Counterfeit tickets plague Sandies game amid scamming
The Sandies face a $100 reward from the school board via Old Tack for information leading to arrests and convictions of those printing or selling counterfeit tickets from last Saturday's game. The athletic board reports 289 counterfeit tickets found, with several youths selling tickets outside the gate. Readers are urged to contact C. M. Rogers, school supervisor, at 6505 daytime or 7328 evening.
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Old Tack
Athletic Board
C. M. Rogers
Rogers
Remark on Sandies coaching leaders Blair Cherry and Bull Lynch
A speaker praises Coach Blair Cherry and Line Coach Howard Lynch for leading the Sandies to unprecedented achievement, expressing pride and urging them to follow final instructions to maximize success. The message credits the coaches for transforming expectations and earning widespread recognition.
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Blair Cherry
Howard (Bull) Lynch
Mr. Cherry
Mr.Lynch
Sandies
Radio week end lineup on national networks
Radio heavyweights Young Stribling and Tufty Griffiths on WJZ in Chicago plus Red Cagle Army captain to forecast Army Navy result on a Columbia musical half hour. Other shows include Rudy Vallee on WEAF, detective drama on CBS, football officials banquet on WJZ, and a CBS station addition WDAC Hartford schedule.
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Young Stribling
Tufty Griffiths
Chicago
WJZ
Red” Cagle
Army
Army-Navy
Columbia
Navy
Amarillo
Rudy Vallee
Irene Borden
WEAF
Mary, Queen of Scots
CBS
Philadelphia District Association of Football
Victor Herbert
WDAC
Hartford
Conn
Pioneer ranch man dies in local hospital
James B. Dykes John, 60, pioneer cow boy of the Panhandle, died at a local hospital this morning at one o'clock. He worked on most ranches in the area and was a bachelor. Survived by relatives in Garbar Oklahoma and Yakima Washington. Body held at Griggs Funeral Chapel awaiting word from relatives.
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James B. Dykes
Panhandle
Mr. Dyke
Garbar
Oklahoma
Yakima
Washington
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Road Conditions From Amarillo To Major Stops
Panhandle Auto Club reports road conditions from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls U S 70 roads good to Oklahoma City U S 66 good to Roswell U S 366 good to Tucumcari U S 66 good to Higgins U S 60 to Clayton NM U S 385 good to Borger oilfield highway paved to Lubbock U S 335 good. Club headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
U. S
Ahmarillo
Oklthoma City
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
Borger
Lubbock
U. 8
the Panhandle Auto Club, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Dear Tack and Borger Workers Pay Dispute
A letter urges Tack to persuade the Borger City Development Board to raise pay for street workers. It describes seven days of work for nine dollars, housing costs, and a family of five needing daily rations, arguing the situation is dire and unjust.
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Tack
Borger
Board of City Development
Has Anyone Seen Curly a Lost White Spitz Dog
A family seeks help locating Curly a small white Spitz who wandered from a car on East Fourth Street Tuesday afternoon. Curly was later seen in North Amarillo trying to return home to Pleasant Valley but did not arrive. Reward offered for recovery. contact rural SP 13 or 2041 city.
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Curly
East Fourth Street
Amarillo
Pleasant Valley
H. C. Gentry
Seek Boys in West Texas Holdups Trigger Warrant Sweep
Amarillo officers, pursuing the Davis brothers for grocery store hold ups, issued car theft warrants after links to Hereford and Ardmore leads. A fatal gun battle at Wirt Oklahoma left one deputy wounded as the brothers fled in a stolen Buick and an Oldsmobile. The Fox sisters, with the Davises, were located at Ardmore and may reveal motives tied to the McCarrick slaying. The Davises have prior Texas prison terms and criminal records.
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Wirt
Oklahoma
Davis Brothers
Hereford
Texas
Amarillo
Fox Sisters
Davis Boys
Ardmore
Davises
Clark
West Texas
McCarrick
Colquit Davis
Houston
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Texas Reformatory
Gatesville
Colquit
D. I. Davis
Huntsville
Potter County
Davin
Southern Thrift Company opens Amarillo branch
Ash Robinson announces the Southern Thrift Company of Houston will open a banking branch in Amarillo on January 5. The firm, operating under state supervision, offers industrial and mortgage loans with plans to issue 6 percent mortgage bonds and to partner with a local bank. R. M. Milliken will head the Amarillo office.
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Southern Thrift Company of
Houston
Ash Robinson
Texas
Southern Thrift Company
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
R. M. Milliken
Deputy Kiersey Dies After Ardmore Shootout
Deputy Sheriff Don Kiersey 37 was killed and Under Sheriff Vernon Cason wounded in an Ardmore confrontation with two young theft suspects, the Davis Brothers of Borger Texas. The attackers fled in Kiersey’s car after a chaotic entry and shootout at a Wirt residence. Kiersey’s brother, James Kiersey, Seminole chief of police, was killed in a similar feud a year earlier.
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Ardmore
Associated Press
Okla
Don Kiersey
Vernon Cason
Wirt
Davis Brothers
Borger
Texas
Cason
Ringling
Here
Kiersey
Carter County
James Kiersey
Seminole
Rewards Offered for Slaver Capture in Oklahoma Case
Governor Holloway announced rewards of 500 for information leading to capture and conviction of two suspected motor car thieves who killed Deputy Sheriff Don Kiersey and wounded Under Sheriff Vernon Cason at Wirt Oklahoma, with the Davis brothers of the Texas Panhandle identified as partial suspects.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Don Kiersey
Vernon Cason
Wirt
Okla
Davis Brothers
Texas Panhandle
Brainard Named Chairman of I. C. C.
