Panhandle County Agents Named for Soil Conservation Work
Parker D. Hanna announces appointment of assistant county and district farm agents to lead soil and moisture conservation in the Panhandle emergency district. Four counties have signed agreements. five more expected. Agents will focus on wind erosion prevention and land use under Texas Extension Service and U. S. Soil Conservation Service.
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Panhandle
Parker D. Hanna
Hanna
Amarillo
Deaf Smith
Hartley
Moore
Sherman
Texas Extension Service
Washington
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Dallam
Oldham
Hansford
Ochiltree
Lipscomb
Black-Draught Relief Is Prompt and Refreshing
A Tennessee reader praising Black-Draught says it provides prompt relief from constipation and accompanying headaches sluggish feeling and biliousness. The tonic is described as made from medicinal herbs in their natural form and used by both men and women for reliable relief.
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Mr. Sherman Sneed
Evensville
Tenn
Local notes and listings from Amarillo town page
Miss Dorothy Petersen visits her parents at 609 Bellview Street while Mr and Mrs Harry Keith travel in Kansas City. Nat Stinnett attends Elks Hall class opening in Amarillo. Clifton Janak and wife return from Colorado Springs wedding trip. Movie listings feature Splendor Sylvia Scarlett Hooray For Love and Alice Adams with Katherine Hepburn. The Nat showcases dancing from 9 30 to 12 30.
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Dorothy Petersen
Texas Technological College
Mrs. A. Petersen
Bellview Street
Nat Stinnett
Pampa
Amarillo
the Elks Hall
Clifton Janak
Colorado Springs
Fifteenth Avenue
Madison Street
Paramount
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Billie Burke
Sylvia Scarlett
Katharine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Texas
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Filmusical
REX
Alice Adams
Rialto
Sir Guy Standing
Richard Cromwell
Tom Brown
THE
NAT
Mission
Hollywood
Edmund
Gwen
Plans Approved for 72 Foot Lewis Oil Addition
The city building inspector approved plans for a 72 foot addition to the Lewis Oil Company's property at 1109 13 East Tenth Avenue. A construction permit has not been requested. Miss Frances Finch of Texas Tech was home for the weekend visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Finch.
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Lewis Oil Company
East Tenth Avenue
Frances Finch
Texas Tech
Mrs
Howard Finch
Texas Driver License Three Strikes Law Aims To Suspend
The article discusses a Texas law tying three traffic violations to license revocation or suspension. It explains how first two stubships turn the license to second and third class, and outlines penalties for driving with no license as well as enforcement steps by the Department of Public Safety and local tax offices. It mentions the rush to issue licenses, with about a thousand issued by noon and potential long lines next month. It also includes an unrelated consumer promotion for Pape's Diapepsin.
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Department of Public Safety
Ustin
Texas
Austin
Quad
Pope
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
L. G. Phares
Uncle Sam shields unborn leprosy baby from stigma at secret hospital
The United States Public Health Service plans to protect an unnamed leprosy patient’s unborn child by birth at a nonleper hospital. After birth the infant will stay in a nursery while the mother resumes treatment at Carville leprosarium until the disease is arrested. The hospital location and patient name remain secret to avoid stigma.
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Science Service
Washington
Sam
Federal Leprosarium
Carville
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
General Hospital
Legprosarium
U. S
Public Halth Service
Smith Given Walk Chance at Democratic Convention
Tam many Hall assured Alfred F. Smith a chance to take a walk at the Democratic National convention today. Dooling nominated him as a district convention delegate, a proceed ing equivalent to election. Smith’s name headed the list amid party efforts to back him against Roosevelt. Walker was notably absent from the Tammany slate as he recently returned from Europe after resigning as mayor.
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New York
U.P
Tammany Hall
Alfred F. Smith
Tammany
James J. Dooling
Smith
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
GO. P
Cleveland
William E. Borah
State Young Republians Organization
State Committee
James J. Walker
Europe
American Liberty League
Democratic Party
Plane crash blamed on motor trouble kills lieutenant Westley
Beaumont report says a plane 28 miles west of the city crashed due to motor trouble. Lieut. Lawrence C. Westley, 33, died after delaying bailout. his parachute opened too late. Sgt. W. J. Ruffel, a passenger, bailed out at about 500 feet and survived. Major O. S. Ferson of Barksdale Field provided the account.
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Beaumont
Lawrence C. Westley
Here
O. 8. Ferson
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Lieved
Westley
Set
W. J. Ruffel
Construction of Bank Vault Begins at Amarillo Bank
A reinforced concrete vault is under construction at Amarillo National Bank located at 401 Polk Street. The project, estimated at $15,000, is handled by W. A. Barber Construction Company with a completion date set for May 17 and signing in the presence of a deputy clerk. No license charges are required if 21 questions are answered satisfactorily.
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Amarillo National Bank
Polk Street
W. A. Barber
Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Toe Comfort
A vintage ad extols Ice Mint as a cheap, painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims the product soothes sore feet without irritation, reduces foot odors, and provides relief for women in high heels and men who stand all day. Advice urges readers to buy from a drugstore.
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Inez
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
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Harry Keith
Kansas City
Homer Martin
Dallas
Nell Johnson
Tulsa
FERA
W. R. Ruffner
EL Paso
Rome
Chiropractic
Luella
Pat” Wiggins
D. C
M. C. Amarillo
West Tenth St
State OF Tex
Issv L. G. PhD
Ai J. Davidson
Hoyt Assessor Ga Salsdeest i
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Mikt
COURT
Miss Davidson
Pape
Uncle Sam
Happy Warrior
Tammany Chief
G.M.A.C
Plains Chevrolet Company
Kaos
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