Federal farm loan basis set at one dollar per acre
Letters issued in Amarillo explain new rural credit terms under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Mayor Ernest O Thompson and Panhandle leaders say loans of one dollar per acre for repairs and other purposes are allowed, with county agents managing loans and crop-based security. The plan includes possible formation of loan companies with government 75 percent capitalization and rediscounting rights up to ten times capitalization.
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Amarillo
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ernest O. Thompson
Washington
Panhandle
John FE. Hill
Grover Hill
Thompson
Ama- Tillo
P .C. Bennett
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Catherine Jean Carter Buried Today at Happy
Funeral services were held at 1 pm for Catherine Jean Carter two, daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Carter residing 12 miles south of Amarillo. Rev C E Jameson Canyon Methodist Church officiated. Burial followed in Happy Cemetery in charge of N S Griges & Sons. The child died late Monday after a brief illness.
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Catherine Jean Carter
C. H. Carter
Amarillo
C. E. Jameson
The
Canyon Methodist Church
Happy Cemetery
N. S. Griges & Sons
Taxi Bill Costs $13.88 After Bartletts Call to Police
In RELOIT Wisconsin on March 1 a man asked for a taxi number and clerks directed him to police headquarters. Bartlett ordered a car for a drunk and was fined 13 dollars 88 cents plus costs. The report notes the taxi bill and police involvement.
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Reloit
Wis
L. V. Bartlett
Bartlett
Healthy Hair Care By Royal S Copeland
Medical columnist Royal S Copeland, NY senator, argues health and scalp care determine hair condition. He details cleansing, shampooing, drying methods, sun exposure cautions, oil balance, dandruff treatment, and daily brushing. A Mexico colony plan is noted among miscellaneous items.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Oil output climbs as U S pools rise per Oil and Gas Journal
Tulsa notes a weekly gain in crude production with U S pools averaging 2,139,056 barrels daily, up 32,839 from the prior week. Texas and Oklahoma drive the rise, East Texas and the Rockies also higher, California easing, while the eastern area slips to 117,000 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Oklahoma
East Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain Pools
Auto Mishaps Set New Low Record Here
Traffic accidents in Amarillo last month set a new low record with 16 reported to police in February. Five persons were injured, one seriously, in spills or crashes. Police say careful driving and enforcement of the brake testing ordinance are responsible for the reduction, as Elmer Green, radio announcer for the department, notes that average daily crashes dropped from about three or more a year ago. Last year there were 584.
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Amarillo
Sergi
Elmer Green
Police report cites 24 accidents in January
Sergeant Green noted the police department logged 24 accidents in January with three proving fatal. He warned motorists that brake-test stickers remain important as part of road safety efforts.
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