Texas Retail Trade Active in January Eleventh District
In January the Eleventh Federal Reserve District saw active retail trade and sustained wholesale selling with ongoing construction expansion. Agricultural conditions remained generally favorable, though ranges and livestock deteriorated slightly due to extreme cold. department stores in principal cities reported very active demand and a 13.9 percent higher dollar volume of sales than January 1935.
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James P. Dobbs
Dallas
U.P
Monthly Business Review
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Gray County Sheriff Helps Catch Burglar Suspects
Gray County Sheriff Farr Talley and deputies aided in the arrest of three Negroes Henry More Willie Smith and Eddie Williams at Pampa for burglary of R W Bond Shell Oil official home at 2117 Hayden Street. Eight suits and two pairs of shoes were recovered. Amarillo officers Sheriff Bill Adams and Police Chief W R McDowell assisted in returning the suspects to Amarillo where they were charged with burglary.
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Gray County
Farr Talley
R. W. Bond
Shell Oil Company
Hayden Street
Henry More
Willie Smith
Eddie Williams
Pampa
Amarillo
Bill Adams
W. R. McDowell
Past Forty Try This Laxative Feen a Mint Ad
An advertisement promotes Feen a mint chewing gum laxative for adults and children. It claims easy thorough action, heightened digestive juices, non habit forming use, and a money back guarantee with a 25 cent price. It highlights a refreshing mint taste and a generous family size package.
Kansas City Livestock And New Orleans Cotton Markets Report
Kansas City livestock prices show active but uneven trade with calves and hogs steady to firm, top hogs at 10.05, sows around 8.60, cattle steady with good cattle scarce, beef cows 4.75 to 5.50, lambs steady with fed lambs near 9.60. New Orleans cotton opens steady to higher on short covering with March at 11.10 amid farm aid bill notes and awaiting screage control details.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
Licenses Outnumber Divorces In February in Amarillo
February records show 37 marriage licenses issued across Amarillo’s two district courts while 16 divorce cases were finalized. Eight divorces granted in each court include Myrtle Weaver and Noel Cooper among others. most suits filed were fewer than usual.
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Dan Cupid
Amarillo
Myrtle Weaver
Raleigh Weaver
Noel Cooper
Opal Riser
Zeola Mae Wells
Alta Utley
J. B. Utley
G. L. Cline
Adda
Grace Cline
Mrs. Echols Dilday
M. E. Dilday
Hazel Smith
Chester F. Smith
Lewie Simmonds
John T. Simmonds
Christine Vera Gay
John A. Gay
Loretta Moody
Charlie I. Wilson
Brown H. Wilson
Myrel Coan
Frank Eugene Coan
Flora B. Porterfield
J. D. Porterfield
Roy B. McAllister
Ruby McAllister
Camille Wilson
Clell D. Wilson
Public Health Officials In City For Visit
Dr H T Dean of the U S Public Health Service and Helen Hardy state supervisor of the health survey were in Amarillo today. They discussed mottled teeth and noted Texas has many affected areas with Amarillo likely the largest U S city hit by the disease. Dean planned to return to Amarillo later this week as the survey nears completion around June 1.
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H. T. Dean
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
D. C
Helen Hardy
Amarillo
Clovis
N. M
Dean
Texas
United States
Bonds of 500 Set for Four Charged Men
Four Amarillo men indicted by Potter County grand jury face bond set at 500 each in county court. A F E Krause De Luxe Hotel operator C EF Willmering Knickerbocker Buffet H T Whittington Giles Hotel and George Johnson Lewis Hotel charged with violations of state liquor laws. Cases allege open saloon possession of liquor beyond licensed beer and wine and liquor over 14 percent. Trial date pending before Judge J N Riggs. All defendants free on bond.
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J. N. Riggs
Texas Exes Banquet Tonight in Crystal Ballroom
Former students of Texas University gather for their annual banquet at 7:30 PM in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Judge F E Nelson Jr of Amarillo and J M Logue of Canyon will speak. Amarillo College orchestra to provide music. New officers will be elected at a post banquet business session.
