Bonded debt hinders Amarillo tax relief insight
The Amarillo Globe reviews a city chart showing income use, highlighting that bonded indebtedness consumes about 30 percent of tax dollars while other services such as sewage, health, police, and parks receive far smaller shares. The piece argues debt limits tax reductions and urges clarity on state and local concerns in federal matters.
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Horace Smith
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Police
Parks
Rattles the Kingfisher and the mussel tale
A fable of Rattles the Kingfisher staying north for winter near Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool. Hunger grows as fishing wanes, prompting curiosity about a nearby mussel opening, leading to a risky temptation and a cautionary turn. The article shifts to medical science notes on digestion and the duodenum, pylorus, and pancreatic enzymes.
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Where Are the Votes Candidates Rally On Defeated or Survivors
Glenn Frank analyzes the 1936 political impulse as candidates choose between appealing to the defeated group embracing low mood psychology or addressing the survivors who still have jobs and assets. He weighs appeals to the unemployed, bankrupt merchants, farmers with farms, insured citizens, savers, and investors against broader fiscal realities.
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Glenn Frank
America
Noted American aviator and other clues puzzle
A fragmented OCR list presents clues and partial answers spanning aviation, geography, and common words. It appears as a puzzle with definitions for terms like to decree imitate skin griddle cake born Guarda senior festatic parent steeped grain ta onze to think to make lace earth lease satiaton crees encountered instants large ox half an em sun unit of velocity minor note fating implement birds twice hethe globe in an airplane he won one of the world's great vertical hints and many interwoven word fragments.
Secret engagement and bank gang chase in town
Jean Dunn, secretary to lawyer Montague, delays a marriage answer as Bobby Wallace introduces her to Sandy Harkins and the Lewis duo. Federal agent Larry Glenn tracks the Jackson gang after learning Bond dealings and a suspicious armored car, leading to a farmhouse raid and Jean’s disappearance.
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Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Jean
Lewis
Larry Glenn
Wingy Lewis
Larry
Lewises
Jackson
Tony LaRocco
Tony
Sid al Peters
Mudlothian
U.S
America
Wang
Weil
Sean Enon
Walter
Euter
Bobb
Bob- Quick
Tamed Fire Mountain and a Pacific Northwest Memoir
A fragmentary tale details Mount Rainier's transformation from a feared volcanic "fire mountain" to a snowbound landmark. It then shifts to a crime pursuit as Larry questions suspects Engle and Engle's family, traces a mysterious call to Portsmouth, and plans a stakeout at French Pete's, with sheriff and deputies coordinating to trap a gangster. The narrative weaves landscape imagery with tense investigative action.
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Tacoma
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Pacific
United States
Mirror Lake
Engle
Larry
Portsmouth
Fred Engle
Jack Floyd
French Pete's
al Peters
Midlothian
LaRocco
Porsmouths
Here
Bailiwick
Mister Short
Tio
Floyd
Waston
Portesmith
Mered ith One of the Vital McIntyre Observations
A miscellany of cultural jottings by O. O. McIntyre praising Rockwell Kent and Burgess Meredith while skimming society, politics, theater, and American identity. The writer notes famed figures, Broadway cabarets, Old Glory, and a citizen’s boastful pride amid playful personal anecdotes from 1935.
Word Builder Reflects On Child Behavior And Chores
A reader notes that children imitate adult routines by tidying up after snacks and making no messes in the kitchen. The idea encourages self cleanup after school meals and teaches responsibility through simple duties.
Lost Dog Mystery Solved With Bedtime Wounds
A family’s lost dog returned covered in wet blood from welts on its back. They treated him with warm boric acid and soft towels, then two deputies guarded the farmhouse while Larry and Tony debated plans, including flying to Portsmouth for help.
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Tony
Portsmouth
Dover
Saint Nicholas Day and inland school fare in print
A fragmented page item mixes a children quiz on Saint Nicholas Day and a dictionary style Q and A about the carabao. It also reports a Coke County murder case where H H Hess was declared insane by a jury and ordered to a state institution.
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San Angelo
H. H
Rattles Traps by Clam, Beak Pinched in Shell
A duck dives for a clam and a gull named Rattles meets a sharp fall when the clam snaps shut around his bill. The dramatic moment shows Rattles stuck between shell halves as the clam holds fast, leaving him in a tight scrape.
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Tles
T. W. Burgess
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