Local notes and visitor notices from multiple towns
Items from Albuquerque to West Plains report travel, visitors, birthdays, and odd incidents. Ed Grabb’s misstep with a dart leads to quills. Internal Revenue and department store leaders comment on business. An amusing jail-cell incident ends with a delayed unlock.
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West Plains
J. W. Welsh
Amarillo Dust Decreases Amid Five Year Record Low
Weatherman Collman reports Amarillo dust days this season at 31 the lowest in five years. The table shows non erosion and erosion dust types with counts for 1933 to 1938 as first four months data. The figures indicate a 55 percent drop in dusty days and 71 percent decline in bad days versus 1935.
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Collman
Amarillo
Drouth
Department of Air Commerce
English
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Happy Birthday To You
Thelma Ruth McReynolds
Marie Bentley
Jimmie Wood
Harry Julius
J. A. Pfeiffer
Ada Marie Davis
Barbara Hale
Tomorrow
Mra. R. P
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A. G. Ogden
Martin Decker
Eugene Baker
Charles Allen Taylor
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Edna Sellers
George Jones
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