County mules eyed for auction to ease overdraft plan
The Amarillo Globe notes Potter County owns 24 mules and 13 milk cows with a $6,222 annual mule feed bill. Authors suggest selling the herd to reduce road maintenance costs and consider neighbor farmers renting mules if needed. Emergency need could push county toward cash basis by auctioning the animals.
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Potter County
Amarillo Spotlight in National Centennial Ads
Amarillo earns national exposure as magazines invite travelers to Texas calling Amarillo the Queen City of the Plains and praising Palo Duro Canyon. Centennial literature now distribution at the Chamber of Commerce offices for local business promotion.
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Amarillo
Centennial Commission
America
Texas
Plains
Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
Serial Rebuilding for Chicago Neighborhood Renewal
Metropolitan Housing Council of Chicago advocates serial rebuilding to prevent property decline. Old districts would be gradually replaced with new structures over many years as part of a comprehensive city plan. Planning commissions would guide street vacations and land use to boost property values and community facilities.
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Metropolitan Housing Council of
Chicago
Elizabeth Wood
Housing Council
Scabies Among the Well to Do Meets Doctor Stokes Claim
Philadelphia physician Dr. John H. Stokes reports in The Journal of the American Medical Association that scabies affects the well to do across social strata. He notes migrations and mobility blur boundaries, and that many treated cases involved patients previously seen by other doctors who assumed nice people are immune.
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John H. Stokes
Philadelphia
Camp Wawa Wawa
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Phina
Sigrid
France
Margaret Widdemer
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Reconstruction, Not Relief, Warns Glenn Frank on New Deal
Glenn Frank argues that emergency relief should end as an emergency fades and calls for fundamental reconstruction of farm policy. He says farmers require self sustaining, well organized enterprise and criticizes endless relief as masking deeper mismanagement and misorganization.
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Glenn Frank
Drouth
Silures
McClure N&irepaper Syndicate
Hidden Brother and Aunt Shape Iris's New World
Iris Lanning discovers Owen, hidden by Aunt Ella, with Morgan Black aiding. At a hotel Iris, Owen, Morgan and Aunt Josephine begin to know each other as Josephine exerts control while Phina Weatherley is revealed. A taxi ride marks Owen's wealth and distance from Iris.
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Iris Lanning
Morgan Black
Owen
Iris
Ella
Morgan
Josephine
Lannings
Darling
Miss Ross
Tris
Persia
Miss Roas
Will
Phina Weatherley
Jean Worth
Couturiere
Moargan
William
Daddy
Josephine Ross
Mr. Black
Phina
the Lannings
New York
Long Island
Lanning
Ming
S¢Wing
Mother
Sigrid
Uncle Will
Brinhad
Stories N Stamps Of Britain On St Helena Island
The piece discusses St Helena as a historic exile site for Napoleon and other prisoners, its colonial timeline from Portuguese discovery to British possession, and features a 1934 stamp issue portraying four generations of British royalty. It also includes an extended fictional dialogue excerpt focusing on characters and relationships.
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South Atlantic
St. Helena
Napoleon Bonaparte
England
Helena
Constantine the Great
Boat India Company
William TV
Victoria
Edward VII
Jower Jeft
George Vo
Walter Bobs Up On Rialto In New Playwright Rise
Eugene Walter reappears in a theater life pivot amid gossip about reporters turned playwrights. The piece notes his Cleveland roots, New York exile, box office filters, high society marriage, and a coterie of famed peers while surveying press culture and early 20th century journalism.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Eugene Walter
Walter
MacArthur
Hecht
Ward Morehouse
Manana
Cleveland
Madison Square
Charlotte Walker
Quiet Neighbors Redtail Hawks Share Peaceful Green Forest
A readably mingled narrative describes Redtail the Hawk and Mrs. Redtail nesting high in a pine while Blacky the Crow and Mrs. Blacky, their quiet neighbors, avoid trouble and stay out of the hawks' space. The piece blends nature lore with gentle fiction.
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Lucky
Crow
Mrs. Blacky
Redtail
Hawk
Mrs. Redtail
Redtails
Blacky the Crow
Chatterer the Red Squirrel
Sammy Jay
Blacky
Hooty
Hooty the Owl
Mrs. Hooty
W. T. Burgessy
Capitol in Washington Took Severity Years to Complete
The text asks about the Capitol's construction duration, estimating several severity years to complete. It also notes non-Christian children in the United States, Catalpa wood use, and historical test reports mentioning linseed heat treated plants and creosoted posts.
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Washington
Word Builder Fragments Stir Miner to Action
The-haired man clung to a leaf and grew furious over a trivial prize. An old miner rose in excitement and sprinted toward the store where the Assay Officer was located, despite the forest and mountain blocking his path.
Religious Leader Crossword Puzzle Clues
A mixed set of across and down clues referencing religious figures, objects, and general terms. The grid-oriented puzzle lists definitions for terms such as auction form, organ notes, and various everyday items alongside thematic religious references.
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