Ezra Brainerd Jr of Oklahoma, an Interstate Commerce Commission member since 1927, was elected chairman for the coming year by fellow commissioners in Alvington. He succeeds Frank McManamy of the District of Columbia.
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The
Associated Press
Alvington
Ezra Brainerd, Jr
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank McManamy
District of Columbia
Advertising and war news mix in a 1920s San Antonio Light note
The column praises advertising as essential to sales and cites Coolidge on creating desire. It notes Stalin's treason trials ending with commuted sentences, Bengali gunmen killing a prison head, and a Berlin theater with reversible seats for cinema or lectures, plus a five day week proposal for government workers.
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San Antonio
Calvin Coolidge
Stalin
Russia
Peter the Great
Santa Claus Parade Draws Panhandle Visitors in Amarillo
A bustling Christmas parade formed along Polk Street with a police escort and districts B through D featuring bands, floats, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Santa Claus. Crowds lined downtown, shops offered treats, and visiting Panhandle officials joined Rotary Club festivities at noon.
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Polk Street
Twelfth Avenue
Taylor
First Avenue
Santa Claus
Panhandle
Great Fellowship Enterprise
Nat Perrine
Amarillo High School
Children’s Home
Miss América
Hereford Band
Lions Club
Plainview
Red Cross
Mothers’ Club
Boy Scouts
Shamrock Band
Little Queen
Will Benton
Canyon Band
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Girl Scouts
Reinder
Thatcher's
Mary Christmas
Groom
Federated Women's
Holland Dutch Family
DeMolay
Peacock
Rotary Club
Clarendon
Salvation Army
Portales
N. M
Queen Isabel
Kiwanis Club
Claude
Rainbow
American Legion
Dalhart
Clowns
John McKnight
C. W. Club
Tulsa
Business & Professional Women
McLean
Spirit of Love
American Legion Ladies
Amarillo
Santa
Aladdin
Santa Claus Row
Rail Fight Influences T. P. Battle Over Interchange
The dispute centers on freight service between the plains and Fort Worth and Dallas. Huffman cites delays at Sweetwater due to Santa Fe and T. P. interchange, while Santa Fe attorney H. C. Pipkin argues rail shipments must be improved.
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Huffman
Plains
Fort Worth
Dallas
Sweetwater
Santa Fe
T. P
H. C. Pipkin
H.l P. Byare
Democrats Split Over Emergency Relief Plan And Roads
Congress faced a split as Democratic colleagues and the press criticized emergency relief. Minority leader Robinson disavowed bipartisan harmony with a moderating rebuke to the president. The defeated amendment would have shifted 80 million dollars of federal road-building costs to the states.
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Hoover
Robinson
Father Harley Sadler Dies at Crosbyton
J. E. Sadler age 72 West Texas pioneer died unexpectedly in Crosbyton. He was father to L. A. Sadler Abilene banker and Harley Sadler theatrical producer. Harley closed his Big Spring show on word of the death. Burial planned in Avoka Jones County. Survived by Ford and Leonard of Crosbyton and a daughter in Weinart.
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Cotsicana
Breckenridge
Corsicana
Abilene
The
Associated Press
J. E. Sadler
Pioneer West Texan
Crosybyton
L. A. Sadler
Harley Sadler
Sadler
Big Spring
Avoka
Jones County
Lubbock
Dee
Crosbyton Gaid
Funeral Rites Today for H P Klutts Ranchman
Funeral services for Henry Perrin Klutts 38 ranchman of Spearman were held at his brother George M Klutts home in Childress. He died Wednesday in a local hospital. He leaves his mother Dessia Klutts of Amarillo a sister Katherine Hunter of Amarillo and two brothers J C Spearman and George Klutts of Childress He was a member of the Elks Lodge The body was moved to Childress by Boxwell Brothers.
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Henry Perrin Klutts
Spearman
George M. Klutts
Childress
George Klutts
the Panhandle
Dessia Klutts
West Tenth Street
Amarillo
Katherine Hunter
J. C
Elks Lodge
Boxwell
Market News Roundup Kansas City and Fort Worth Livestock
Hogs and cattle prices moved unevenly in Kansas City and Fort Worth with hogs trading around top 7.75 and cattle mostly steady to weak. Cotton and stock markets showed slight declines in New York while Liverpool cotton futures held near steady after early losses. A literary excerpt closes the page with a reflective verse.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Catte
Fort Worth
New Orleans Cotton Opens Weak on Liveries Cables
New Orleans cotton markets opened weak due to lower Liveries cables and a soft New York bank tone. First trades showed declines of 9 to 13 points with December and January slipping to 9.90 and 9.08 respectively, marking new seasonal lows and 10 to 13 points below yesterday's close. Near the end of the first hour the market remained softer.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
Reading
Fox
Johns Manville
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Westinghouse
New Orleans
Associated Freee
Dev
Janenton
Mentodene Quick Cough Relief Claim Ad
Stop coughing quickly with Mentodene claims to soothe coughs, bronchitis, and chest colds. It promises instant results with a secret ingredient and five scientific additives to neutralize mucus and restore health, with a money back guarantee.
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Derby
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Humble Eace
American & Fore Power
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Leht & Pw
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Ely
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