream Pitchers Rinse Before Filling Tips
Hint advises rinsing cream pitchers with cold water prior to filling. This prevents cream from sticking to the sides and ensures smoother pouring. Follow this simple prep step for cleaner servings.
Amarillo Typographical Union Holds Monthly Meeting
The Amarillo Typographical Union No 525 met at Carpenters Hall Sunday with acting president Doc Edwards. Officers present included W H Howell and W B Fowler as treasurer. New members Joseph L McCory and John W Chandler were read in, and transfers Paul Killian and Donald Y Hoskins joined from The Globe News. Plans to organize unions in Amarillo territory were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe News
Labor unions and radium poisoning reports and notes
The Central Labor Union recounts the initiation of two members and reinstatement of H. H. Lewis. A Santa Claus fund for unemployed families is planned. News covers truck drivers organizing with 200 charter members, wage talks in Palo Duro Park, and labor council meetings. Separately Grace Fryer’s radium poisoning case ends with a $10,000 settlement and ongoing suffering.
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H. H. Lewis
E. E. Middaugh
C. B. Frederick
B. R. Monarch
Central Labor Union
Jack Sears
Walter Clements
J. E. Mulhern
American Federation of Labor
W. W. Pinch
Finch
Palo Duro Park
Building and Trade Council Organization Committee
Carpenters Hall
Grace Fryer
U. S. Radium Corporation
East Orange
N. J
Miss Fryer
Nation Braces for Draft and Shared Prosperity in Hard Times
The piece argues Congress may mobilize workers during national peril to support government, linking capital and labor in a unified effort. It notes hardship at home, mentions Huey Long, and adds satirical anecdotes about everyday life and odd ecological facts.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Temple Dance
LI TY
LABOR
By John Moore
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Odd Fel
Roy Cline
J. P. Black
L. Quinn
Globe-News
Amarillo Typographical Union
Corsicana
Jess Curry
Amarillo Gas Company
New Orleans
Birmingham
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Father
Sister Ann
Russia
United
Huey Long
Louisiana
Bob Babb
United States
Bt al
Leland
Killough @ Davies
News Globe
Slims_ Stouts
California
Kirschbaum
Oxford
Bankers
Lond
Polk Street
Oxfords
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