Community Notes and Notices Findings From Town Columns
Local society items list residents visiting relatives in Stephenville Denison Dallas Mississippi Alabama and El Paso. Also headlines announce a public receivers sale for The First National Bank of Channing Texas with assets including real estate notes and chattels at 40 Denrock Avenue Dalhart Texas on January 15 1998.
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W. E Pannell
Denison
Dallas
Tex
Virginia Cruthcher
Polk Street
Mississippi
Vergie Carter
Alabama
Alice Keffer
el Paso
Betty Jones
United States
William J. Casey
First National Bank of
William A Casey
Finis?y National Bank OF
Musterole advertised as soothing balm for colds
An old style ad touts Musterole as a counter irritant with mustard menthol and camphor claiming it soothes throats and eases congestion. The piece also lists public notices and social items from Amarillo including travel plans, hospital patients, and local events.
Carl Hinton Arrives in Washington to Seek Water Aid
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager Carl Hinton arrived in Washington safe and well after traveling in stages due to an infection that required hospital care in Mot Springs Arkansas. He comes to urge appropriations for a lakes and dams program under the Panhandle Water Conservation Association of which he is secretary. He plans a return trip later this month, likely after an executive committee meeting of Will Rogers Highway 68 station in Oklahoma.
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Mot Springs
Ark
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hinton
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Sam Ramsey Uses Arm Callouses To Measure Fish
Deputy Sheriff Sam Ramsey counts fish lengths on his left arm with two callouses. His wife jokes the marks should reach fingertips. Ramsey bragging about small perch and big ones, while remaining a devoted Ike Walton type and occasional citation writer.
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Sam Ramsey
Sam
Deputy Ramsey
Ramsey
Plains Country
Ike Walton
MGM News and Location Filming Updates
Tyrone Power to play Count Axel de Fersen in Marie Antoinette directed by Sidney Franklin for Norma Shearer. Test Pilot location shoots begin at Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles with Lindbergh Field San Diego and March Field to follow. Journeys End and Baby Face acquired. Francis X. Bushman Betty Blythe lead Life in Sometown U.S.A. Carey Wilson promotes How to Live Without a Woman. Michael Whalen faces paparazzi photo at Hotel Chesterfield revealing prior modeling work.
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MGM
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Hunt Stromberg
Axel de Fersen
Norma Shearer
Sidney Franklin
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Lionel Barrymore
Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Lindbergh Field
San Diego
March Field
R. C. Sherriff
George Bruce
Francis X. Bushman
Betty Blythe
Sometown
U.S. A
Carey Wilson
CCC Head Moved to Memphis Vet Camp
Capt. F. W. Maxwell, formerly head of the Fuqua Ranch CCC company, has moved to Memphis to lead another veterans CCC company. His old company No. 1828 was disbanded and replaced at Fuqua Ranch by the junior CCC company from Palo Duro Park. No CCC men remain at the park, though buildings stay. Both projects focus on soil conservation.
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F. W. Maxwell
Fuqua Ranch CCC
Memphis
Veterans CCC
Fuqua Ranch
CCC
Palo Duro Park
Civilian Conservation Corps
Park
Lost red Lady Tack dog seeks return from Clovis area
Heartbroken owner reports a red dog named Lady with two white front feet missing. They ask kind strangers to locate her dead or alive and return to 1001 Sheldon Street, Clovis NM, or contact Artie Harris by phone.
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Lady
Sheldon Street
Clovis
New Mexico
Artie Harris
Woman Wanted to Live with Parents for Small Salary
A notice from Harold Tomlinson seeks a female companion to live with his parents, no laundry duties, small salary offered, contact 2-1069 after 1 PM. Also a lost dog notice from a boy aged 11, Mickey, asking for help to find the pet, address 312 East Fourth Avenue.
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Tack
Mickey
Harold Tomlenson
East Fourth Avenue
Baked Beans Boston Style Sparks Dining Mention
A snippet mentions mid French vintages and viands with Wally enjoying baked beans in Boston style. The curio note hints at a department interest in confiscating other possible evidence around the scene.
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Wally
Boston
Ickes Clears 61 Public Power Projects After Supreme Court Ruling
Public Works Administrator Harold Ickes announced a go ahead for 61 municipal power projects in 23 states following a Supreme Court decision upholding PWA financing. The total construction cost is $146.9 million, aiming to speed jobs and economic recovery. The ruling, delivered by Justice George Sutherland, rejects challenges to PWA loans and grants to municipalities.
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Ickes
Supreme Court
Washington
U.P
Pubic Works
Harold Ickes
PWA
George Sutherland
Texas
Colorado
Liberty
Leonard
Electra
Crude Output Decreases Across Several States
Oil and Gas Journal reports United States crude oil production fell by 49 112 barrels daily for the week ending January 1 to 3 447 006 barrels. Oklahoma dropped 16 625 to 533 675. East Texas rose 1 750 to 491 200. Texas fell 15 101 to 1 378 893. California down 2 500 to 703 000. Kansas down 15 575 to 166 600. Louisiana down 1 335 to 251 025. Eastern states up 1 064 to 186 128. Rocky Mountain region down 1 510 to 171 290.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East
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Rocky Mountain
Relics of 1776 Found at Fort Montgomery
Military buttons British half pennies musket balls cannon balls and rum bottles were unearthed during excavations at Fort Montgomery the Revolutionary War defense site on the Hudson River. The artifacts are on display at Bear Mountain Trailside Museum.
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Fort Montgomery
N. Y
U.P
Hudson River
Bear Mountain Trailside
Halt That Cold Look to Grove's LBQ Tablets
An old advertisement warns that cold is serious and should be treated, not ignored. It promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a four-fold cold remedy and claims reliability from 40 years on the market. It urges immediate use at first sign of a cold and highlights 60¢ size as best value.
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Grove
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