Cattlemen and Packers Agree on Marketing Control
Cattlemen and packers reach a historic marketing control accord per Panhandle Livestock Association president Jay Taylor. The plan designates beef as a basic commodity, earmarks 200 million dollars for relief and admin costs, and imposes a five cent per pound tax on foreign oils to favor domestic tallow and lard for soap making. The Jones bill, authored by Amarillo’s Marvin Jones, passed the House, aiming to balance producer prices with consumer costs and reestablish relation to ranch costs using a 1909 1914 base period. Amarillo lobbyists Grover B. Hill Julian Bivins Tom Coble and Jay Taylor represented the Panhandle group in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Association
House
Jones
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
House Agriculture Committee
Washington
Taylor
Grover B. Hill
Julian Bivins
Tom Coble
Mr. Taylor
Swedes Watch America With Mixed Reactions
Stockholm reports Sweden views the United States with confusion and fascination. The curbside American influence appears in daily life, from cars and literature to theater and music, while debates over Americani zation persist amid admiration for American wealth and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Peterson
Stockholm
Sweden
Atlantic
United States
Greta Gustafsson Garbo
Scandinavia
America
Sunt Fornuft
Gustaf Olof Hjortzberg
Creosote Based Remedy Promoted For Coughs Colds
Doctors have long used creosote in treating chest illnesses and Creomulsion combines creosote with seven medicinal elements to stop lingering coughs and colds. The ad promises relief when used as directed and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved.
Sweden Sees Common Ground With United States Amid News Tides
Swedish readers show a nuanced view of America with respect for cultural links and shared institutions. Pride centers on Americans of Swedish heritage like Lindbergh and stars such as Laurel and Hardy, while Roosevelt is widely esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
America
United States
Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Laurel and Hardy
Roosevelt
Three Dallas men in Huntsville death row await electrocution
Three Dallas men Thurman Burkley Biun Burkley and Jesse Mott sit in the Texas state penitentiary death house awaiting execution. Burkley brothers were condemned for the Katherine Prince murder in Pleasant Mound near Dallas last August 30 while Mott was convicted for the hammer murder of Jones Tatum at a filling station in Dallas. Appeals failed and Governor Ferguson did not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
Dallas
Thurman Burkley
Biun Burkley
Jesse Mott
Burkley Brothers
Katherine Prince
Pleasant Mound
Mace Carver
Miss Prince
Mott
Jones Tatum
Ferguson
Robert Hurt
Tack Letters and Lost Item Notices Continue on Page Two
Public notices include a reward offer for a missing purse left by Mrs Pyeatt of 1817 Polk Street and a request for farm work with wage details sought by Thomas Sumter from Clarendon Texas. A lost black fabric glove on Tenth Avenue near Taylor and San Jacinto is also requested to be returned to Mrs Thurman Gholston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Taylor Street
San Jacinto
Mrs. Thurman Gholston
Furniture Move Wanted for 100 Miles From Amarillo
A reader seeks a 4& truck or willing helper to move furniture about 100 miles to Amarillo. Cash scarce. payment in time and labor. Contact Tack at 604 Madison Street or 5030, with details. Mrs Scott asks for painting, paperhanging, and halsoming for furniture or items for her burned-out farm children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo
4& Truck
Madison Street
Scott
College graduate seeks immediate office work
A mid aged widow with a college education offers proven office experience and requests prompt employment. She states willingness to fit into most any role and seeks a chance to prove herself in a suitable position.
Cardus praised by Mrs Wallis of Apple Grove
Mrs Millard Wallis recounts starting Cardus in girlhood and continuing for twelve years after marriage. She describes relief from painful trouble and nervous weakness, crediting Cardus with restored strength and regular comfort during menstruation and after childbirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Millard Wallis
Apple Grove
W. Va
Longtime reader asks column to print a request
A loyal reader writes to request printing a personal note or request in the column. The message expresses appreciation for the column and asks for publication of the reader’s statement.
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel Ad
An advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile daily, noting that laxatives and mineral waters do not treat the root cause of feeling sour and sluggish. It urges asking for Carter's brand on the red label and warns against substitutes, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
M.co
Misses Thrasher seeks work as seamstress in Kansas City
A mother of two asks for flexible work at home due to obligations, offering skilled sewing of children's clothes and house dresses. She promises reasonable rates and names Mrs R Thrasher at 714 West Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thrasher
West Ninth Avenue
Refined widow seeks suitable suitors for companionship
A widow aged 35 to 50 places a personal notice inviting refined men to respond. She states she would be pleased to hear from interested readers and signs as Mrs X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Two young women seek hourly obstetric home work
Two readers advertise availability for hourly in home obstetrical assistance. They offer service for a nice family, working couple, or small family at reasonable wages, with address 613 North Harrison Street and contact Dia! 5469.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Girl Seeks Work in Hotels and Cafes in Polk Street Ad
A 21 year old girl seeks employment with a preference for hotel or cafe work. She notes willingness to consider most positions and provides her DOT address at 1310 North Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
DOT
North Polk Street
World War Vet to Speak at Temple Here
Segt. L. B. Loewenstein, a self styled one man employment bureau, will speak at Temple B Nai Israel at 2224 Taylor Street at 8 o clock Friday night. He aims to be an ambassador of good will for ex service men and the business world, urging cooperation between veterans organizations and business groups to secure better legislation. A member of the Brunswick Georgia American Legion post, he has served in Paris and other posts worldwide and is now writing a travel book seeking work for the unemployed to benefit Legion veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segt
Loewenstein
Brunswick
American Legion
Paris
The
Legion Veterans
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Beekman
Great Britain
C Laboratories
Dept. J. Malden, Mans
Agua Caliente
Europe
San Diego- California Club
Chamber of Commerce
San Diego
Hollywood
Mle
Renee Wilson
Old Mexico
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Cresote
Ria Cantor Sel
Spianeaeee
al Peer NW Oy Scandals
Fevee
Ata Teta
Pamela George Raft
Wy Ria
Ba Elen Mack
New York
Socialist Press Admiring
RIAL
Sally Eilers
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Buffalo Bill, JR
Bat Ek M
Schenck Ey
Pyeatt
Polk Street
Dial
Thomas Sumter
Clarendon, Texas
East Second Avenue
EAS Vy
Norman Foster
Marian Nixon
Rex
Richard DIX
Corkey
Tommy Bryce
North
Harrison Street
Clearing House Association
Abraham Lincoln
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank & Trust CO
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