Yukon Miners of Sourdough Days to Meet in Seattle
Old time sourdoughs who mushed Klondike trails will gather in Seattle August 16 17 18 for a reunion expect about 3000 attendees from the United States Canada and Alaska Chair man Fred J Wettrick said Notables include former New York Governor William Sulzer Alaska Governor Thomas Riggs and Fresno cartoonist Buel They will recall the Klondike rush days with banquets picnics sports and a ball as key events for old friends to exchange memories
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Seattle
Klondike
Yukon
United States
Canada
Alaska
Fred J. Wettrick
Northland
William Sulzer
New York
Thomas Riggs
Joe A. V. Buel
Fresno
Cal
Clark
Buel
Dome Creek
No. 7
Eldorado
Far North
Clerk J J Starkey Called to Brownwood for Mother’s Injury
Post office clerk J J Starkey was summoned to Brownwood today as his mother lay seriously hurt from a fall at her home yesterday.
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Brownwood
J. J. Starkey
Sheriff Sale Notice for 609 Prospect Street Amarillo TX
Potter County Texas sheriff will hold a public sale on August 6, 1935, at the courthouse door in Amarillo between 10 AM and 4 PM, to satisfy a June 8 1935 court order and the judgment against Joe E. Pitts and others for $2741.74 with interest. Property is Lot 11, Block 210, San Jacinto Heights, 609 Prospect Street, Amarillo. The sale is conducted by Sheriff W. M. Adams and Deputy Sam Ramsey.
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District Court of
Potter County
Texas
California- Western States Life Insurance Company
Joe E. Pitts
H. H. Trollinger
Ruby Mack Bush
A. A. Bush
George “Uilligmeier
Plantiff
108Th Judicial District of Texas
Court House
Amarillo
Potter
State of Texas
San Jacinto Heights
Prospect Street
City of
Notice of Sale in Potter County Texas 1935
Public auction to sell real estate owned by Hattie May Keagans and J. M. Reagans in Amarillo. The property includes East half of Lots 8 9 10, Block 64 Glidden & Sanborn Addition. Sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1935 at the Potter County courthouse, between 10 AM and 4 PM, cash. Sheriff of Potter County authorized.
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108Th District Court
Potter County
Texas
W. H. Nabours
Hattie May Reagans
J. M. Reagans
H. W. Blackburn
Florence Hardin
E. W. Hardin
A. M. Levy
Hattie May Keagans
Glidden & Sanborn
Amarillo
W. M. Adams
Sam Ramsey
Roosevelt's Jaguar Hunt Echoes Roosevelt White House Trail
Col. Theodore Roosevelt follows his father into Brazil's Mato Grosso jungle to hunt jaguars near Cuyaba. He is advised by Sasha Siemel, famed jaguar hunter, and encounters locals recalling the elder Roosevelt's 1913 1914 jungle expedition while border officials steer the voyage.
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Roosevelt
Father
Brazil
Rafael Ordorica
Rio DE Janeiro
Teddy
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Matto Grosso Jungle
Cuyaba
Matto Grosso
Amazon
Col. P. T. Lawrence
Sao Lourenco
Paraguay
Sasha Sieme
Siemel
Col. Roosevelt
Jose Cus
Todio Alves de Almeida
Foreign Ministry
Candido Rondon
Leticia
Peru
Colombia
Sasha Siemel
U.S. Jobs Reached 403000 Under New Deal Plan
Washington reports 403000 persons employed under the $4 billion works program. Hopkins says this moves toward a 3500000 goal, with CCC and FERA work projects counting toward the total while noting counting methods and future increases.
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Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Civilian Conservation Corps
COC
War, Navy
Agriculture Departments
Hopkins
CCC
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Power program sparks cross party debate at White House
Senator McNary of Oregon, Republican Senate minority leader, agreed to introduce a bill to govern the Bonneville Dam project and the sale of its power, signaling that electricity policy is among issues where party lines blur. The move follows controversy over Tennessee Valley power sales and government competition with private business as a campaign issue for 1936.
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Washington
Senate
White House
McNary
Oregon
Bonneville Dam
Tennessee Valley Project
Amarillo City Sealed Bids on Tax Receipts and Roll Sheets
The Amarillo City Commission invites sealed competitive bids by 8 PM on Tuesday July 30 1935 for 14000 bound tax receipts quad tuples and 1200 tax roll sheets. Each bid must include a 5 percent certified check. The city may accept or reject any or all bids. H R Smith City Manager.
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City of
Amarillo
H. R. Smith
Hobby and camping activities of Amarillo Girl Scouts continue
Miss Margareth Chesmore announces summer programs for Amarillo Girl Scouts with classes in star study handicraft nature sewing folk dancing first aid and more Two or three day camping trips at Camp Kiwanis are planned for about 20 girls per trip Activities aim to be affordable with minimal costs and regular camp routine maintained A Red Cross first aid institute at the Potter County courthouse runs Monday to August 3, cost $1.
