Legion To Send Four To Meet In Stamford Texas
At least four Amarillo Legion naires will attend the Fifth Texas Division American Legion convention in Stamford Saturday and Sunday. Floyd L. Sloan leads the group with George E. Broome and Van W. Stewart among expected attendees. Mrs Stewart and other auxiliary members join for rehabilitation work and leadership races. Business on the docket includes naming a division commander and choosing delegates to the Cleveland national convention. Also reports Crowley making progress after an appendectomy at St Anthony’s Hospital.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Cleveland
James V. Allred
Bill McCraw
Carl Nesbitt
Sloan
Legion
Plains
Gly Cas claims health for Amarillo man in ad period tone
An 81 year old Amarillo resident, W. F. Van Hooser, touts Gly-Cas relief for indigestion dizziness and bowel issues after using two boxes. The ad promotes Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co. at 1317 E 12th Street and local druggists with pricing of 1 per box or 6 for 5, and notes mail order restrictions.
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W. F. van Hooser
E. 12Th Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Oliver-Eakle
Mr. van Hooser
Write-In Now Decides Constable Seal After Death
After the death of J Walker Hunter the constable race will be decided by write in votes as no new names can be added to the ballot due to missed filing deadlines. Assistant Attorney General Joe J Alsup advised Roy D Chase secretary of the Democratic county committee that candidates must urge voters to write in their names.
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J. Walker Hunter
Joe J. Alsup
Roy D. Chase
Democratic County Committee
Chase
Help Wanted Classified Inquiries And Lost Pets
A collage of personal ads and notices seeks employment, housing, or adoption help. Listings include a mother seeking work near Forest Hill School, a tractor expert offering services, a reader in Claude Texas seeking work, housekeeper and child care requests, and requests to adopt a baby. Also notes a lost black calf in Claude and a missing long haired collie-like dog with reward. William Coke noted for bowler hat invention.
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Forest Hill School
Police Probe Shooting Claims Life Of Raymond Thompson
Police investigate a fatal shooting in Zephyr that killed 21 year old Raymond Thompson. A 63 year old man surrendered after taking his daughter to a Brownwood hospital and was held in Brown County jail. The girl suffered facial bruises and arm lacerations from a prior dispute.
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Zephyr
Raymond Thompson
Brown County
Thompson
Brownwood
Boy Bites Dog Catcher In Millville Incident
Sam Pettit, Millville’s dog catcher, nursed a bruised arm after taking an unlicensed dog into custody. He was bitten by the dog’s owner, a small boy, during the capture.
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Millville
N. J
Sam Pettit
France Claims Major Sahara Share Amid Colonial Claims
The report states France owns three fifths of the Sahara Desert in Africa with the remainder belonging to Spain.
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France
Sahara Desert
Africa
Spain
Dr. George G. Ingham as The Ope
Dr. George G. Ingham is listed in a historical notice as The Ope with phone number 4808 at 709 E. The entry presents a compact professional listing.
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George G. Ingham
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