Winter Wheat Estimate Reaches 387 Million Bushels
Topeka June 1 Western states wheat crop this year is estimated at 387 million bushels in a report by J F Jarrel head of the ATSF railroad agricultural department The eleven state total includes Kansas 165 million Oklahoma 62 million Nebraska 58.5 million Texas 22.5 million Missouri 16 million California 15 million Colorado 15 million Illinois 12 million Town 8.5 million New Mexico 2.5 million Arizona 1 million The total compares with last year 319.324 million and a five year average 627.686 million.
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United Press
Topeka
Kans
J. F. Jarrel
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Agricultural Department
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
California
Colorado
Illinois
Town
New Mexico
Arizona
Just Kids Safety Club Roster List Masks the Names
The document lists the remaining unpublished members of the Just Kids Safety Club, introducing many individuals by full names and noting new buttons arriving next week amid an upcoming announcement. The roster reads like a long sequence of personal names without further details or actions.
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Just Kids Safety Club
Carl Hollingsworth
Billy Rainey
Beth Ann Rainey
Andree Young
Gerald Marsh
Paul Sergeants
Sears Steele
John D. Adrian
Leon Adrian
Allene West
Kathryn Sader
Stanley Tarpley
Verlyne Tarpley
Bert McCullough
Don Jones Corlish
Mildred Ferguson
Edgar Ferguson
Linadell Ellis
Burt Bruce
Theodore
Hamor
Otis Philip
Rex Phillips
Morris Jones
Sue Patterson
Betty Louise Mitchell
Jim Jolly
Billie Jolly
Martha Jane Teas
Gene Spaeth
Martha Stark
Mary Elizabeth Stark
Evelyn Rue Coker
Peggy Jane Stark
Woolworth Rucker
Laurence Stein
Jack Corbin
Ina Corbin
Helen Stein
Virginia Jean Stark
June Cope
Joyce Cope
Jean Daly
Junior Daly
Bettye McKlintock
Audrey Dixon
Glenn Puntney
George Calvert
Cleddie Scroggings
Leo Quillin
Alfred Beard
Raymond Beard
Taylor Hall
George Moore
J. P. Moore
Marguerite Moore
Williams Birge
Paul P. Taylor
Joseph Aycock
Jack Earnest
Paul Skillman
Dorothy Bowden
Bobby Bowden
George Bowden
Marvin Taylor
Jack Parks
James Grady Parks
Cecil D. Aycock
Virginia Lee Aycock
van A. Webster
Jack Eubank
Bud Roberts
J. R. Morgan
Mary Ellen Skinn
Lucille Skinn
Mary Lee Skinn
Rosa Bell Skinn
Alpheus Vandersall
Willian Sanford
Tallie Jones
Juanita Reynolds
Boyd Reynolds
Marvin Me
Local Names List From Historical Page
A long roster of individuals is presented with varied spellings and initials. Names include Yeager Joe Itrow Neal Mae Gathway Alvis Frost Ed Boney Verne Walker Perryman Heckmott Johnson Elgin Thel Anderson Davis McClish Bride Stew Billie Doe Langston Morrow Neal Skippy Carson Emma Lee Bugg Roy McCaring Wingo Boney Perryman Perryman Johnac Pittman Gene Pauli Richard Anders and Dav.
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J. H. Yeager
Joe
Herbert Itrow
Kenneth Kenneth Neal
Mae Gathway
Clarence Alvis
Shy Frost
Madgeoneys
Ed Boney
Boney
Louise Vernie Walker
Perryman
Gorfred Heckmott
A. W. Johnson
Yde Elgin
Thel I
Anderson
le Davis
Erninx McClish
Bride
J. R. Stew
Billie Doe
Fatrim Langston
Nelvin Morrow
Max Neal
Skippy Carson
Vo Emma Lee Bugg
Roy McCaring
1 Wingo
LeRoy Oscar Boney
Ken Boney
Tom Weike
Jack Perryman
Don Perryman
Martha Lee Johnac Jr
Joe Pittman
Gene Pauli
Richard Anders
Estee Dav
W. GC. McClish
Cape Town Faces Flag Incident as Unrest Rises
Police reinforcements from across the peninsula respond to disturbances in Cape Town tied to the unveiling of the new national flag and Union Jack. The mob clashes injuring natives and officers, with hundreds in attendance and ninety arrests reported. A procession led by the Independent Colored Workers' Union marches through the streets bearing anti slavery and native rights banners.
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Cape Tow
Union of South Africa
Independent Colored Workers’ Union
Raad Press
Cape Town
the Africa
Range Cattle Supply Drops to Less Than Quarter
Southwestern Texas rancher W. W. Brunson reports range cattle at under 25 percent of normal after a 1,500 mile Texas and New Mexico trip. He cites few cattle for sale, mainly stockers and breeding cows, with thousands of grass acres idle this summer. The note mentions Japan’s government suspending all weak banks.
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Texas
W. W. Brunson
Midland E
Amarillo
New Mexico
Letters to Tack Show Amarillo Readers Share Views
A cache of letters to Tack from Amarillo readers covers Lindbergh criticism, airport plans, coin collectors seeking $2000 dimes, job worries, dog control, and medical questions. Contributors discuss local issues, airport policy, and community concerns with a mix of praise and protest.
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STONE
South Africa
Japan
Lincoln St
City Cruc
Rexall
Polk St
L. W.spitznagle
Primrose House
New York City
The
Enders
Post Office
Vaness
KOTEX
Bayer
lListerine
Hinds
Coty
Pinkham
Scholl
Ea Ey
Dr. Scholl
Owl’s
OWL Drug CO
Max Factor
Panhandle
Postoffice
Tadmire
Ball Park
W. H. Holmes
Erasmus Tack
Amarillo Globe
Tack
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colon Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbegh
U. S
San Francisco
O. W
K. S. Brown
Pampa
O. K
M. B. Church
Snakes
Kinksley Noble
American Museum of Natural History
V. J. Rowe
Dad
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Nurotex
Palm Beach
Panama
Kresilio Grace Cheney
the Has Clothiers
Tronk and Union Suit
Hlbarnard
Georgettes Stehlis
NAVY
Barnard’s
Georgettes
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