King Is Named Secretary of Trade Work
Mason King was selected to head the new extension department of the Amarillo trade effort. Rolla Townsend serves as assistant manager for the C Member of Commerce and Board of City Development. The group met yesterday to outline the extension program and to plan a trade trip by a specialtrain along the North Plains to the Santa Fe line from Pampa to Clinton.
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Mason King
Rolla Townsend
Commerce
Board of
North Plains
Pampa
Clinton
Vernon
Neal Ainsworth
Trade Extension Committee
Ainsworth
Amarillo
Spearman
Tom Cotten
A. B E. Meyer
Walter Barlow
W. F. Herring
Howard Ferguson
A. Morgan
Fred Bone
John Boyce
Lawrence Nobles
T. E. Johnson
Bill Lampe
Sargon Treatment Praised By Grateful Couple
A wife reports stomach trouble relief and renewed energy after Sargon treatment. Her husband says the therapy proved a friend in need and they urge others to learn about it, expressing deep gratitude.
Remarkable medicine rebuilds strength after a life of toil
Paul D. Bogardus of San Antonio credits Sargon for lifting anemia and blood pressure issues after years in Cuba and service in the army and in France. He notes renewed vigor and strength, saying the treatment rebuilt him and his wife also benefited. Sargon is sold in Am arillo through Fox Drug Company locations.
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Tropics
Cuba
United States
France
Paul D. Bogardus
Fair Ave
San Antonio
Central Trinidad Sugar Mills
Quba
Sar
Funeral for Mrs. Sayers in Dallas Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Sayers, 20, shot by her husband, are set for 3 p m in Dallas. The body was sent to Dallas this morning and burial will be in Westland Memorial Park. Sayers turned the gun on himself after the killing. the couple formerly lived in Houston.
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United Prep
Fort Worth
Tex
Arthur Sayers
Dallas
Westland Memorial Park
Sayers
Houston
Man Hurt by Live Wire Improves At Hospital
G. F. Branson, foreman for Southwestern Public Service Company, was severely burned yesterday morning when he came into contact with a live wire. He is reported improving at the hospital.
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G. F. Branson
Southwestern Public Service Company
Con
New Highway Plan Outlined Between Fort Worth and Dallas
Representatives from Dallas and Fort Worth met to discuss constructing another paved highway to parallel the Dallas Fort Worth pike. Citizens along the proposed route are to meet next.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Dallas and
Dallas-Fort Worth Pike
Worker Burned at Tyler Street Substation
A Tyler Street substation incident left Mr. Branson with burns to his lower body after contacting a short circuited wire. Authorities at Northwest Texas hospital report his condition as critical but improving and he is expected to recover.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Branson
Tyler Street
Conference Plan With State Highway Department
Officials will gather next week to discuss the plan and arrange for a conference with the state highway department. The meeting aims to finalize project steps and coordinate resources.
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State Highway Department
State highway designation hinges on 100 foot right of way
Report notes the state highway department will designate the road as a state highway only after a 100 foot right of way is secured.
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State Highway Department
Modern gland tonic Morex advertised as life enhancer
An ad promotes Morex a concentrated gland extract tablet from Randal Drug Co and leading druggists. It claims rapid life benefits and offers a ten day trial package with free information and gland advice.
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America
Morex
Randal Drug Co
Taylor
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Mrs.sayers
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The
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United Artists
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Iils
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Tim M’coy
Ano
Dan
Plymouth
Chrysler
Panhandle Motor Co
Taylor St
Chrysler Motors
Chaney
Lupe Velez
Estelle Taylor
Lloyd Hughes
Reginald Denny
EUS
Seiberlings
Seiberling
Fillmore
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