Oil Depletion Flayed by Waterman Calls for Regulation
United States faces annual oil depletion of about one billion barrels, with production rising each year. Senator Charles W. Waterman argues landowners drain wells, urges federal or state controls to curb overproduction, and criticizes government for expanding oil output. He warns of spillover effects on coal usage and market glut.
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United Press
Washington
America
Charles W. Waterman
Colorado
American Bankers Journal
Waterman
United States
Colombia
Venezuela
Coolidge
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Senator Waterman
Amarillo Mayoral Candidates Speak at Public Meeting
Amarillo's three mayoral hopefuls Col. bk. O Thompson J R Gant and Lon D Marrs will outline why they should be elected at an open meeting at the Odd Fellows Home past Fifth Avenue Wednesday night This will be the candidates second public appearance Also city commissioner hopefuls M N Twaddell and J N Vernon will address sponsors Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors A George Washington silver tea will follow speaking which starts promptly at 8 o clock An orchestra will provide music for dancing.
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Amarillo
Col. Bk. O. Thompson
J. R. Gant
Lon D. Marrs
Odd Fellows Home
Fifth Avenue
M. N. Twaddell
J. N. Vernon
George Washington
Births and enrollments noted in Amarillo area
Mr and Mrs A B Anderson of 316 Rio Grande announce the birth of a baby son on February 13. Mona Hughes enters Amarillo Business College for a complete course. Vida Killingsworth accepts a position with Great West Mill and Elevator. George Beck's baby ill with pneumonia. Lloyd Kimbell of White Flat enters Amarillo Business College.
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A. B. Anderson
Rio Grande Avenue
Mona Hughes
Amarillo
Tack Letters and Town Hall Hopes in Amarillo Notes
Readers weigh in on dog nuisance and city race talk in Amarillo. Letters urge better dog containment and reference upcoming mayoral contest with candidates Ernest Thompson John R Gant Lon D Marrs and more.
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Ernest Thompson
John R Gant
Lon D. Marrs
Reader letters mix mystery mail and dog drive plea
A column receives readers seeking help on kinship puzzles and stray dogs in Amarillo. The note from Mrs. W M A asks whether Mary and Alice's children are second cousins, while another writer asks Tack to stage a city and county dog roundup amid rabies fears.
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Mr. Tack
Bureau of Information
Mary
Alice
Jack
Lillie
Mr. Erasmus
Tack
Belmont Park
Amarillo
BE. R. Tack
Panhandle
Zemo Advertises Dandruff Cure and Head Relief
The ad promotes Zemo as a dandruff remedy and antiseptic for scalp itching and skin conditions. It claims the balm is invisible odorless and quickly cleanses the head. Available from druggists at 50 cents to 1 dollar with a bottle recommended for home use.
Unclear readers letter from Amarillo critic uncovers names
A fragmented anonymous letter from Amarillo hints at defamation fears and seeks to avoid print. The writer mentions Mr. Rogers, claims admiration for him, and references a backhanded puzzle with reversed names, leaving the rest unreadable.
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Uncle Sam
Sregor
Amarillo
Texac
PD. i
Rogera
Joke Frays at Store Talk Ends in Phew
A brief, old humor line features a Jewish man entering a shop owned by Ikey and uttering a light exasperated exclamation. The punchline hinges on a simple startled reaction rather than a full setup.
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Tack
Ikey
Rogers writes with caution about judgment acceptance
A fragmented note suggests cautious writing about accepting judgment in a matter and hopes the author acted prudently.
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Mr. Rogers
Golden Peacock Bleach Creme Claims Fast Skin Whitening
A New York woman describes a dealer promising quick skin lightening with Golden Peacock Bleach Creme. She reports a noticeable, even dramatic improvement in three days and blotches fading within a week, urging others to buy at local stores with a money back guarantee.
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New York
Folger’s Coffee Test Promise and Rich Flavor
An advertisement promotes Folger’s Coffee emphasizing richer aroma and a rare spicy flavor from high type Central American beans. It urges a three morning taste test with a full refund if not chosen, offering to pay the grocer and inviting readers to order Folger’s now.
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Central America
Folger
Folger's
Folger Coffee Cov
Kansas City
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Plough
Memphis
Jeff
Bob Cat
Tacks
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Broadway
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H. H. Bates
Borger
Texas
Ethel Dean
Globe News
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Stirratt
Mary Etta
Selin Franklin
Tucson
Arizona
Taylor Street
J. A. Stirratt
Taylor St
E. RE. T
Col
E. R. Tack
West Texas
Dan
J. Walker Hunter
Tkey
Tulsa
Kansas Jayhawser
Imeide
Howe
Kew
Nyvan
Inte Armour
Chicago
Apt
Metzger
Metzger’s Dairies
Pao
West Coast
San Francisco
Volger
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