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Texas University
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Ibleweetaoian
F E. C. Nelson, Jr
Amarillo
J. M. Logue
Canyon
Amarillo and Canyon
B. M. Primer
Lee Johnson
Tom Seay
Jeff Neely
Radio Schedule Highlights KGRC Dayparts
Radio listings show KGRC programming across morning, afternoon, and evening blocks with a mix of musical genres, talk, news, and entertainment. Notable acts include Duke Ellington's Music, The Charioteers, The Singing Cowboys, and Harmony Isle among many daily features.
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Duke Ellington
The
Charioteers
Flying Dutchman
U. P. News
Singing Cowboys
Police
Lane Prescott
Kansas City
Betty
Bob
Licherfeld
Josey
Jack Armstrong
Harmony Isle
How To Pronounce Names In The News
A guide to pronouncing names and places that appear in current events. Includes Albert Sarraut Lu ise Rainer Puerto Rico William Butler Yeats and Pierre de Coubertin with simplified phonetic hints and which syllables to stress.
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Albert Sarraut
Albehr Sarrah
Luise Rainer
Louise Riner
Diner
Puerto Rico
U. S
West Indies
William Butler Yeats
Yates
Pierre DE Coubertin
West Texas Young Democrats Hold Annual Parley in Pampa
The West Texas Young Democrats annual convention will be held in Pampa on Saturday May 2. Bill Futural president and Jack Little executive member chose the date during a Pampa visit. Little said rising interest in state and national affairs could bring a record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Young Democrats
Pampa
Bill Futural
West Texas
Jack Little
Little
Amarillo Census Emphasis On School Population Yield
Mrs. W. D. Westbay, supervisor of the house-to-house canvass, stressed cooperation of parents with enumerators as Amarillo’s school population, about 10,000 students, could bring the city school system roughly $165,000.
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W. D. Westbay
Amarillo
Stewart to Conduct Concert Tonight by Amarillo Philharmonic
Amarillo's Philharmonic Orchestra members present a regular membership concert at the high school auditorium tonight. T Duncan Stewart conducts a program including Haydn's Surprise Symphony and Wagner Lohengrin Prelude. Rosalie Raymond leads a dance interlude with her pupils. Edgar Parsons accompanies. Tickets at the door for non members.
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Amarillo
Philharmonic Orchestra
T. Duncan Stewart
Haydn
Rosalie Raymond
Edgar Parsons
Philharmonic Orchestra Association
Wagner
Herbert
Guion
Saint Saens
Philharmonic
School Census Begun in Amarillo
Enumerators start a survey to determine Amarillo school apportionment. Each school age child affects funding by 16.50 dollars. The census covers all children aged six and up in the city schools as part of state allocations.
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Amarillo
One Bicycle To Be Given in Contest
The Sonny and Buddy jingle contest on Station KGNC marks Raisin Bran Week with a grand prize bicycle. Amarillo area youngsters are encouraged to join the radio game broadcast at 5 45 PM on Monday Wednesday and Friday. A showroom window at Amarillo Hardware Company 805 7 Polk Street features a boy and a girl's bicycle as prize candidates.
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KGNC
Amarillo
Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk Street
Potter County Warrants Paid Off In Pay Day Return
Potter County warrants issued before February 1 totaling $45,000 are being paid today, per Treasurer Hubert Cole. Holders up to No. C-6871, excluding Fund No. 2 road and bridge, may present warrants at the county treasurer’s office to be stamped for payment at the First National Bank. This payoff follows a $32,000 disbursed last Monday.
