Family sustenance sites approved in Texas plan
Texas relief officials approved two sustenance sites able to house 150 families and reviewed five more. Arlington will host a 100 family site while Wichita Falls gets a 50 family farm. Houston and Beaumont Port Arthur were favored for 100 and 50 family setups respectively with other sites under study. Dr. Carl C. Taylor of the Interior Department met with the Texas panel during site inspections. The projects are expected to cost about 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Contact Committee
Division of
Arlington
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Houston
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Three Rivers
Sherman-Denison and
Marshall
Carl C. Taylor
Washington
Sustenance Farm Division
Department of Interior
Texas Committee
Tomorrow's School Lunch Menu
A proposed daily menu lists breakfast with apple sauce cereal cream bacon and bran muffins plus milk coffee Lunch includes cream of potato soup olive and net sandwiches prune pudding milk tea Dinner features pot roast browned vegetables tomato jelly salad molasses pudding and milk coffee
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Advert says Blue Star Ointment ends eczema itching including ring worm tetter and rash. Claims quick absorption kills germs, ends itching, and heals skin with no burning or blistering. Describes safety and reliability for relief of skin conditions.
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Creomulsion for coughs and colds, praising its science based formula and lack of narcotics. It promises a money back refund if relief is not found and notes availability through your druggist.
Conquering Contract By P HALLIMS
A bridge bidding scenario analyzes responding with four or five trumps after an opening major. It covers forcing raises to four hearts, when to shift to spades, and the opener's strain taking play. Practical examples show hand shapes and potential slams.
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Sp. A
Mrs Shotwell to Be Buried in Canyon Today
Rites for Almedia Elizabeth Shotwell 76 were set for 2 30 p m at Canyon Methodist Church with Rev J O Quattlebaum officiating Pallbearers were L H Lyle W H Stroud G G Foster O N Gamble T B Reeves and J M Redfern Burial in Dreamland Cemetery by Griggs Thompson Funeral Home She died at the family home in Canyon Tuesday and leaves her husband five sons and five daughters after 42 years in Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almedia Elizabeth Shotwell
Canyon Methodist Church
J. O. Quattlebaum
L. H. Lyle
W. H. Stroud
G. G. Foster
O. N. Gamble
T. B. Reeves
J.M. Redfern
Dreamland Cemetery
Griggs- Thompson Funeral Home
Air defense fears and looming air war across the coast
The column warns that Pacific and Atlantic fronts could face swift air attacks with bombs and poison gas. It argues for a large local air militia, urges federal action to make the U.S. air power first in the world, and recalls historical bets that reshaped defense strategies.
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Asia
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Hearst Plans Transcontinental Flight And Aviation Defense
Hearst offered a $25000 prize for a cross continent flight and is building a personal transcontinental plane. He discusses new ships with Cord of Stinson Airplane Co and notes rapid aviation growth. The piece argues for strong defense, urging congressmen and senators to back air and coastal defenses and warns Britain’s view on city protection.
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Hearst
Britain
United States
England
Tack Letters And Help Wanted Notes Continue
A reader shares desire for permanent work with suitable people as a Christian woman with house and childcare experience seeks placement. Louise asks to print her offer making celophane belts with contact at 307 North Johnson Street. Wilson Allen seeks ranch farm or dairy work calling 1405 North McMasters Street or Route 1 Box 230.
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Tack
North Johnson Street
Louise
North
McMasters Street
Wilson Allen
Does Ranch Work for a 16 Year Old Boy
A fragment notes a 16 year old boy asking about ranch work. It mentions interest in labor on ranches and seeks guidance on duties and safety. No further specifics or location details are provided.
Health and happiness back on the farm says 4-H winners
Ruth Cowan reports from Chicago that three youths named healthiest in America by the national 4-H Club Congress say life on farms keeps them fit. Glen L. Sherwood, Shirley Caroline Drew, and Clista Millspaugh credit plain foods and outdoor work for their health while balancing school, horses, and farm duties.
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Chicago
America
United States
Glen L. Sherwood
Larned
Shirley Caroline Drew
Fayette
Clista Millspaugh
Mount Pleasant
Towa
Michigan Boulevard
Broadway
Shirley
Claude Drew
Glen
Bo R. Sherwood
Community Help Wanted and Personal Notices in Tack Column
Letters request work in farm, ranch, and dairy. A flour loss report seeks owner contact at 906-A North Pierce. Personal ads seek a Christian partner and clerical or sales work for housing. Engineers urged to contact state officials for Civil Service employment opportunities in Panhandle region.
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Pleasant Valley
North
Pierce Street
Jack
Col
Tack
Panhandle
Texas Committee On Engineers and
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Lawrence Westbrook
State Capitol
Austin
Tex
Amarillo
Groesbeck
Thanksgiving Basket Thanks From Neighboring Family
A grateful note thanks the volunteers who delivered a Thanksgiving basket to a home while the writer was away. The message mentions a small son who was present to receive the delivery.
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Tack
Household help sought by Texas workers in notices
In Hedley Austin and Hereford Texas, individuals seek domestic and farm work. Oscar Seward Jr seeks house care jobs, Phogy Davis offers house work with references, Velma Ridens a widow with two children offers farm or ranch work.
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Tack
Phogy Davis
Arthur Street
Velma Ridens
Roosevelt Street
Hereford
Texas
Reward Offered for Missing Car Casing and Corn Sack
A. T. Price reports a 50 by 17 car casing and a 100 pound sack of corn lost near the railroad tracks on Taylor Street. He offers a reward for the return of the two articles and provides contact at 114 West Sixth Avenue or Dial 2-1266.
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Taylor Street
A. T. Price
West Sixth Avenue
Dial
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P. Hallims
Cornell & Company
Certified Public Accountants
Wilbur E. Swenson
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Eakle
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wichita
Citie
Lord Northcliffe
English
Lloyds
Northcliffe
Bleriot
Channel
W. R
Polk
Greer
Sta
Greer’s
Greer’s Department Store
9Th and
Polk Sts
Amarillo, Texas
John L. Sullivan
Mre
By Ruth Cowan
Clista
P. M. Millspauth
Hilton Allen
Espicopal Church
West
Eighth Avenue
Tam
Hedley
Travel
VIA
Missouri Pacific Lines
Southwest
New Orleans
Memphis
A.B. Waldron
Texas & Pacific Bidg
Ft. Worth
Lucens
Mlocre
Peston
Hunsley’s
House OF Color
Caleace
Hugo Johnson
Comet Smoker
Paramount News
Anineh
Ont Framan
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