Panhandle notes on fisheries plans and local affairs
The piece discusses Frank T. Bell of the United States Fisheries visiting Amarillo to inspect possible fish hatchery sites in the Panhandle, with hopes of a facility not near Amarillo. It includes local commentary on Van Stewart, Perryton, and highway funding priorities, plus community gossip and short notes on recent local events and characters.
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Panhandle
Frank T. Bell
United States Fisheries
Plains
Amarilla
Mr. Bell
Washington
Amarillo
Feders
Perrytone
Stewart
Amarilo
United States
Badman Continues to Ponder Hidden Pria Pacts
Fragmentary OCR notes reference various obscure terms and names including Ald Telider and Merigoais. The text hints at alliances, patents, and regional references such as Omaha and Revo Mo, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Omaha
Weliederel Oy
What They Write To TACK What They Write To TACK Ser TACK LETTERS
Readers respond with brief notes and letters to the TACK page, offering opinions on topics, sharing news tips, and posing questions to the column. The page compiles concise statements from multiple contributors, reflecting local voices.
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Listings
A detailed timetable of KGNC broadcasts across Monday and Tuesday with music programs from Waltz Kings to Pancho Villa, varities by Rudy Vallee and Isham Jones, and segments like Blatz Baseball Broad. Includes morning to late evening blocks with news, farm shows, and hosted talks.
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Austin Myers
Chevrolet
Amarilla Garage & Storage Company
John Josey
Compans
Farm
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Gus Arnheim
Borden
Endurance Contest In Hospital As Contempt Prisoner Holds Firm
Miss Sarah Conwell remains jailed for contempt of court in a case over 18 700 in stock certificates. She is in Northwest Texas Hospital without guards, claiming she will not turn over the certificates and would incur attorneys fees if she does. Judge F C Nelson may revoke the contempt order upon his return.
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Northwest
Texas
F. C. Nelson
Houston
Shell
Two Children Die In Blaze At Cochran County Home
In a Cochran County fire eight miles north of Whiteface at dawn, 9 month old Geraldine Lyons and her 4 year old sister Norma Ruth Lyons perished. Father Berry Lyvers sustained non serious burns while rescuing the infant, and the mother was in emotional shock. The younger child died en route to a physician and the older in her bed.
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Levelland
Geraldine Lyons
Norma Ruth
Cochran County
Berry Lyvers
Announcement Expected on Amarillo Roads and Reunion
Panhandle mass meeting backed road and wind erosion projects awaiting federal recovery program approval for Conchas dam. Hinton reports talks with Congressman Jones and President Roosevelt, with Washington expected to confirm early this week. Veterans reunion in Amarillo projected September 3 to 6 with widespread participation across states.
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Hinton
Congressman Jones
Roosevelt
Washington
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Wal
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Fpur
Yererick
Texas
Washhington
Untitled Rockefeller Wealth Plot Emerges in Cleveland Tale
Fragmented OCR reveals a dramatic tale of vast riches and alleged control by a single individual. The text references a warehouse in Cleveland and rings of wealth speculation tied to a famous tycoon and potential philanthropic disposal of billions.
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Reyketelley
Ayia
Tortte
Messin
Cleveland
Mysey
New York
Tipi
Injunctions to Face Refiners in Etex Region
Austin July 6. Harry Miles railroad commission oil tender agent at Kilgore told to ask Attorney General William McCraw to file injunctions against all Texas oil refineries operating on untendered crude.
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Austin
Harry Miles
Kilgore
FE. O. Thor
William McCraw
Fast Texas
Multiple Fatal Accidents Reported Across States
A string of deadly crashes and train collisions is reported across several states. Victims include three men and two women in Chesterton after a New York Central train strike, four Detroit baseball fans en route to Cleveland perishing in Bono, and numerous other deaths across Pennsylvania California Massachusetts and Georgia from road and vehicle accidents.
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Leven
Pennsylvania
Kittanning
Ocean
San Diego
Cal
Massachusetts
Chicago
White Water
Delavan Lane
Wisconsin
Palmer Daugs
Jefferson County
Whitewater
News York
Connecticut
Calorada
Texas
Kansas
North Carolina
Lott
New Hampshire
Oregon
Montana
Jersey
Year’s Cotton Crop Increase Over 1935
Department of Agriculture figures released in Washington indicate a rise in the nation’s cotton production over 1935 levels. The exact percentage remains uncertain as analysts weigh August and harvest estimates.
Potter County Court Awards Farm Claim in Fistful of Dollars
A heated Potter County commissioners court session centered on Charles Danmier a farmer who sought payment for work on Highway 5. Judge J N Riggs oversaw a dispute with County Auditor H G Frosty Hamrick. the panel unanimously approved paying Danmier 2769 for labor and material claimed under a 1932 oral contract.
