Weather talk and big parade plans in the plains
The column urges rain in the drought stricken plains and warns poll tax must be paid by January 31. It highlights meteorology claims by Selby Maxwell and Frank Paul, praises imminent parades in Guymon and Dalhart, and teases a large out of town attendance with governors and dignitaries linked to a Roosevelt tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby Maxwell
Frank Paul
Panhandle
Prof. Maxwell
Guymon
Iram Roosevelt
West
Dalhart
Dalhert
Deer Trouble Sparks Texas D F G C debate and more notes
Deer in Canadian River breaks threatens crops near Amarillo with counts up to 126 in a feed field and 48 on wheat. Texas Game and Fish considers season timing and possible control while local ranchers Cobble and Alexander urge action. Also notes on lost dog rewards, a purse missing in Estancia, and various quirky factoid items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Texas Game and Fish Commission
R.T. Alexander
Washita
Judge Folley's Mother Dies in Mart
Mrs. G. W. Folley aged 81, mother of Judge A. J. Folley of the Texas Court of Civil Appeals in Amarillo, died at her Mart home after a brief illness. Survived by Bud Folley, Mrs. Nola Ward of Mart, and Mrs. John Choate of Fort Worth. Funeral in Mart tomorrow at 3 p.m. Burial Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Folley
A. J. Folley
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Mart
Judge
Folley
Judge Folley
Bud Folley
Nola Ward
John Choate
Fort Worth
Floydada
California and Florida See High Motor Accident Rates
Observers note that California and Florida consistently report extremely high motor accident rates, prompting calls for stronger road safety measures and driver awareness campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Housekeeper seeks hourly or daily work no overnight stays
A reader advertises for housework by the hour or day due to nights unavailable. References can be supplied. Dial 2-2601. A brown leather folder with three keys was found and left with Mrs. Avery at the office for owner pickup. J. Bparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Mrs. Avery
Missing kitten seeks return gray Angora in Dial area
Classified note from Ruth Wise seeks help to locate a gray Angora kitten with white feet and a white nose streak lost near Hayden Street. Includes contact details and offer to provide references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Ruth Wise
Hayden Street
Dial
Colored girl seeks work and guitar theft notice
A reader asks for employment in house cleaning cooking and ironing. She reports a stolen six string Gibson guitar from a car on Ninth Avenue Polk Street area and a 10 year old boy seen with it. The owner offers forgiveness if the guitar is returned to Van Buren Street or the Golden Bear Cafe before police involvement.
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Tack
van Buren Street
Ninth Avenue
Polk Street
Ninth
van Buren
Golden Bear Cafe
G. M. Barkas
Young Husband Seeks Farm or Truck Work with References
A 26 year old married man with two children seeks employment in truck driving or farm machinery work. He has lifelong farming experience and can furnish references, Dick Foster, 3809 Tyler Street.
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Dick Foster
Tyler Street
Experienced caregiver seeks elderly home support position
Widow seeks practical nursing work for an elderly couple in Canada. I am 34, healthy, with eight months of recent experience in home care and a strong willingness to work. References available upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Tee
Comyper
Vitamin Is Restorer Of Youth
Dr Elias Stern of New York reports a synthetic vitamin B-11 injection into the human spine as a potential youth restorer. He cites rejuvenation in some elderly patients and notes clinical gains in nerve disorders including multiple sclerosis beri beri and alcoholic neuritis. He warns natural vitamin destruction in alkaline bodies and urges spinal use in nervous infections.
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Havana
Fountain of Youth
Pan American Medical Association
Elias Stern
M. D
New York City
von Recklinghausen
Stern
Five New Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Amarillo
Five new cases of scarlet fever were reported yesterday in Amarillo. Dr. B. M. Primer said all cases are mild and not connected, with no cause for alarm. The total under quarantine rises to thirteen.
