Campaign Focus on Roosevelt and the New Deal
Congressman Marvin Jones arrived home from Washington to declare the presidential campaign centers on Roosevelt and the New Deal. He praised recent farm legislation, highlighted soil conservation, and noted benefits from the Agricultural Adjustment program and cattle purchase acts in the Eighteenth District.
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Marvin Jones
Washington
Roosevelt
Jones
Panhandle
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Eighteenth Congressional District
Relieve Ugly Rashes with Black and White Ointment
Usly itchy rashes common in warm weather are quickly relieved by Black and White Ointment. Scientific, safe, used for over twenty years for bumps pimples itch and eczema irritations. Trial size 10c large can 26e. Extra effective with Black and White Skin Soap. All druggists.
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Scientific
All
Slim Line Summer Frock Pattern 4037 from Anne Adams
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 4037 offering a slim line summer frock with cape sleeves and adjustable belt. Sizes 16 to 48, fabric 36 inch width requires four yards for size 36. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and optional pattern book. Order through The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department with payment details.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
W. 17Th 8&J
New York
N. Y
Farm Mortgage reforms and Soil Conservation Act outlined
The speaker lauds a new agricultural credit structure with Land Bank loans at 3.5 percent the lowest rate worldwide. He cites refinancing gains and notes enactment of the Administration Commodity Exchange measure for orderly markets and reduced speculation. He emphasizes the Soil Conservation Act paying farmers to rebuild and protect soil, vital to the Panhandle. Cassava roots from South America reach ten feet tall with roots up to twenty pounds.
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Jones
Land Bank
Panhandie
South America
Mazuma the cow Recuperates after Surgery at Brann Farm
Mazuma, a cow owned by William Brann in Chatham New York, will recover after an operation for stomach trouble. Veterinarian Dr. F D B Smith removed two nails a piece of wire parts of iron washers some solder several stones and a dime and two pennies.
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Chatham
N. Y
William Brann
F. D. B. Smith
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June 29 Show Deficit
Treasury figures show receipts of 15.37 million and expenditures of 100.52 million for June 29. Net balance stands at 2.79 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 31.27 million. year to date 4.11 billion. Expenditures include 3.28 billion in emergency spending, leaving an excess of 4.73 billion. Gross debt is 33.84 billion, down 72.39 million from yesterday. Gold assets total 710.61 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Tribute paid Vega pioneer H R Shields dies at Vega
Funeral services for H. R. Pat Shields Vega pioneer will be held at 4 o clock tomorrow in Vega Methodist Church with Rev. Hoyt Boles officiating Interment will be in Vega Cemetery Shields born December 21 1876 in Allerton Iowa moved to Vega in 1909 with six children His wife died in 1921 He later married Vergie Brannon and survives him with six children including Vernon Joe Edith Rachel Margaret Downing and Roxine The deceased held multiple local and regional farm and civic posts including president of Vega Wheat Growers Inc and director of Texas Wheat Growers Association plus Kiwanis member”
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H. R
Pat) Shields
Vega
Methodist Church
Hoyt Boles
Presbyterian Church of Tulsa
Vega Cemetery
Mr. Shields
Allerton
Iowa
Vergie Brannon
Gumby
Texas
Vernon
Joe Shields
Amarillo
Edith
Rachel
Margaret Downing
Breckenridge
Roxine Booth
Cross Plains
Bonus Sparks Trouble For Fettners In San Francisco
Mrs. Lillian Fettner tells Municipal Judge Frank Dunn that despite her husband receiving a $700 veteran bonus their problems persist after using part on home improvements and a celebration led to a house fire. A bench warrant was issued to authorize Fettner search as Dunn hopes some bonus remains.
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San Francisco
Lillian Fettner
Frank Dunn
Fettner
Dunn
Negro Village Loses Charter In Deep South
Charleston 8 C. Recently the state legislature withdrew the charter of Maryville five miles west of here dissolving a municipality unique in the Southeast. For more than 50 years its population and leadership were predominantly Negro with a small jail and strong farm ownership. The white rise in population led to charter abolition after Ira M. Roger sponsored the bill. nearby Lincolnville remains a largely Negro town.
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Negro Village
Deep South
Charleston
8. C
Maryville
Here
Ira M. Roger
Lincolnville
Summerville
VFW Meeting Tonight Plans Summer Basket Supper
The Veterans of Foreign Wars holds a special 8 pm meeting at the American Legion Hall. A report on the San Angelo state convention will be presented and new members will be initiated. Plans for a July 5 basket supper will be made and CCC applications for veterans discussed.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Hall
San Angelo
CCC
Bonus to teachers brings relief in Montreal reports
Teachers in Montreal receive bonus checks totaling 35000 dollars signaling improved times. The item notes a historic curiosity about the Amblypod, a horned animal extinct for millions of years.
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Montreal
U.P
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