Stockmen Seek Extension of Grazing Districts
Western cattlemen and sheepmen at a Denver hearing urged extending grazing districts to cover the entire public domain in western states. They argued the Taylor Grazing Act should be amended to remove the 80 million acre cap, noting about 120 million acres of forage lands may exist. F R Carpenter, director of grazing, and Rufus Poole of Interior presented the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Department of the Interior
F. R. Carpenter
Colorado
Rufus
Poole
Interior Department
Taylor
Called to Abilene for Illness in Adkisson Family
Mr and Mrs Charles Adkisson of 410 Carolina have been called to Abilene due to the serious illness of Mrs Frankie Phillips mother of Mrs Adkisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Charles Adkisson
Carolina
Adkisson
Frankie Phillips
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
United States Employment Service official Frank W. Persons discusses registration, unemployment data, and the role of public employment offices. He notes 13.679 million filings and 7.835 million jobs secured between 1933 and 1934, comparing with European unemployment insurance and stressing active registration and ongoing service for employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Persons
United States Employment Service
Germany
England
United States
United Employment Service
National
West Virginia
Public Employment Service
All Around Town Attends Follies in Amarillo Night
A parade of local residents and out of town visitors attend the Follies in Amarillo with Eddie Johnson and his brother Neal from Oklahoma City, plus social figures from Dalhart Claude Pecos Lubbock and Canadian. Cast and guests mingle at 1001 Avondale as the Little Theater’s Little Women runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Johnson
Alaneed
Eddie
Neal
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Little Theater
Lee O. White
Pecos
Gene Walker
Dorothy Walker
Adeline Walker
Eleanor Simmons
Lubbock
Charlotte Allen
Avondale
White
Miss Allen
Notable visitors in Shamrock and Amarillo events
Mrs Ben Tepe and Mrs Bess McAdams visit Shamrock with Brodie Close a favored outfielder among locals. Mrs W H Pendleton visits Amarillo friends while Dr Earl McBride of Oklahoma City operates on crippled children at the Amarillo clinic and speaks at the Rotary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie Close
Shamrock
Brodie
W. 8. Pendleton of
Amarillo
Earl McBride
Oklahoma City
Crippled Children Council
Rotary Club
Slaughter Rites Tomorrow Morning
Last tribute to Miss Colyne Clair Slaughter 20 will be at 10 oclock from Griggs Chapel. Burial in Llano Cemetery family plot. She died yesterday at a hospital in Abilene. She is survived by sisters Mrs. C N Weaver Mrs Percy Carter and Eloise Oakes Slaughter. She had lived in Amarillo most of her life. A new electrical camera small enough to swallow can now image the interior of the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colyne Clair Slaughter
Griggs Chapel
Llano
Miss Slaughter
Abilene
C. F. Oakes
Amarillo
C. N. Weaver
Khiva Shrine Adds Show To Valentine Dance
Khiva Shrine plans a floor show for its Valentine dance tomorrow night. George Hammock says the Khiva hall, rated the finest in the area, will be elaborately decorated. Refreshments will be served. Admission is the 1935 Shrine card. others pay $1 per couple or $1 for Shrine members without the card. Potentate N. H. Mohler and past potentates with wives will form the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Shrine
George Hammock
Feen a Mint Laxative Gum Promises Gentle Regularity
An old advertisement claims Feen a mint chewing gum relieves periodic constipation without habit formation. It touts gentle full action, no harsh mass, and suitability for all ages with 15c to 25c pricing at druggists.
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U. S
To Ke Menthagill
Santa Fe Orchestra
Carl Weber
Santa Fe
Santa Fe General Office
H. B. Lautz
Wellington
Kan
Lautz
Municipal Auditorium
Boy Scouts of America
Congress
P F. Thrall
Company
Clovis
J. J. Griffith
Childress
A.C. Stogner
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Evansville
Ind
Glenard Pierce
Louisiana Street
James Utterback
Santa Fe Auditor's Office
B. Houghton
Chicago
Ash Fork
Ariz
FB Henry
W. L. Wanser
Dalhart
Ralph Carroll
Claude
Betty Wooldridge
Grandfather Lawrence
George Ray
Lillian Duncan
Charles Wolflin
Tolstoi
Greta Garbo
Tobacco Road
Lion
Mexico City
Tulsa World
Tenn
H. H. Lewis
Plainview
RB Merau
John Spann
Rock Island Division
William Conway
North Plains
Stewart District
Southern Railway
J. Frank Dobie
Coronado’s
Ben Carlton Mead
Adobe Walls
Hutchinson County
Hugh Donnell
Dayton
Sam K. Broyles
Memphis
Chucky, Tenn
Salome Hugo
George William
Bolton Street
Gentry Edes
Texas Technological College
Neill Singleton
van Buren Street
Singleton
J. C. Jones
Cisco
Melvina Morrow
Quida
A. A. McQuiddy
Francis McQuiddy
Tommy Evans
Lou Blue
Thomas Jones
T. D. Moss
L. A. McAdams
Mary Owens
Moira Davis
Bill Allen
J. T. Hoy
Lorene Coym
Odell Knight
Russell Knoden
Roy Crimm
Tom Carver
Mike O'Neil
Wilbur
Hub Hext
Vera
Velma Tepe
Ver
aNeenl Baar RT
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of
America
Ben Tepe
Bess McAdams
Pete Carroll
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
S. Lincoln Street
Amarillo, Texas
Namal
Lincoln
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