Amarillo Merchants Face Rent Hikes and Weather Woes
In Amarillo, merchants report rising rents from landlords amid a slow year, urging relief unless moisture arrives. The letter-writer forecasts rain or snow and warns of business dislocation if rents stay high. The piece weaves weather, local economy, and community anecdotes with reflections on lawyers and the upcoming livestock convention in Albuquerque.
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Amarillo
Cattlemen Head to Albuquerque for Livestock Convention
Panhandle cattlemen depart today for Albuquerque New Mexico for the annual American National Livestock convention opening tomorrow and running three days. Grover B Hill Panhandle Livestock Association secretary calls it a convention no cattleman can miss and urges attendance. Planned travelers include Hill Jay Taylor Hugh Exum Miles Bivins and Jack Roach.
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Panhandle
Albuquerque
N. M
American National Livestock
Grover B. Hill
Panhandle Livestock Association
Mr. Hill
Jay Taylor
Hugh Exum
Miles Bivins
Jack Roach
Gold price held at 34.06 per ounce in U.S. market
The administration again today continued the price of newly mined domestic gold at 34.06 dollars per ounce.
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Washington
U.P
Pekingese Stray Seeks Owner Wee the Dog
Deer Tack asks for help locating a reddish Pekingese named Wee who strayed from home last Tuesday afternoon. The dog has a white left fore leg and weighs 13 pounds. Please contact with any information to reunite Wee with his owner.
Ted Taylor Returns as Amarillo Fair Secretary
Ted Taylor begins duties as secretary of the Amarillo Tri-State Fair with offices at the Herring Hotel and later the city hall chamber of commerce building sharing space with county farm agent P. C. Bermett and home demonstration agent Mary Sitton. He will appoint superintendents and committeemen for the fair and plan the September exposition. The Taylors arrived from Fort Worth and reside at 1619 Van Buren Street.
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Taylor
Fort Worth
West Texas
Deadwood Dick and Calamity Jane revived at Library of Congress
Historians and librarians unveil authentic details in dime novels once dismissed as childish. At the Library of Congress the rare Deadwood Dick files and characters like Calamity Jane and Buffalo Billy live on, rescued from the furnace by curator V. Valta Parma as archives expand. The yellowbacks, first sponsored by Erastus Beadle in 1859, reveal frontier myths and sturdy outlaw bravado.
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Library of Congress
Deadwood Dick
Furnace
Copyright Department
V. Valta Parma
Parma
Erastus Beadle
New York
Emerson
Deadwood
Jane
Buffalo Billy
Bullwhacker
Mustang Sam
Pluribus Unum
Civil Appeals Proceedings In Amarillo Court
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo list motions submitted and overrules with rehearings and dismissals. Cases include Radford Grocery Co v Fatelline State Bank and others with hearings set, dismissals noted, writs and contempt in several, and submissions scheduled for March 12 1934 from Potter, Hutchinson, Briscoe and other counties.
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Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
J. M. Radford Grocery Co
Fatelline State Bank
O. B. Short
John Short
L. Baskin
L. F. Borden
Elsie Money
Travis M. Cameron
Citizens National Bank
W. R. Adams
Ave George
First National Bank
Mark Cave
Dallas Joint Stock Ad Bank
H. A. Waller
State of Texas
Ida L. Brothers
Cottle County
F. F. Rittenberry
Capitol Hotel, Co
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
J. A. Amburn
City of Lubbock
Pahandle Construction Co
Mary Jane Casey
G. C. Ewing
N. R. Honea
W. T. Graham
Affirmed International Guaranty Thrift Syndicate
Wm. A. Fowler
Potter
Briscoe
T. C. Israel
W. N. Hodges
Levelland
Bill Jaggers
Cochran
C. F. Egan
American State Bank
Amarillo Oil Co
Amos P. McBride
Robie A. Ashby Gibbon
Lawrence Ashby
Dallam
Prince and heiress plan Seattle trip amid separation
The Woolworth heiress traveled alone in a private car to the Mark Hopkins Hotel while Prince, eight months married, separated from his husband. Their voyage to the Orient was interrupted by Los Angeles process server Harry Owen who boarded the Pacific Limited in Sacramento seeking M Divani. United Airlines then reported M Divani’s arrival in Salt Lake City as the subpoena Owens held ties to a suit involving David and Serge M Divani and Pacific Shores Oil Company.
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Seattle
Portland
Woolworth
Mark Hopkins
Orient
Harry Owen
Los Angeles
Pacific Limited
Sacramento
M’divani
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
Owens
Prince
David
Serge M’divani
Pacific Shores Oil Company
Milk Shortages Trigger Widespread Turmoil and Major Ocker Court Martial
Milk riots spilled into Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana with dumpings and overturned trucks as tear gas drifted over crowds near Racine and Elgin. In Texas Major William C Ocker a Kelly Field pioneer of blind flying faces a court martial on charges of improper language.
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Woodstock
Harvard
Ill
Elgin
Racine
Mis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Gary
Hammond
San Antonio
William C. Ocker
Kelly Field
Eighth Corps
Lawmakers Debate New Deal Program Prospects
Mo. leaders discuss the Roosevelt program amid partisan views. Burns praises progress, Snell backs continued support, Steagall urges backing to the limit until safety to scale back is reached, signaling broad endorsement yet cautious optimism.
