Ferguson Rally in Panhandle Seeks Relief Laws and Cheaper Roads
James E. and Miriam A. Ferguson urged Panhandle voters to back relief measures including homestead tax exemptions and foreclosure reforms. They criticized highway spending and cement interests while promising cheaper, better roads and renewed home protections. The rally in Wichita Falls preceded events in Lubbock and Sweetwater with J. R. Barnhill presiding.
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James E
Miriam A. Ferguson
Panhandle
Ferguson
Texas
Gulf Coast
Lubbock
Highway Department
Jim
Mrs. Ferguson
Millions Embrace All-Bran Health Benefits
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN has gained popularity over ten years and is now used by millions with satisfactory results. Lab tests claim bulk to exercise the intestines and Vitamin B to tone the tract. The cereal is said to be gentler than habit forming pills and helps with constipation using two tablespoons daily.
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Kellogg's
Soncy Woman Wins Trip in Club Work
Mrs. Floyd Bell of Soncy wins first place in Potter County wardrobe contest for farm club women. She earns a free trip to College Station in July. Second place goes to Mrs. J D Benton Brady and third to Mrs. E C Krizan St Francis. Only two points separated the top finishers.
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Floyd Bell
Soncy
College Station
Potter County
Farm Club
J. D. Benton
Brady
E. C. Krizan
St. Francis
Kaw Chiefs Plan Curtis Fete in Honor of Vice President
In Washunga Okla on the Kaw reservation a celebration for Charles Curtis may be held, though leaders caution against excitement. Emmett Thompson notes a Sunday event. Lucy Tyiah Eads, missing, has ruled as chief for nine years but is not present. The Kaw population is about 400 with many on fixed incomes and royalty leases canceled.
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Washunga
Oklo
Kaw
Charles Curtis
Lucy Tyiah Eads
Emmett Thompson
Washunga Reservation
Eads
Lawrence
Kas
Local awards honor fashion and wardrobe improvements
First and third place awards were given for foundation patterns wardrobe purchases and presentation style. Judges included Miss Minnie May Grubbs district home demonstration agent College Station Mrs. G. A. Runyon and Miss Cleo Bradley Amarillo.
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Ated
Minnie May Grubbs
District Home Demonstration
College Station
G. A. Runyon
Cleo Bradley
Amarillo
Trees on German highways glow with phosphorescent bands
Phosphorescent bands painted on roadside trees in Germany glow at night to warn drivers, using a luminous paint applied along the trunks to improve nighttime visibility and safety.
Amarillo Area School Census Shows County Gain
Census figures released by the state education department show Amarillo area enrollment at 9,809 for next year, down 149 from last year. Rural county schools total 424, up 68, the largest yearly increase in the county says County Superintendent Laura V. Hamner.
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Amarillo
State Department of Education
Laura V. Hamner
Five Firemen Injured In Grant Co Store Fire
A $200000 blaze at the W. T. Grant Co store in El Paso injures five firefighters. The fire also destroyed the store building and damaged three other shops in the same structure.
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EL Paso
W.P
W. T. Grant Co
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Ota
California
Vienna
Blackberries Northwest Solid Pack
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Womer
Household Soap
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Procter & Gambie
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