Hereford Breeders Elect Hutchinson President in Panhandle
In Amarillo Tuesday night the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association elected G. C. Hutchinson of Tulsa as president for the coming year. Officers include P. J. Pronger Stratford vice president W. M. Goulty Amarillo secretary treasurer. Directors are F. M. Love Dumas Landon Doke Claude W Bennett Amarillo Jake Hess McLean and Julian Bivins Amarillo. A joint banquet with 4-H Club members and county agents preceded the session at the Amarillo Hotel with Col. Fred Repurt of Decatur Indiana as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
G. C. Hutchinson
Tulsa
P. J. Pronger
Stratford
W. M. Goulty
Amarillo
F. M. Love
Dumas
Landon Doke
Claude
W. ®. Bennett
Jake Hess
McLean
Julian Bivins
Panhandle
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Association
Amarillo Hotel
Fred Rupert
Decatur
Ind
United States
Col. Reppert
Help Wanted Personal Ads Brighten Amarillo Column
A flood of help wanted and personal notices fill the Tack Letters page. Readers seek housework, waitressing, farm work, nursing, and truck or candy-route tasks while others request room and board, ranch work, or correspondence with a widow. A missing brown jacket and a stolen bicycle prompt local calls and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Hedley
Texas
Income Tax Help Offered At Treasury Office
Amarillo residents may seek income tax help and file at the treasury department in the federal building from now until March 15. Many have paid first quarter estimates by check to avoid penalties and ensure clearance before the deadline, though rapid clearance is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington Street
Amarillo
Treasury Department
Federal
Utterback Funeral Held At 2 In Amarillo
Respects to the memory of A. U. Utterback a 56 year old Amarillo resident of 13 years died Monday. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the First Christian Church with interment in Llano Cemetery. He was tied for many years to the McKnight Transfer Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. U. Utterback
First Christian Church
Llano
Utterback
Amarillo
McKnight Transfer Company
Counterfeit Money Lesson and Roosevelt Inauguration Talk
The era talk describes a $10 counterfeit anecdote showing money’s mystery and ripple payments. It references President Roosevelt and his inaugural speech urging bold action to end idle bonds and reduce interest, with a plan to exchange bonds for usable money to save taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doran
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Theodore
Franklin D Roosevelt
United States
Nice
Great America Markets Promise Returns After Depression
The text laments past crises from Waterloo to the Black Death and wars, arguing REAL WEALTH lies in tangible goods, not paper. It predicts renewed prosperity, with small investors ignored while big players print vast quantities of worthless stock, fueling a cycle that will again make America strong and glorious.
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Europe
America
I. H. Webb
Waco
Texas
Thedford
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Hereford
F Panhandle Breeders Association
John Barbian
Box 156
Kress
Carl McAfee
R. K. Raper
Lincoln Street
Mary Mann
van Buren Street
E. Winburn
Denver
Colorado
Martha Hines
H. L. Kincaid
West Fourth Avenue
Dial
Frances Zeiger
North Fillmore Street
Amarillo Daily News
L. A. Rossi
South Filmore Street
Central
Paul Coy
East Sixth Avenue
North Taylor Street
B'Reathing
McCormick
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips Stations
Rex
Walter Huston
Warner Brothers Supreme
Fay Wray
Lionel Atwill
Glenda Farrel
Ruth Etting
Louis Sobel
Mission Perfect
Me and My
Gal
Spencer Tracy
Joan Bennett
Technocrazy News Travelogue
England
France
Howell Iron Works
Allaire
N. J
McCormick Co
Adkisson & Gunn
Goodyear
Borger
Pampa
Akron
Taamasi
Marian Martin
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York City
Ralph
Gloria
Bellamy
Stuart
Pat O'Brien
Slim Summerville
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Earle
Williams Sicy
W. Orn Ale
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