City Passes Milk and Ice Cream Container Ordinance 1937
The ordinance sets penalties up to 200 dollars for filling or defacing containers with dairy brands and requires enforcement by the Health Officer. It reiterates owner rights, defines liability for violators, and states the measure takes effect upon adoption with repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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Enforcement
United States Public Health Service
Ross D. Rogers
Courthouse records list recent deeds and registrations
Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring parcels including Louis Rittenberry to F O Rose for 465 dollars of lot 19 bik 9 C C Dist. J N Merchant to R L Patton for 75 dollars lot 10 bik 2 Char Hts. W D Burch to Sadie Burch for 10 dollars lot 12 bik 238 Plemons. E R Hart Co to J E Hill Inc for 10 dollars lot 4 bik 44 Roberts. Car registrations include Terra Br Mrs Elva Randall Reo Hardeman King Co. Marriage license granted to Ke 8 Whitfield and Tommie Lee Jones.
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F. O. Rose
C. C. Dist
J. N. Merchant
R. L. Patton
W. D. Burch
Sadie Burch
Plemons
E. R. Hart Co
J. E. Hill, Inc
Roberts
Terra Br
Elva Randall
Reo, Hardeman King Co
Whitfield
Tommie Lee Jones
Smith Brothers Revival to Close at West Amarilla Church
The Smith Brothers revival at West Amarilla Christian Church ends with Sunday evening service led by Rev. Powell A. Smith. Evangelist Sam I. Smith of Greenfield Missouri assisted. daily services started February 7. Sam Smith and Mrs Smith depart for Joplin Missouri Tuesday where he once pastored, then his next meeting is in Harlan Road.
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West Amarilla Christian Church
Powell A. Smith
Sam I. Smith
Greenfield
Sam Smith
Mrs. Mary Cochran services held for Texas minister's widow
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Catharine Cochran 74 widow of Rev. M. M. Cochran were conducted at Glenwood Baptist Church with Rev. E F Cook officiating. Burial followed at Kelton Cemetery 12 miles south of Shamrock. interment directed by N S Griggs and Sons. She died Thursday in a local hospital after months of illness. Survived by five daughters five sons twenty three grandchildren five great grandchildren and several siblings.
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Glenwood Baptist Church
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Kelton Cemetery
Shamrock
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San Antonio
J. F. Stoneberg
Melbin
Texas
J. E. Wood
Fort Worth
Gertrude Sellers
Amarillo
C. J. Kitts
Little Rock
Ark
D. M
Valliant
Okla
E. E
Idabel
M. M
Okmulgee, Okla
H. W
Huntington Park
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Amarillo Delegation Appoints For Canyon Conference
Canyon on February 19 Special reports Amarillo has multiple representatives on the Northwest Texas Conference for Education executive committee which will convene its fourth annual meeting in Canyon on March 12 and 13. C M Rogers and Ola Boyes end terms while R C Snodgrass and Judge S A L Morgan continue. Gladys Davis starts her second year of a three year term. Carleton Washburne of Winnetka Illinois will headline the two day program organized by Irby Carruth of Canyon the conference president.
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Amarillo
Northwest
Irby Carruth
The Revivals and Edwin Booth’s Dying Voyage
The article recounts Edwin Booth accompanying his father on a Panama Canal journey and acting careers in San Francisco and Sacramento. Booth Sr. returns East, Edwin stays behind to pursue his career, and the father falls ill en route to New Orleans where he dies after a perilous journey.
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Junius Brutus, Jr
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Booth
Sacramento
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Booth Family Theatrical Lineage and Fate Outlined
The article traces the Booth family's stage lineage from Junius Brutus Booth to his sons John Wilkes Booth and Edwin Booth. It notes Agnes Booth as Junius Brutus Jr s wife and actress, Junius Brutus III and Sydney continuing briefly, John Wilkes Booth s tragic end, and Edwin Booth s daughter Edwina who did not pursue acting. It ends with prospects for continuation of the line.
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John Wilkes
Edwin
John Sleeper Clarke
Julius Caesar
Junius Brutus Booth, Jr
Agnes Rookes
Agnes Booth
Junius Brutus III
Sydney
John Wilkes Booth
Edwin Booth
Edwina
Mothers Are Responsible for Family Health
An health advertisement urges mothers to guard children against constipation through diet. Kellogg's All-Bran is promoted as a safe, effective option that absorbs water to form a cleansing mass, while also supplying vitamin B and iron. Two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream suffice for average needs, with three times daily in severe cases. Sold at all grocers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Creston Clarke and the Booth Legacy on Stage
The article recalls Creston Clarke son of Mr and Mrs Clarke known on stage and praised for talent and early promise. It notes his Uncle Edwin’s features and voice and his progress as a star before artistic maturity. Wilfred Clarke is mentioned as a capable actor with later screen roles, reflecting on the Booth name’s fading theater prominence.
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Austin Latchaw
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