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Potter County Commissioners Court
J. N. Riggs
Charles Danmier
Potter County
Danmier
Highway 5
H G. Frosty Hamrick
Amarillo
Hamrick
1St Community Venture
Mary Edith Hopkins Dies in Amarillo Residence
Mary Edith Hopkins 26 daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Hopkins died at 015 o clock this morning at the family home 1620 Monroe Street She lived in Amarillo since infancy was an Amarillo High School and West Texas State Teachers College graduate and a Methodist Church member Funeral services set for 3 o clock Tuesday at Blackburn Shaw Chapel Rev C C Grimes will lead burial in Llano Cemetery Surviving are her parents a sister Mrs Horton Burk and an aunt Miss Nella Poage both of Amarillo
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W. P. Hopkins
Monroe Street
Miss Hopkins
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
West Texas State Teachers College
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Blackburn-Shaw
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
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Llano Cemetery
Hopkins
Horton Burk
Nella Poage
Term of District Court Is Extended
The April term of 47th District Court extended to July 27 due to the George S. Hamlin murder case. Judge E C Nelson said Hamlin's second trial will not occur in this district covering Potter Randall and Armstrong counties and a change of venue decision will be argued at the hearing. Hamlin is charged with his wife’s murder on January 4 and the prior five week five day trial ended in a hung jury. He remains jailed in Potter County.
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E. C. Nelson
Hamlin
Potter
Randall
Armstrong
Potter County
Veterans groups plan large delegations to Amarillo reunion
Amarillo chamber officials report strong interest from Confederate veteran groups across the South and East for the 45th reunion. State commanders describe plans for big delegations and special trains, with Roosevelt expected to speak, and leaders in Virginia and Augusta signaling commitments for sizable contingents.
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Hinton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Chamber of Commerce
South
Amarillo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gilbert Wood
Virginia Division 8 C. V
Virginia
E. M. Neibiy
United Confederate Veterans
Augusta
Wake Vane
Washington, DC
Markets Report From Kansas City Livestock Sale
Kansas City market notes list cattle and calves along with hogs and sheep activity. Cattle open steady with some lighter demand on giant steers. vealers lower. Hogs fair to active with underweights stronger. top prices around 9.50 for choice 190-240 lb. Cattle and hogs totals shown, plus Oklahoma cows and grass fat cows. New Orleans cotton futures drift as weather and acreage report loom. July near 11.85, October around 11.60, December 11.49, January 11.50.
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God
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Egan
Judge Approves Lumber Reorganization Plan
Federal Judge Merrill Fortis signs a memorandum opinion approving the reorganization plan presented by the Long-Bell Lumber Company stockholders in Kansas City. Colorado section notes crime and police hunt in Alamosa for a liquor-store bandit described as bold but foolish, targeting cheap whiskey.
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Merrill Fortis
Tentase
Long-Bell Lumber Compan
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Colo
Alamosa
Four Men Die in Auto Truck Crash Near Bond Ohio
Four Detroit men were killed in a head on collision between their automobile and a truck near Bond Ohio yesterday while en route to the all star baseball game in Cleveland. Victims named are J. G. Upham 23 formerly of Wichita Falls Texas John C Brand 35 Benjamin L Stearns 48 and Napoleon Hair 26 a negro chauffeur.
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Detroit
Cleveland
J. G. Upham
Wichita Falls
Tex
John C. Brand
Benjamin L. Stearns
Napoleon Hair
FDR Planned Pacific Tour After Congress Adjourns
White House disclosed Roosevelt to begin a Pacific Coast trip after Congress adjourns. He tentatively plans a stop in Milwaukee on August 23 as Democratic clubs of America hold their convention there.
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U.P
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Congress
White House
Milwaukee
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Texas railroads protest increase in intangible tax
Texas railroads protested before the state tax board against a hike in intangible tax valuations from 39 million last year to 123 million this year. They asked the board to notify railroads ten days before certifying assessments. Capt. Roberto Fierro headed home after a goodwill tour linked to Minot’s 50th anniversary. Wichita was his first stop.
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U.P
Texas
State Intangible Tax Board
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N. D
Roberto Fierro
Dakotas
Minot
Wichita
Kansas
Granby Hen Lays Square Egg Sets Rhode Island Bed Record
A Granby Connecticut hen produced a squareish egg with a flat surface that can stand on end. The egg will be donated to a Rhode Island bed owned by George N. Curtiss, a feat Columbus proved less convincingly.
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Conn
U.P
Rhode Island
George N. Curtiss
Columbus
Home Balloon Offers Safety From War Gas
Paris July 8 Inventor Kapferer proposes a gas proof refuge for homes. A double envelope balloon fits any apartment with an airlock entrance and self contained air filtration, designed to keep gas out and can be folded away when not in use.
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Paris
Kapferer
Buffalo Herd Set On Crow Reservation In Montana
An experimental buffalo range is being created on the Crow Indian reservation along the Big Horn River in southeastern Montana. Two ranges were authorized by Indian Commissioner John Collier, one on the Crow reservation and the other on Pine Ridge in South Dakota. A starting herd was given to the Crow to establish the new herd, with the animals being moved to the range individually rather than by standard cattle shipment.
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Mont
Crow Indian
Montana
Big Horn River
John Collier
Pine Ride Reservation
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn
Republican Crusaders Elect Bender Chairman
The Republican Crusaders Conference elected George H. Bender of Cleveland as permanent chairman. Bender, sponsor of the gathering, said the party can offer America a plan for recovery aligned with constitutional government. North Dakota has never had an earthquake.
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Cleveland
Republican Crusaders
George H. Bender
Ohio
Republican Party
America
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