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Potter County
Hubert Cole
First National Bank
Refrigerator Sales Conference Held in Amarillo
Leonard refrigerator dealers from the Panhandle district hold a sales conference in Amarillo today. About 60 dealers are expected to attend the banquet at 6 o'clock this evening at the Amarillo Hotel, guest of Leonard distributor Carl Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Refrigerator
Panhandle
Amarillo
Carl Hare
Leonard
Permit Granted for 10 Room House at 2122 Fillmore Street
Mrs P O Latta receives a permit to erect a single story frame and stucco house with a concrete foundation on 2122 Fillmore Street. The $6500 project will feature a 10 rooms and a shingle roof with contractor W P Cooper overseeing construction.
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Fillmore Street
P. O. Latta
W. P. Cooper
Tacketters continue ad seeks couple for room and board
A continuation notice requests a man and wife without children to provide room and board and small wages. The wife should be a good cook and housekeeper and the couple will be treated as family. Dairyman, General Delivery. North Carolina hosts over 11,900 animal species.
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North Carolina
Court Attacks Talmadge Dictatorship In Gainesville
Atlanta dispatch reports that the financial dictatorship of Governor Eugene Talmadge faced a court challenge accepted late today by Superior Judge B P Gallard in Gainesville. The contentious proceedings accuse state leaders of overreach in fiscal policy and governance. The suit elevates tensions between state authorities and judicial oversight amid Georgia political clashes.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
B. P. Gaillard
Gainesville
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Wicks
the Panhandle
Wes Tex Drugless Sanatorium
L. BE. Schaeffer
A. A. Schaeffer
N. Fillmore
du Pont
Deere & Coan
Blee
B. A Spence & Co
Blee Power & Lite
al Sooo
Firestone
Foster Wheeler
Gen Flee
Gen Foods
Pub Services
Gillette Ramor
Goodrich
Wearer
Goodyear
Rye
Great Northern RR
Seenee
Great West Sugar
Hupp Motors
New York
Hoveton Oil
RE. A. Pierce & Co
Houdaille Hershey
Hudson Motors
T. Internat Harvester
Alaska
Juneau Goldsseerees
Internat Nickel
Allis Chalmers
International Shoettee
Amer
Amer Smelt & Ref
Johns Manville
Amer Big Mills
Amer Tel
Kelvinator O- 1915
Kennecott
Armour & Co
Kresge
Anaconda
Kroger Groe & Baksee
Atchison Top & SF
Geass Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Baltimore & Ohio
Oil Ave
Texas RR
Barnadall
Kan & Texas
Pta
Baldwin Loco Ory
Montgomery-Ward
Bendix Aviation
Murray Corp N
Hethlehem Steel
Borden Seeeeee
Bey Nah Motors
Briges Manufa
Nat Distillers
Burroughs
National Steel Cease
Blair Knox
Bevee
Natl Power & Light
NY Central
Chi Rock Island
Kk Pac
Ohio Oil
Chrysler Beeee
Otis Steel Columb Gas & Elect
Ryweer
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Eee
Packard Mtrs
Continental Baking Aeenee Etter
Paramount
Penney Co
D . Bhm
Pennsylvania RR
Comwith & South
Phillips Petrol O
Remington “Rand
del & Lackawanna
Eeneee Republic Steel Yeasts
Eeuee Ory Reo Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Aeer St. Joseph
Seaboard Oil Stee Bla
Schulte United Seer
Seare Roebuc Aeee
Socony-Vacuum
United Corp
United Drug
United Gas
U S
Woolworth
E. A. Pierce & Co
Arkansas
Marconi
Gulf OU
Humble
Niagara Hudson Scene
Sunray Oil
United Gas Corp
Technicolor
British Guiana
LaVarre
William LaVarre
Texas Exes
Kgrc
Mary Louise Broome
Sonny and
Buddy
Edmund Pierson
Larry Bradford
Massey Family
Ivaugh Veazey
World Review
U. P
Nat
Sky Pilot
Martinez
Waltves
Freddie Blake
Mel Warren
Jane Walker
Archie Blyer
St. Joseph
Etry
Premit
Ta Ai
Mt Toe
Rinso
America
Sonny
Schilling
Peppe Pe
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