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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1936
Page
5
Potter County nears March 31 deadlines for drivers licenses and 1936 tags. About 11 000 permit holders credited to officers salary fund and 2 900 car licenses issued. State patrols in Amarillo will arrest motorists without valid licenses starting April 1.
Mrs. Whitaker wife of Les Whitaker deputy sheriff lives in Johnstown Pa where floods reached high levels. She calmly notes her family climbs 54 steps to reach their terraced home showing the resilience of local residents amid rising water.
New improved powder FASTEETH holds plates firm and comfortable with no gummy taste. Relieves sore gums and mouth, avoids embarrassment. Available at City Drug Co and Fox Drug Co and other druggists.
Robert D. Potter argues that traffic deaths and injuries from motor vehicle accidents reflect systemic risk and human error. He uses circus knife throwing as a metaphor to compare daily road danger and calls for public education and informed policy to curb fatalities.
Enthusiastic work begins for a May 15 centennial pageant of Texas history at Butler Field. Miss Annie McDonald chairs arrangements as six episodes outline Texas growth from French discovery to the Panhandle, with more than 4,000 children in choruses and numerous school groups taking part.
A personal testimonial claims S S S Tonic Treatment revived energy and skin tone after fatigue and run-down feelings. The reader cites 3 5 8 Tonic, a tablespoon before meals, and states red blood cells regained fighting strength with decades of popularity and endorsements.
The article profiles Robert Earl Clements born 1894 in Amarillo and later a Long Beach real estate dealer. A co-founder and executive brain behind the Old Age Revolving Pensions plan, he studied Townsend economics and helped develop the OARP with Dr. Francis Townsend. He travels to promote the plan.
A fragment notes creatures must be in the Green Forest and not near the Old Orchard or Farmer Brown's dooryard, suggesting they moved to an unseen location. The passage leaves the location unresolved, hinting at a search or mystery.
An Amarillo woman, frantically searching for her keys in a shopping zone, received a parking ticket but learned a note on the sidewalk from Rosy King that read I have the keys to your car. King explained she found the keys and left the message after waiting for an owner to show up.
A series of 1935 36 land transfers listed from Ozro Tennison to J Mullen and others cover multiple lots and blocks including Highlands and Eakle areas. Other transfers include James Porterfield to Flora Porterfield and E Nunn to H B Vaughan, with resulting conveyances between spouses and other parties.
Peter Rabbit goes to the Green Forest to locate his cousin Jumper the Hare to uncover what the Happy Jacks are up to. The tale continues with Peter’s growing curiosity as he investigates further.
Deaver lot transfers in Moringside and Amarillo Heights. Washburn purchases add to lot holdings. Car registrations list multiple 1936 vehicles from Chevrolet to Diamond truck. Marriage licenses issued for four couples. Textiles note shows Japanese mills boosting output from 1800 to 5000 yards per Weaver in shorter day.
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