School Loan Meets Payroll in Amarillo District
The Amarillo public schools borrowed 20000 dollars last week to cover the November 1 payroll. Trustees plan to repay this month from split tax payments. Judge S A L Morgan noted last year the state money paid off old debt on December 15, but this year the district ends October with a credit balance after operations. Teachers warrants have been issued since November 1, 1933, and called February 1, 1934.
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Amarillo
S. A. L. Morgan
Amarillo Family Mourns Death of Alan Wellmaker
Alan Wellmaker aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs H O Wellmaker, died at the family home in Lubbock at midnight last night. The Wellmakers lived in Amarillo until a few years ago. Mr Wellmaker was a representative for the Sherwin-Williams Paint Company.
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Alan Wellmaker
H. O. Wellmaker
Lubbock
Wellmakers
Amarillo
Mr. Wellmaker
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
50 000 News Staff to Speed Election Returns
About 50 000 journalists and clerks from the Globe News and 1 300 AP papers will tabulate write and disseminate election returns Tuesday night. A vast leased wire network will relay precinct results to state hubs then to Washington where analysts track trends for Congress and governors. Byron Price directs the Washington bureau with Edward J Duff y Cecil B Dickson and Kirke L Simpson guiding coverage and tabulation by House and Senate teams.
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The
Globe and the News
Associated Press
Globe
Ington AP
Byron Price
Washington
Washington News
Edward J. Duffy
Cecil B. Dickson
AP House
Kirke L. Simpson
Taft
Dickson
Clarence Wright
House of Representatives
Harold Oliver
Senate
Nathan Robertson
W. B. Ragsdale
John F. Chester
William L. Beale
Richard Turner
Raymond J. Crowley
Stanley P. Richardson
Bess Furman
Scout Round Table And Seascout News At Dumas
Scoutmasters Round Table meets tonight at Dumas home of Troop 33 Whiteface with travel by bus or car from Palo Duro Motor Co. Cost is one dollar. Court of Honor and Scribe’s School dates listed. Seascouts and Cub Packs report active plans and Armistice Day parade participation on November 10.
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Dumas
North Plains
Palo Duro Motor Co
Fillmore Street
Brasley
Whitefaces
Seascouts
Bob
Roy Cline, Jr
Ship One
Ship Two
Walter Meller
Sam George
The
Palo Duro Motor Company
Polk St. Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Raymon Summers
Harold Pressig
Eugene Gibbon
R. F. Williams
Scout
Scouting Parade and Troop Activities Busy Saturday
At 10 15 Saturday morning at Fifth and Buchanan Streets all Scouting units were urged to attend with flags and trailers. Uniforms should be worn. Buckin Branches of Troop 1 formed and opened with inspection, followed by games and a hike plan. Numerous troops held investitures, Court of Honor events, re registrations, parents nights and performances, with den and troop leaders present and Farr recalls.
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Fifth
Buchanan Streets
Buckin
Troop 1
J. B. Dooley
J. Horace Griggs
Dean
Ney Morgan
Buddy Meyer
W. C. Copeland
Alfred Buron
Eddie Rogers
Gerald Kirven
Jess Rogers
Clay Thornton
Elmer Frede
Guilford Branson
O. K. Chamberlain
L. F. Harper
Jerome Timmons
Jack Compton
A. J. Kronbeck
G. L. Cline
E. L. Shelton
R. N. Huckaby
Panthers
Vega
Fighting Tigers
Tack Letters and Classified Inquiries Continue
A column continues with seeks for work and exchanges at 2443 North West Tenth Avenue and 810 Palo Duro Street. It also features a request to publish a correspondence appeal from a woman aged 45 to 55 seeking a refined business partner with travel experience and clean living, along with a note from Mrs. A. E. V. and a family asking for home laundry help for their schoolgoing son.
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North West
Tenth Avenue
Tack
Mrs
Bob Sloan
First Avenue
Lost dark grey kid glove on Sunday near Lipscomb Street
A two paragraph fragment reports a missing dark grey kid glove with a perforated cuff and a single metal button. The finder notes the item was lost Sunday at 2400 Lipscomb Street or nearby, with the location only partly legible.
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Lipscomb Street
New troop committee sets plans for hike and fund sale
The new troop committee met to discuss business, plan a hike, and hold contests. They decided to sell tickets to raise funds.
Local notices from The News Globe request work and missing items
An unencumbered widow seeks employment on a ranch or light housekeeping to support her child and keep the girl with her, offering references from 1112-A Johnson Street. A reader asks for return of a Bulova wrist watch lost at Sanborn school foot races and offers a reward. Also seeking companionship for a middle aged widow and a 20 year old girl seeks housekeeping work with references.
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Tack
Johnson Street
Sanborn School
Cal Johnson
East Fourteenth Avenue
Cheap Oil Burner Sweeping the Country
A simple oil burner praised by 15,000 users as low cost and efficient, compatible with any stove or furnace and delivering instant heat. The maker offers a 30 day free trial from United Factories of Kansas City Missouri and seeks energetic demonstrators to take orders, with a no-cost sample for one person per locality.
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United Factories
N Exchange
Kansas City
Help Wanted and Personal Notes From Old Fare Ads
A fragmentary reader notice from 709 Buchanan Street seeks farm work with tractor driving and dairy experience. A surplus personal ad from 1712 Johnson Street in Denver requests dressmaking work at 50 cents for a wash dress, with materials like silk and wool. Another note from 1812 South Buchanan Street signs Letha Pearl Wyble asking Tack for further assistance after noting past help.
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Denver
Johnson Street
Tack
Letha Pearl
South Buchanan Street
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling blue star ointment melts on skin sending medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if first jar fails.
A Reader Seeks Work In Cafe Kitchen Driver And Sales
A reader offers experience as a cook in a cafe, as a driver, and as a salesman. References available on request and callers should reach 5680.
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy
A cold passes through three stages Dry Stage Watery Secretion Stage and Mucous Secretion Stage. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine is advertised as the complete internal cold remedy that opens the bowels fights germs and fever relieves headache grippiness and fortifies the system. Available at druggists for 80c and 50c with a request for the full name and no substitutes.
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Grove
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J. W. Minter
J. W. Pottinger
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Johns. McKnight
Fifth and
POLK
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Pinkey Hickox
Longhorns
Jim McCausland
Commandes of
Elwood Presbyterian Church
Wolverines of 4
Frank Hainze
Mel
Walter O'Kepfa
Walter O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Orchestrated Husing
Eve Miller
New York
Charles Stephens, Jr
Wabc-Columbia Network
Helen Hicks
Maurice Marrs
Palo Duro _ Street
Pierce and
Lincoln Street
News Globe
Lonesome
Tam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Garant
Adams St
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Minnesota
Buchanan Street
Taek
Troy
Shepard Barclay
Reynolds
Tobas
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