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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1934

Page

8

Amarillo Hosts Fourth Pat Stock Show Opening

Amarillo prepares for the fourth annual Amarillo Pat Stock Show and first Mother-in-Law Day. Cattle barns near Tri-State Fair grounds get final touches as hundreds of cattlemen, Hereford breeders, and youth participants arrive. The schedule includes horse shows, pig club events, auctions, and the Panhandle Hereford sale with Col. Fred Reppert presiding.

Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds Panhandle Pig Club Baby Beef Club Fred Reppert Decatur Ind Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association Spe Fred Mollin Denver American National Livestock Association Panhandle Livestock Association Jay Taylor Red Room Texas Railroad Commission Lon A. Smith C. V. Terrell Col Ernest O. Thompson Clint C. Small Gene A. Howe

Youths Freed In Death Of Texas Pastor

In Many Louisiana two Pleasant Hill youths Wayne Ross and Alto Keen, once bonded in the October death of Rev. L Thompson, were released after Sabine Parish grand jury issued a no bill. Thompson, a Dallas minister formerly based in Shreveport, was found shot in his car while reportedly aiding a federal obscenity case.

Many L. Edwards Wayne Ross Alto Keen Pleasant Hill L. Thompson Sabine Parish Thompson Dallas Texas Shreveport

Hanson Squadron To Meet Saturday

Hanson Squadron Sons of the American Legion will hold its second meeting at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Legion in Municipal Auditorium in Munici pal. The organization is affiliated with the national association for sons of war veterans. Jesse W. Barr invites all eligible boys to attend. entertainment and a brief business meeting will follow with free red soda water and hot dogs.

Hanson Squadron Sons of the American Legion the Legion Municipal Auditorium National Association Jesse W. Barr

All Bran helps Constipation Says Long Island Man

A 34 year old man reports severe constipation for years and states that after two months of eating Kellogg’s All-Bran his bowel movements increased to two or three daily. Tests praise the product’s bulk and vitamin E for elimination and iron for blood. The ad promotes All-Bran as a safer alternative to patent medicines and suggests serving ideas and availability in grocers.

Frank Piratzky 98Th St Corona Long Island Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Naturalist to lecture show pictures of scenic Colorado mountains

Eben G. Fine of Boulder Colorado returns to Amarillo for a lecture series with slides and motion pictures. He spoke at Amarillo High School and Buchanan Street School today and will address Amarillo College tomorrow at 11 15 am. The talk titled Rambles Through the Rockies covers Colorado high peaks Mesa Verde San Juan and Rocky Mountain National Parks, plus forests, lakes, and waterfalls.

Eben G. Fine Boulder Colo Amarillo Ama Rillo High School Buchanan Street Amarillo College Fine Rockies Colorado Mesa Verde National Park San Juan Mountains Estes Rocky Mountain National Parks Lindbergh Park Hell Hole Glacier Boulder County Roosevelt National Forest Continental Divide Texas Eldora Ward Long Beach

Canaries Sing in Sheriff's Office Seizure Case

Canaries sing from all sides of the sheriff’s office as Miss Jessie Pittman explains the birds are in sequestration. They belong to M. J. Huddleston who feeds them daily. Myrtle Lowell seized them with other Huddleston effects for unpaid room rent. The outcome rests with the justice court, determining ownership between Huddleston or the claimant.

Sheriff's Office Jessie Pittman M. J. Huddleston Myrtle Lowell North East Fifth Street Huddleston Justice Court

Paramount to Hold Premiere After Postponement

The Hollywood premiere is set for 7 30 tonight at the Paramount Theater with the Brown Derby Revue included. Refunded tickets will be honored and impersonator doubles of Mae West, Greta Garbo, Gary Cooper and other stars will appear.

Hollywood Paramount Mae West Joan Crawford Sally Rand John Gilbert Greta Garbo Jean Harlow Gary Cooper Laurel and Hardy Joan Blondell Mickey Minnie Mouse

States Fight for Odd Law Repeal Battle Ahead

Eight states with community property laws Arizona California Idaho Louisiana New Mexico Nevada Texas and Washington plan to challenge proposed income tax legislation as unconstitutional Hearings on a special bill begin next Thursday as they wage a committee battle while seeking court invalidation of the measure The issue stems from internal revenue actions and court rulings upholding community property legality.

Washington Arizona California Idaho Louisiana New Mexico Nevada Texas Spain House Supreme Court

Help Wanted and Personal Ads From Tack Column

A reader seeks transport and labor work in exchange for groceries or other value items, offering gravel and fertilizer use. Others request furniture for storage including living room and bedrooms. A 46 year old boy seeks any work at low wages, and a dog is offered as a gift to a good home. A reader complains about mean neighbors with employed parents.

Tack Lincoln Street Jack Amarillo Texas

Two Men Tease Dogs Spit On Pet Animals in Yard

Two men taunted two small guard dogs in a backyard. they stood and spat on the animals, prompting concern for the pets' welfare and raising questions about the incident and potential response from owners or authorities.

Reward Notice for Lost Brown Billfold

A brown pillfold was lost Wednesday evening containing a small amount. The finder is asked to contact the owner with any information.

Tack

Reward for Lost Identification Card Found at West Thirteenth

Kenneth Alexander offers a reward for a found identification card that reveals a previous address. He asks the finder to dial 23300 to arrange return and receive the reward. The notice specifies the card’s contents include money and important receipts of value only to him.

Kenneth Alexander West Thirteenth Avenue

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