Free Concert Tonight by Santa Yee Orchestra in Santa Fe Building
The Santa Yee orchestra, directed by C. W. Weber with Glenn Nutt as assistant, offers a free concert at 8:30 p.m. in the Santa Fe building ending the evening with pieces by Keler Bela Drigo and Bagley. The program includes solos by Debby Patterson and Mrs. Murrell Oudin and a tribute to George Washington’s bicentennial with a Bagley march.
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Santa Yee Orchestra
Santa Fe
C. W. Weber
Glenn Nutt
Lustplel
Keler
Bela
Serenade
R. Drigo
March
Debby Patterson
Murrell Oudin
Bagley
Victor Herbert
Hermann
George Washington
Veteran letters debate government pay and wars end
A reader argues veterans deserve the 14 month service bonus and urges vindication of government debt. He contrasts farm subsidies and irrigation spending with stimulus for ex service men and cites Red Cross needs as hardship warnings. The letter targets Mr Harte of San Angelo papers and reflects wartime pay sentiment.
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United States
Farm Board
Congress
Red Cross
Harte
San Angelo
Pet Coon Lost Reward Notice
The notice seeks the return of a pet coon lost Saturday night. The animal is described as tanish with 10 yellow and black stripes on the tail and offers a $2 reward for its return. Sent by Tack, thanking responders.
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Tack
Help Wanted Notes From Cottage 26 Reader
A reader asks Tack for a job. willing to perform housekeeping, laundry, child care, maid work, or hotel rooming-house duties by day week or hour to support four children. Another reader seeks dairy farm work. three in family ready to relocate.
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Tack
Wheat crop frozen out prompts market talk in column
Reader asks why press hides wheat disaster from a prosperous crop. Northern Kansas and St Francis area see most young wheat frozen out and many fields plowed, shaping market impact questions.
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St. Francis
Kansas Line
Frontier Days Seeks Old Settlers Names in Panhandle
A letter asks readers to contact Lon L. Blanscot Sheriff of Gray County with names and addresses of Old Timers for the First Annual Frontier Days celebration set for May 26 27 28. Sponsored by the Pampa Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Tack
Panhandle
Lon L. Blanscot
Gray County
Chamber of Commerce of
Pampa
Dental health and X ray tests to prevent infection
Dr. Roy S. Copeland explains that toothbrush care alone fails to prevent disease. Hidden tooth infections can spread through the root into the blood, affecting eyes, joints, and overall health. Annual mouth examinations are advised, especially with gold crowns or many fillings.
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Royal S&s. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Reward Offered For Pearl Pin Lost In Town
Mrs Dona Fritzsimmons at 503 Rush Street offers a $1 reward for the return of a pearl bird shaped pin with the word Mother engraved in gold. She says she may have lost it in town or on West Sixth Avenue and asks for its return.
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West Sixth Avenue
Dona Fritzsimmons
Rush Street
Vicks Mose and Throat Drops Promise Cold Control
The Vicks Mose and Throat Drops along with Vicks VapoRule are promoted in the Vick Plan for better control of colds. A money back guarantee offers a refund if customers are not delighted with the results.
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Vicks
Teeth health and diet guidance from 1932 column
Health advice emphasizes strict dental cleanliness and brushing after meals. Recommend alkaline mouth wash, proper mineral intake, and sunlit foods like milk cod liver oil and egg yolk. Diet should include citrus and raw vegetables for mineral absorption and overall health. Answers cover teeth grinding linked to intestinal worms and castor oil on lashes not harming sight.
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Betty J. C. Q
Castor
Railcar Roundups and Rail Gossip from the Plains
railroad dispatch notes Texans and Oklahomans. 4 H live stock show in Lubbock draws attendance by Ww. C. Tanksley, L. Q. White, and Arthur Walker. Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe officials travel to Tucumcari and Fort Worth for meetings. The Denver line notes increased cattle shipments and a change in freight crews.
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Ww. C. Tanksley
Texas and Pacific Railway
L. Q. White
Missouri Pacific
Arthur Walker
Fort Worth
Denver
Lubbock
Charity Agencies Meet With Mrs Jessie N Ross
Heads of public and private charity organizations met at 2 30 pm with Mrs Jessie N Ross county probation officer and Amarillo Red Cross secretary to review local needs for government wheat distributed by the American Red Cross. The Red Cross will send the request to St Louis headquarters and flour will be shipped at government expense in carload lots. Local charities will bear drayage and storage costs after arrival in Amarillo.
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Jessie N. Ross
Amarillo
Steel re laying begins on Hereford Texaco line
Three crews totaling 125 workers started laying 110 pound steel between Hereford and Texico replacing 90 pound rail. Work to finish in 90 days with an investment over 500000 dollars. Local men employed. O R Bodeen named assistant train master. Mrs R A Burrows underwent major surgery and is recovering well.
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Texaco
Santa Fe
Hereford
Texico
Fletcher in title role of college play
Lloyd Fletcher Jr stars as Benjamin Fitzher in The Man From Mexico a three act farce presented by Amarillo College Players at the High School Auditorium. Irene Stevenson sponsors the group directed by Mrs Lloyd Fletcher Sr with dance numbers between acts and music by the College band under Wilbur Upchurch. Tickets go on sale Thursday at City Drug No 1 or from students and the college office.
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Mexico
Lloyd Fletcher, Jr
Benjamin Fitzher
Amarillo College
Fletcher
Irene Stevenson
Lloyd Fletcher
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for March
Treasury receipts for March 28 totaled 4 404 068 24. Expenditures reached 15 161 235 61, leaving a balance of 681 516 773 88. Customs duties for 28 days of March amounted to 21 069 497 29.
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Washington
Treasury
Capudine Offers Quick Relief for Nervous Headaches
Nature warns of high nerve strain and Capudine promises fast soothing relief from headaches and nerve pains. It contains no opiates, does not upset the stomach, and acts almost instantly as a liquid. Sold by druggists in 10c 30c and 60c sizes or by the dose at fountains.
Girl Wins Fight With Itching Skin
After trying everything she found relief from eczema and rashes by using D. D. D. Prescription. The antiseptic liquid cools and heals irritated skin, dries quickly, and is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if first use fails. Prices 5c, 60c, and 1.25.
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B. L. McMurtry
Jefferson Street
West Sixth Ave
Cottage
Buck Holt
OLD Trusty
Orthcoming American Legion Horned
Harken
A. Frank Hill
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pampa, Texas
DR. Copeland
King Features Features Syndicate
Nazimova
John Moore
A. C. Tanksley
Texas and Pacific General Agent
el Paso
Lee Dodson
Line Street
Dodson
Mr. Dodson
Fice
Bill Kretsinger
C. B. Davis
Rock Island
W. B. Futral
Tucumcari
Earle Brame
Hayden Street
J. B. Briscoe
R. W. Prentice
H. O. Wag
Ner
E. L. Conner
Plains Division
Briscoe
J. H. Adair
Billy
Adair
Ford
J. W. Mode
South Plains
Ed Harber
Childress
Bob Spicer
Hart
Plainview
China
Troy Laundry
Tim
Hollywood
San Francisco
O. R. Bodeen
R. A. Burrows
Ramsdell
Saint Anthony Hospital
Ltoyd Fletcher
Thurs
Roshanaras
Georgettes
The
Polk
Dial
Kind S&s
Yee Aan
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