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Amarillo
B. M. Primer
Warren Opens Lincoln Lecture Series in Amarillo
Dr. Louis A. Warren a Lincoln expert began a five lecture run in Amarillo speaking before the Rotary Club. He will address the A B C Club and the Amarillo Bar Association, then others at the Junior Business and Professional Women's Club and by KGNC broadcast. Brought to Amarillo by C. B. Rittenberry, Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. agent.
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Louis A. Warren
Abraham Lincoln
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Warren
A. B. C. Club
C. B. Rittenberry
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Employment Inquiry From Mrs Stephenson in Littlefield Tex
Mrs Stephenson of Lamb County Leader Littlefield Texas offers services in advertising, house work, driving, cooking, and nursing. She claims four years nursing in a doctor's office and four years in a department store, seeking related positions or references.
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Cial
Job Seeker Notes From Tucumcari
An 18 year old girl seeks daytime housework cooking and child care. States cannot stay nights and asks for work urgently. Dial 23167. A 29 year old man offers pony training for polo and asks for any possible work. LD 1068. Second St Tucumari N M.
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Dial
Tucumeari
N. M
Examinations Ended in Amarillo Schools and College
Final examinations in Amarillo public schools concluded at noon today with most students dismissed until Monday. Elementary pupils will attend tomorrow while high school classification is under way for fall-term absentees. Amarillo College exams finished yesterday with registration and spring classes starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Traffic Revision Survey Nears Completion
A survey for a new traffic control system in Amarillo school zones nears completion. Sid Harper head of the police traffic squad said the survey would be completed probably tomorrow and results will be sent to Mayor Ross Rogers and City Manager H. R. Smith.
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Amarillo
Sid Harper
Ross Rogers
H. R. Smith
Woman seeks baby clothes and ranch work to support three kids
Mrs Nell Jones of Jean Tex asks for baby clothes for children aged 1 to 11 and offers to work on a ranch keeping house and cooking. She notes she is 38, in good health, with three children to support, and provides 313 N Van Buren St Rear as contact.
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N. van Buren St
Tack
Budweiser
Family Connections Mentioned in Oklahoma Obituary Snippet
The record lists Anderson Paul Martin of Oklahoma City and Joe and Helen Davis of Norman as relatives. It also names sister in law Mrs Mayme Campbell and brother in law H W Gorman of Amarillo and mentions a daughter Mrs Lucille Davis.
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Paul Martin
Oklahoma City
Joe and
Helen Davis
Norman
Oklahoma
Mayme Campbell
H. W. Gorman
Amarillo
Lucille Davis
Help Wanted And Lost Dog Notices In Local Help Wanted Column
A young man seeks work with three years tractor experience and mechanical skills on farms offering references from M R Ford of 311 N Taylor St. Another man, 40, offers yard care and housekeeping, seeks share farming due to four dependents. A notice from Mrs Mack Brown at 411 Mississippi St asks for return of a lost black Fisto dog named Tinesy with a reward. A married couple seeks farm work, preferably on the South Plains, willing to relocate. A man asks for a modest live-in helper. references required.
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M. R. Ford
N. Taylor St
Johnson St
South Plains
Arthur St
Local obituary notices a death in Amarillo in 1935
The deceased died in Amarillo in December 1935 and the body lies at Griggs Funeral Home pending final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Griggs Funeral Home
Orchestra Benefits Night Tickets On Sale At Auditorium Box Office
The concert continues from page one with arrangements for out of town patrons. Memberships will be available at the Auditorium box office tomorrow night as the orchestra closes its final rehearsal for the event.
Amarillo Orchestra Greeted For Brilliant Concert
May Peterson Thompson sent greetings from New York as the Minneapolis national hookup advertised its assets with the symphony orchestra as the main attraction. Congratulations to the mayor, city administrators, the Jaycees, and the Globe-News for their faith in the city builder. Success Friday night to the orchestra and soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Peterson Thompson
Wired
New York
Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra
Amarillo
Jaycees
Globe-News
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R. H
Sferks
Tama
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Dr. Warren
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Jean, Tex
Noog
Tinesy
East Texas
Mack Brown
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