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House
Burns
Snell
Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Roosevelt
Congress debate on federal pay cuts and cattle act
Senate hearings loom on making cattle a basic commodity under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Senator Carey pushes for full facts on hog purchases while urging delay until cattlemen and officials craft a rehab plan. President’s stance on wage cuts and Reconstruction Corporation funding also noted.
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Washington
Smith
Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Carey
Wyoming
Congress
Albuquerque
N. M
American National Livestock Association
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
New Orleans Cotton Opens Active With Higher Prices
Prices rose across the board as cotton opened firm with March at 10.62 May 10.77 and July 10.01. March quickly moved higher to 10.64 and July to 10.92 on buying and short covering while October hit 11.19, a new seasonal high. In New York, stocks were steady to firm with alcohol issues gaining and the market showing cautious trading amid Washington political speculation.
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New Orleans
Jan
New York
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
U. S
Schenley
American Telephone
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Western Union
General Motors
American Can
Santa Fe
New York Central
Chrysler
Wall Street
Washington
Potomac
Calif
Canadian Pacific
Milw & Bt
Golo
Fuel & Tron Columb Gas & el
Col'bian
Congoleum-Nairn
Curtie Wright
Deere & Co
Toee Ia
Dome Mines
Douglas Alerati Sevaree Wilt du Pont
Aly Eesman Kody Eat
Firestone
Freeport
Texas
Amm
Hudson Motor Sesaee
Central
Internat Harvester
Internat Nickel
Johns-Manville
Chicago
Kelvinator
John F. Clark
Ean Kennecott Copper
Kroger Groc & I
Lambert
Libby-Owens
Liggett-Myers
Loew's
Texas RR
Pw & T
National Steel
National Supply
Conertia Sors
New Haven
Hartfo
Sears
North Am Aviation Am North American Co 1A
Northern Pacific RR
Eres Ohio
Owens-Illinois
Pac Gas & FE
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Ie
St Safeway
Joseph Lead
Seaboard Oil New York
Schalte United
Clark . Co
Sears Roebuck
Jno
Yprtv
Shell Union Oil
S Close Simmons Oest
S Close Simmons Oest, Ay C
Ss. T. Skelly Oil
Aa— Socony-Vacuum
South Porto Rio Sur
Adams Express
South Cal Edison
South Pac R
Jay Alaska Juneau Gold
Southern Railway
Allegheny Corp
Sparks-Whittington Oe Bm
Allied Chemical
Standard Brands
Allis Chalmers
Stead Gas & el Ameralda Corp Ryarn
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Amer Smelt & Ref
Texas Pac Coal & Oil
Amer Steel
Texas Pac Lend
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer
Amer Rt
Amer Water
Union Carbide Ate
U S Ind Alcohol
Baldwin Loco
U S Pipe & Foly
Baltimore & Ohio
U S Rubber
Barnadall Oipe
U U S
Bendix Aviation
Bewiehy
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
Borden
Vanadium Corp Ae
Burroughs Adding
Warner Bros
County Dads Hear Reports At Busy Potter Session
Potter County commissioners met Monday to review finances and a highway plan. Miss Jewell Davidson reported 1933 tax collections totaling 563851.09 with 141542.47 from vehicle licenses and 422308.62 from other taxes. The commission denied most subdivision changes but approved a new county highway connection near Pullman to State Highway 5, with a jury of view to be appointed.
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Potter County
Miss Jewell Davidson
Ab&m
East Amarillo
Fort Worth & Denver
Pullman
Third Avenue
Amarillo
Motor Department
Collector's Commission
Davidson
Quotas Expanded for Imports and Auto Parts
Imports industry notes a rise in quotas for tires tubes auto parts and chassis and films. About 125 cars are expected to be imported in the first quarter compared with 30 announced in January.
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Dustry
Underhill Harrah December 11 gunfight fatal wounding Roe
In Shawnee a gunfight on December 11 left Roe fatally wounded and underlined the dangers faced by participants. Authorities identified Underhill Harrah among those involved, with the incident prompting ongoing inquiries.
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Harrah
Roe
Life Protection Certificate Offered For One Dollar
The National Security Life Assn offers a $1 Life Protection Certificate for ages 10 to 75 with $1000 death benefit and $2000 to $3000 for accidental death. No medical exam required and no agent will call. Send name age beneficiary and certificate for 10 days free inspection. If kept, pay $1 to start and about 3 cents daily. cancel anytime with no owing.
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National Security Life Assn
S. Hamilton Dr
Dept
M-50
Beverley Hills
Calif
Osteopathy’s rational method of treatment explained
The article extols osteopathy as a science based on spinal causes of illness. It argues many chronic ailments arise from unnoticed spinal injuries or nerve irritation and that osteopathic diagnosis locates and removes mechanical causes, with the spine as the health stronghold.
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National Livestock Association
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Old Tack
Big Bull Ranch
Little Bull Ranch
Little Bull
Jim
S. A. L. Morgan
Bane
Bratton
Ted’ Taylor
Fair Association
Texas Employers Insurance Association
T. N. Pearson
Grace Clark White
Dickens
Reconstruction Corporation
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Underhill
Eva Mae Nichols
W. I. Eads
W. E. Agee
Inman
Iceland
Wesson Oil
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Elec
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Youngstown Sheet
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On Am
Superpower
Ark
Nat Gas A . Tin Marconi Screee
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Humble Oi
Imperial Oil
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Tandard
Ky Swift & Co
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Lan Abs
Troy Laundry
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Osteopathic Health Bureau
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