Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Move in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City markets report 4 000 hogs activity steady to 10 cents lower with top at 10.85 and various weight categories. Cattle and calves show slow demand with liberal short fed steers priced from 7.00 to 8.50, butcher sows 5.00 to 6.00, and sheep bids 10.00 to 10.35. New Orleans cotton opens easier with March 11.14 and May 10.76 as uncertainties over crop legislation weigh on positions.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Dee
Liverpool
Bombay
VapoRub Provides Safe Orally Avoidance for Congestion
Membranes helps break congestion. Often by morning the worst of the cold is over. VapoRub is external and safe. Its use avoids the risks of constant internal dosing which upsets digestion and appetite, thus lowering body resistance when most needed. VapoRub can be used freely and as often as required even on the youngest child.
Rescue story of ice field skiff escape and a nurse’s sacrifice
The narrative recalls five men in a skiff battling a blizzard after abandoning two aboard. Brown and his uncle wait ashore as Coast Guardsman Cunningham volunteers to retrieve the others Yet the voyage back becomes perilous with darkness and freezing conditions. Brown recalls beating his companions to keep them awake and alive. Cunningham later dies, leaving Brown haunted by the tragedy of the rescue attempt and a sense of guilt.
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Brown
Gene Bears
Cleo Lapeer
Lloyd Lapeer
Coast
Cunningham
James T. Damron Claimed by Death
James T. Damron a Amarillo area farmer died at 10 35 last night at his home 400 Carolina Street He was 54 and a Methodist He survived by two sons Buster Damron Syracuse N Y and Warren Damron Houston three daughters Mrs Jess Carter Amarillo Mrs W H Fleetwood Kilgore and Mrs PB W Kelly Pampa a brother C C Damron Matador and four sisters Mrs J H Stradley Amarillo Mrs J P Hart White Flat Texas Mrs H K Jones Big Spring and Mrs Annie Miller Clovis New Mexico Funeral services were pending today with body at Griggs Chapel.
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James T. Damron
Amarillo
Damron
Carolina Street
Methodist Church
Griggs Chapel
Buster Damron
Syracuse
Warren Damron
Houston
Jess Carter
W. H Fleetwood
Kilgore
PB. W. Kelly
Pampa
C. C. Damron
Matador
J. H. Stradley
J. P. Hart
White Flat
Texas
H. K. Jones
Big Spring
Annie Miller
Clovis
N. M
Starnes Funeral Will Be Wednesday
A. R. Blackie Starnes, 47, proprietor and manager of Borger Wholesale Meat Company, died yesterday in an Amarillo hospital. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at N. S. Griggs & Sons Chapel with Rev. H. N. Hunt officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife Virgie Jewel and daughter Jeanette.
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A. R
Blackie" Starnes
Amarillo
N.S. Griggs & Sons
H. N. Hunt
Borger Baptist Church
Llano
Starnes
Borger Wholesale Meat Company
Borger
Virgie Jewel Starnes
Jeanette
Joint Meeting at Legion Hall for Veterans and Auxiliary
Commander J E Griggs announced a joint meeting of the Spanish War Veterans and the Ladies' Auxiliary at the Legion Hall tomorrow night. The veterans will also gather again Saturday for a banquet at the Herring Hotel to commemorate the 1898 Battleship Maine battle.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
J. E. Griggs
Herring Hotel
Maine
Hagood Attacks WPA Spending During Testimony
Hagood claimed the WPA handed out stage money that could circulate but not be spent, citing $45 million received for the CCC and resources from the WPA. He urged Congress for easy money to finish a $150 million army housing program and criticized WPA policy as insufficient for basic repairs.
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Sam
CCC
WPA
Hagood
Congress
Ice Day survivor crawled eight hours across ice
Brown tells of surviving a night on the ice after a skiff drifted and two men, Cunningham and Beardsley, died. He crawled about one mile per hour for eight hours, was found by Indians at Pat Anderson's cabin, and later revived with warm water, rubbing, and whiskey. A rescue party planned at Petosky to recover the bodies.
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Cunningham
Brown
Pat Anderson
Petosky
Beardsley
Japan Bans Words Ma Ma and Papa in Schools
Japanese education minister bans the terms ma ma and papa in elementary schools claiming they harm Japanese tradition. The move targets language use among young students and follows cultural concerns raised by officials.
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Japan
Pageant on Texas History to Be Staged Wednesday
River Road School pupils will present a free 8 PM pageant at McKinley School auditorium. Rural Supt. Carl Clifft announced the Centennia program featuring song and dramatization with school correlated activity units. O B Ginn principal River Road will supervise the event.
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Texas
McKinley School
River Road
Carl Clifft
O. B. Ginn
Mass Chorus Planned for 50 000 Students in Dallas
Miss Nell Parmiee of the State Board of Education tours Potter County and Panhandle counties promoting Centennial plans for a mass chorus of 50 000 school children to be heard in Dallas. She visits rural schools and returns to Amarillo after a stop in Pampa and other communities. June 13.
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Nell Parmiee
State Board of Education
Pampa
Potter County
Dallas
Miss Parmiee
Panhandle
Carl Clifft
Amarillo
Your Child Is Not to Blame In Kid Management Ad
Advice pamphlet style notice offering Liquid Shumake as a remedy for hyperactive children with home treatment tips. Claims a quick lasting benefit and free trial size by mail from Shumake Company in Fort Texas. Includes directions for children and adults and urges purchase at nearest drug store.
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Shumake Company
Fort , Texas
Chicago Salesman James J Archer Arrested on Check Swindle
James J Archer, a Chicago salesman, was jailed in Potter County on a charge of swindling by worthless checks. No bond was set at noon. Complainant J L Coss Jr endorsed Archer’s $25 check drawn on a Kansas City bank. Archer was arrested by Constable J Walker Hunter.
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James J. Archer
Chicago
Potter County
J. L. Coss, Jr
Archer
Kansas City
J. Walker Hunter
George Gray Begins 90 Day Jail Sentence Today
George Gray starts a 90 day jail term this morning for an unspecified charge. He will serve the sentence in the local facility, with timing and potential early release subject to court rules.
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George Gray
Convicted Driver Pleads Guilty in 47th District Court
Gray pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while drunk in a judge trial before Judge E. C. Nelson yesterday in 47th District Court. The charge stemmed from a recent incident and the disposition was a guilty plea.
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Goodyear
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Kennecott Copper Kelvinator
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Murray Corp'n Os
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Remington Rand
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St Joseph
Seaboard Oil
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Sears Roebuck
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Swift & Co
Texas Corp
Texas Pac Coal & Oil
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Woolworth Peeved Eee Eteres
NEW York Carr
E. A. Pierce & Co
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Vicks VapoRub
United States
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LuCkies
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Taylor
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