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Amarillo
Margareth Chesmore
Miss Chesmore
Girl Scout
Red Cross
Chrisman Funeral Set for Saturday
Mrs. Jennie Chrisman 38 died Wednesday. Service at 2 p.m. in N S Griggs and Sons chapel officiated by Rev E R Foster. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by husband H A Chrisman mother Olive Westcoat Amarillo four brothers and five sisters.
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Jennie Chrisman
N. S. Griggs and Sons
E. R. Foster
Assembly of God Church
L. Cherryholmes
James Black
Douglas Beard
A. C. Black
H. C. Ferguson
C. H. Benton
Llano
H. A. Chrisman
Chrisman
Olive Westcoat
Amarillo
J. F. Westcoat
Lolo Fross
Flora Briles
Myrtle la Rue
Mildred Rosson
Alice Harmon
Flagler
Colorado
E. G
E. W
J. C
C. C. Westcoat
FDR Urges Adequate Help for War Disabled Veterans
President Roosevelt sends a letter to National Commander Volney P. Mooney of Los Angeles assuring that war disabled veterans will be adequately compensated. The message, read at New Haven memorial services, describes veterans as living examples of wartime sacrifice and emphasizes continued support.
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New Haven
Conn
Roosevelt
Volney P. Mooney
Los Angeles
Calif
Unusual gains in industry and retail in weekly Dun & Bradstreet
New York July 19 A Dun and Bradstreet weekly summary notes contraseasonal gains in industrial operations, a midsummer rebound and broader retail distribution amid a heat wave. Wholesale buying outpaced retail in several divisions as merchants anticipate stronger fall demand and reduced summer stocks.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Mayor Rogers to Speak Before Class on Citizenship
Mayor Ross D. Rogers will address the colored adult class in general education taught by John Jordan at Jenking Chapel North Heights Addition tonight at 8 30. The topic is Citizenship.
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Ross D. Rogers
John Jordan
North Heights
Jenking Chapel
Rogers
France Wins Blue Ribbon in Rail Speed
Paris July 19 Electrification of French railways has boosted speeds and now France holds 57.9 percent of trains traveling over 62 mph. The report shows the United States second at 27.8 percent with Britain and Canada behind Germany.
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Joseph D. Ravotto
Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
Paris- Orleans-Midi
Atlantic Coast
Mediterranean Seaboard
Pyrenees
Cabinet Ouster Is Called Cleaning Up
In Mexico City on July 19 President Lazaro Cardenas described the cabinet turnover as a cleaning out of irresponsible elements after a political crisis. Thomas Garrido Canabal, Tabasco ruler, was among those ousted amid student liberal pressure.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Guadalajara
Thomas Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Veterans of World War Disabled Association Meeting
A fragment references the organization for disabled American veterans of the World War. The notice likely notes a meeting or event connected to veteran welfare and postwar support.
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Vention
Army Air Corps short of wartime aircraft by Rogers figures
Rep. Rogers of New Hampshire testified to a House military sub committee that the Army air corps with 535 fighting planes is 6235 ships short of wartime needs. He urged a $40 million appropriation for 600 to 800 new planes as the panel planned path to a deficiency bill pending in the Senate.
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Washington
Rogers
New Hampshire
House
Army Air Corps
Senate
Air Corps
Unclear Phrase on Board’s Recommended Count Debate
A sentence fragment notes a number 625 is just short of the figure urged by a special investigative board led by Newton D. Baker. The text implies a context of recommendations and an official board’s guidance.
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Newton D. Baker
Woman in Red Revealed Life After Dillinger Shooting
Anna Sage the so called woman in red tells her first story in Chicago about Dillinger, denies triggering the death trap, and explains she stayed near the Biograph Theater area despite rumors of fleeing to Romania. She says Polly Hamilton spread lies and she ended friendship with Polly.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Anna Sage
Dillinger
Chiesco
Desperado
Biograph Theater
Red
Polly Hamilton
Roumania
North West Side
Polly
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Ken
Maynard
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Qyramount
Mary Carlisle
Hardie Albright
Joan Marsh
Lila Lee
Sidney Toler
Bradley Page
Emerson Treacy
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Boom Daya
Fif
Johnny Robinson
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U. S
Jrussia
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Greenland
San Francisco
Sigmund Levaneffsky
Moscow
North Pole
Associated Press
Thug Dillinger
Federal
Buck Jones
the Avenger
Color Cartoon
Betty Boop
Sions
Warner Oland
Paterson
Epin Fetchit
Tailspin
Chambers, White Star
L. & H. Gas Ranges
ABC
Coleman
Kelvinator
Amarillo HarDware CO
Pork St
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