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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1935

Page

4

Cattlemen win Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers meeting in Amarillo

The Panhandle victory at the 1936 convention in Houston came after a late start and a come from behind finish. Amarillo led the effort with Chamber of Commerce support and help fromPanhandle towns. Co operation among local groups proved decisive for securing the meet.

Panhandle Houston Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Amarillo Fort Worth Corpus Christi Chamber ‘of Commerce Panndle

A Lesson From Johnny Chuck Climbed Too High

Johnny Chuck learns life lessons after taking Peter Rabbit's dare and climbing high in a tree. Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel mocks him and挑 insists on higher risk. He then finds returning safely is harder than climbing up and vows to stay closer to ground in the future.

Johnny Chuck Peter Rabbit Happy Jack Gray Squirrel Johnny Peter Chuck Squirrel Polly Chuck Ofere T. W. Burgess

James Hildebrand Hero of Yellow Fever Research Dies at 80

Army records recall James Hildebrand who died in Atlanta at age 80. In 1901 he volunteered with Walter Reed’s team in Havana to study yellow fever, sleeping in beds last used by victims and enduring mosquito exposure to prove the disease is mosquito transmitted, contributing to its control.

United States Army James Hildebrand Atlanta Father Day Pi Hildebrand Buck Walter Reed Havana Hildebrand Dr. Frank Glenn Frank Madison Jefferson Calhoun Adams Webster McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Rapid-Fire Romance in Montana Mission

Montana seeks Mateo Rubriz while half the emerald crown is with the bishop who hid it. He meets Bishop Emiliano, receives a blessing, and asks about Pascual as a street procession swellers with a girl’s song about love and happiness.

Montana Estrada Mateo Rubriz Mateo Rubriz Brother Pascual Emiliano el Reed Pascual Bishop's Palace

The Bishop and the Mexican Pursuit

A bishop watches as General Estrada leads a crowd toward a chaotic street scene. A reward notice of 10,000 pesos for El Reed, an American with blue eyes, flickers amid the crowd while El Reed and a fleeing figure vanish into the street.

Montana Rosita General Estrada

Memoir talk and society hints spark at New York life

Diary notes from New York on March 18th recount glimpses of Burtons Rascoe and Holmes memoirs, Constance Collier dogs, and performances at the Waldorf. The column also surveys society figures, entertainers, and political figures with colorful anecdotes and festival chatter.

New York Betines Burton Rascoe Ed Hatrick Russell Patterson Constance Collier Hollywood E. W. Howe Fred C. Kelly Prof. Moley The Waldorf Meredith Nicholson Dorothy Venezuela Rube and Irma Goldberg West 72Nd Street Plaza

Measles Worsens in Illinois February Case Surge

Health talk notes March and April show Illinois reporting 2508 new measles cases in February, the highest monthly total this year. The article warns measles remain widespread, with outbreaks in sparsely populated regions and tropical islands, while noting age distribution and rising trends.

Thinois Wiscorein Kittiods Canada Somme Fenny

Bibliophile meaning and Bible books quiz item

The page shows a school exercise with three questions. It defines bibliophile as a lover of books. It lists the first five Old Testament books Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers and Deuteronomy. It asks for the nearest big city to the Missouri and Mississippi rivers confluence, answer St Louis Missouri.

Missouri Mississippi Rivers St. Louis

Word Builder and Squirrel’s Prudence Lesson

A playful note on a word game growing from the letters of the built word plus one new letter. The piece also muses on a squirrel storing winter food and observing prudence as it feeds. It contrasts European fashion with domestic modesty, criticizing foreign modistes and favoring local practitioners.

Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk Associated Press Associated News and Business Department Cireulation Department Amarifio Paralleim Ouro Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Globe Plese Newa-Globe Sperin Dewire Leonythhiahoma New Merice Europe

Belgium To Keep Its Gold Standard

PARIS March 18 The Belga saved from a threat to leave the gold standard after France promised trade concessions and financial aid. Belgian foreign minister Paul Hymans announced the Belga is saved following talks with Premier Pierre Flandin in a friendly spirit to defend the gold bloc monies. Officials said France and Belgium would pursue expanded trade and markets open to stabilized moneys. DOG WAS A SEAL NEW LONDON Conn Chester Parchesi dived in fully clothed to aid a drowning looking dog in Shaw's Cove but found a seal swimming away toward the open sea.

Paris France Paul Hymans Pierre Flandin New London Conn Chester Parchesi Shaw’s Cove

Airship Lexicon Fragments From Macon Station

A fragmented list blends terms from a historical airship drill and glossary. It lists officer roles, measurement references, actions like seize, ascend, and press, and terms for attire, anatomy, and tools. Some entries hint at naval or aerial stations and related devices, with scattered clues to armor, fabric, and plants.

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