Mishap Victim in Recovering at Liberal Hospital
W. B. Norris of Guymon Rock Island track supervisor remains in serious but improving condition after a freak collision between a railroad motor car and a road grader near Guymon. He was taken to Liberal Kansas hospital for emergency treatment after the Thursday accident.
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W. B. Norris
Guymon
Rock Island
Norris
Liberal
Kan
Fred
Madison
Ong Street
Borden's
Footprint Association expands chapters to five cities
Five chapters of the International Footprint Association are now organized in San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento Phoenix and Salt Lake City. TheFootprinters aim to cooperate with Peace Officers Associations nationwide.
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San Francisco
International Footprint Association
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Peace Officers’ Associations
United States
Gly-Cas claimed to heal stomach and kidney issues after forty years
Local Amarillo readers report Gly-Cas as a powerful system purifier restoring appetite sleep and kidney function after long suffering. Mr J T Pinkley describes forty years of stomach and kidney troubles finally relieved with Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and area druggists. Ad notes price at $1 per box or six for $5 with mail order restrictions.
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J. T. Pinkley
Lincoln Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co. No
Oliver Ride
Mr. Pinkley
Oliver-Eakle
Fox Drug Co
Amarillo Posts Record High Postal Receipts for June
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announced Amarillo postal receipts for June reached a record total of 26552.54 dollars, topping the previous peak by 200 dollars set in 1929. He attributed the rise to better business and a department that reflects it.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Soil engineers praise Panhandle soil practices at conference
R C Nelson regional engineer for the Soil Conservation Service described wind erosion work in the Panhandle Plains at Estes Park Colorado noting closed end terraces and contour tillage as essential to water and wind erosion control. He cited wide adoption by regional farmers and rapid engineering advances. Joe Louis future fight mention ends article.
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Soil Conservation Service
Panhandle Plains
Society of American Agricultural Engineers
R. C. Nelson
The
Conservation Service
Estes Park
Colo
Plains
Nelson
National Engineers’ Conference
Panhandle
Guards 10 See Texas Picture in Amarillo Armory
National Guard units in Amarillo invite their families and friends to a Chevrolet film showing at the Armory Building on Taylor Street. The educational program features Randolph Field and Texas Rangers history with complete sound by licensed projectionists and no admission charge. Special guests include local Scout groups and Maverick Club youths.
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Amarillo National
Captain Ball
Amarillo
Girl Scouts
Maverick Club
Presbyterian Home
R. G. Kiger
Chevrolet Motor Company
Dallas
Champ B. Wood
Automobile Manufacturing Company
Crowds Sing Contrasting Anthems in Paris Demonstration
Onlookers recall a tense scene as French and foreign crowds clashed verbally while singing the Marseillaise and the Internationale. Police moved in to disperse the gathering after some light fisticuffs among French participants, with Dooley and Artemus Ward noted as recently dead.
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Dooley
Artemus Ward
Observations on France as a Bicycle Nation and War Fear
A travel columnist compares French streets and politics from Havre to Vendee noting vast bicycle traffic, democratic right of way, and social tensions. He recalls American auto history, contrasts war scare culture, and muses on Europe’s strikes and political plurality amid daily passenger lines and public demonstrations.
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Havre
Atlantic
America
New York State
Salt Marches
Vendee
France
Europe
Paris Travelers’ Tour Leads to Strikes and Street Turmoil
A narrator describes Paris scenes of crowded crowds, red flag workers, and a boxing associate amid postfight curiosity. He notes workers, tourists, and locals amid strikes, tension, and a Grand Prix eve disruption as mutuel betting sits on strike.
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Paris
Saint Lazare
Germany
John L. Sullivan
Mitchell
Louvre
Louvre Art Museum
Samothrace
France
Inside the Factory Picketing Sparks Old World Debate
The piece describes picketing inside factories and shops as an effective tactic, noting France’s political climate after revolution and radical elections, and observing a historical continuity in such actions. It highlights a shift away from sensational imagery like grape shot and suggests the topic is traditional rather than News.
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France
Forecast Hangs On What A Week May Bring
The speaker notes uncertainty about events to unfold in a week. He remarks that expected outcomes often fail to occur and suggests caution in predicting results.
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Gilly
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the Armory
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Mt Cooled
POLK
Fort Worth
West
Denver
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Pierce Sta
F. B. Poole
Polk Street
Colorado
Denves
Yellowstone
Glaci Eee
Seatl Benson
Los Angeles Benson
Seaxor
Imit
Tellirx Vision
Polke
Park City Beer Garden
West 6Th Ave
VALE
Lesasre
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