Births in Amarillo Exceed Two Daily in Early Year
Amarillo births average over two daily with 254 recorded in the first three months. The vital statistics division notes delays as physicians have five days to file birth certificates. Twins Delbert and Durward Allen of 310 North Lamar were born March 6 along with multiple other listed newborns to area families.
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Amarillo
Vital Statistics Division
Amarillo-Potter County
D. E. Allen
North
Lamar Street
Elmer B. Hill
Mirror Street
James R. Woothen
Northeast
Tenth Avenue
C. T. Franks
North Arthur Street
O. L. Miller
Cleveland Street
Clarence L. Kearns
North van Buren Street
Howard Clay Griggs
Fillmore Street
Haskell Howell
East Seventeenth Avenue
Gregorio Carrisales
Malcolm Stewart
North Fillmore Street
Drafus Benton
Garfield Street
T. W. McWilliams
Court house records of warranty deeds and vehicle registrations
Court house records list multiple warranty deeds with transfers among Hester Lomax Winkler Drerup Masters Gilbert Satterfield Pittman Flynn Hafner and Shires plus trust deeds and suburban cemetery conveyances. Vehicle registrations show Will M Benton 1908 Fillmore Street and H H Leonard Amarillo Texas with International Harvester trucks and a Ford sedan.
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H. M. Hester
Sallie B. Lomax
Eable
Susan Elizabeth Winkler
Henry J. Drerup
Glidden
J. P. Masters
George C. Gilbert
Madden
C. FE. Julian
J. Frank Satterfield
Roberts Place
Maude Pittman Taylor
T. H. Flynn
Pittman-Rogers
J. J. Shires
Fred A. Hafner
S. J
M. Benton
Fillmore Street
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford
Population of Punjab region in India reported
Estimated 25,000,000 people live in the Punjab region covering 133,700 square miles in India.
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Punjab
India
Nevada Sees Prosperity in Gambling
Nevada embraces wide open gambling under a new law, promising prosperity. The piece recalls Nevada’s historic gambling heyday, cites towns like Tonopah Goldfield and Virginia City, notes lack of opposition and the revenue benefits funding roads, schools and public services.
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Nevada
United Press
Reno
Nev
U.P
Tonopah
Goldfield
Virginia City
One Cent a Day Accident Policy Offer
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. of Kansas City offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 a month for disability and $1,000 for death, costing under 10 cents daily or $3.50 yearly. Over 68,000 already hold coverage. Ages 10 to 70. send no money, only name, address, age, beneficiary name and relation to receive the policy in 10 days free inspection. No medical exam required. Limited offer. write today.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Clerks
Kansas City
Worse Yet to Come
Mrs. Smith mistook a man at her door for her husband and beat him severely. He revealed he was the next-floor tenant and the exchange turned into a sharp, remorseful reply about 'having to go through all that again.'
Wild Horse Round Up Planned in Walla Walla District
A wild horse roundup is planned in the Walla Walla district of the Umatilla forest, slated for April or May. The event will involve off range operations to gather ponies for management and potential adoption.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla
Umatilla Forest
French Women Shun Marriage
Paris reports marriages in France are declining as single life gains favor. Observers note changing social norms and economic factors influencing the trend, with fewer unions forming and more women delaying or avoiding formal wedlock.
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Paris
U.P
France
Children Plan Long Journey From Trieste To Vincennes
Three children aged five to nine will sail from Trieste, Greece, to Vincennes Indiana on April 16, traveling via American Railway Express. Father Pete Bourlekas, a confectioner, took Ernest nine George seven Irene five to Athens over a year ago and now arranges passports taxes and transfers with express officials for their return. A stewardess will assist aboard the liner to New York where another express official will guide them by train to Vincennes.
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Vincennes
Ind
Trieste
Greece
American Railway Express
Pete Bourlekas
Ernest
George
Irene
Athens
Bourlekas
Express Company
New York
The
Horses Sold to Packing House for Canning in La Grande
A local sale report states horses were sold to a packing house in La Grande intended for cannery use. The transfer involves unspecified numbers and owners, with buyers identified as the packing facility. The event reflects a shift toward meat processing demands in the region.
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la Grande
Changing roles shift French marriage views in L Oeuvre
The article notes women gain economic independence, reject domestic puppet roles, and prefer freedom through earning. It observes dowries fading from mass practice, retained mainly by wealthy and aristocratic classes, while marriage among workers becomes increasingly questioned.
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Ous
L’ Oeuvre
World War Changes French Women Roles and Marital Trends
The piece notes fewer marriages yet more true love matches. It observes French women after WWI facing poverty from losses, turning to business to survive, which raises the appeal of commercial life for younger girls.
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Seventeenth Avenue
Tommy Dim
Wildorado
Walter Ewing Wirts
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Victor Chaviz
Ninth Avenue
Smelker Cree Dailey
West
John Jerome Eubanks
North Buchanan Street
Alfred Windham
Pleasant Valley
Evan John Griffith
North Moore Street
Charles Livingston
Florida Street
Gennie B. Warren
North Mirror Street
John Emet Norman
Virginia Street
O. F. Russell
East Tenth Avenue
John A. Ross
North Taylor Street
Court House Records
H. H. Leonard
Texas
International Harv. Co
Int
Earl H. Leif
Wright
Taylor
Frigo
Liccerr & Myzxs Tobacco Cos
Liggett & Myers. Tobacco Co
Ca Hicks
Udine
Apuarne
GIRE
America
Absorbine JR
W. I
Young, Inc
Springfield
Mas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vern L. Dennings
Johnson Street
Saginaw
Michigan
Ulaelias
Namic
Lansing
Keck-Satterfield Company
East 10Th St
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