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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1935

Page

5

Baptists Open State Parley in Texas

Texas Baptist leaders gather for the 7th annual Texas General Convention in Houston with over 3,900 advance registrants and an expected 10,000 attendees across four days. Miss Juliette Mather of the Southern Women's Missionary Union speaks at a preliminary session as union officers prepare to be elected.

Houston Texas Women's Missionary Union Juliette Mather Birmingham Ala Southern Women's Missionary Union Miss Mather B. A. Copass Fort Worth Margaret J. C. Hardy Belton Mary Hardin-Baylor College Texas Baptist

Amarillo Man 82 Finds Best Health With Gly-Cas

Local Amarillo resident F. E. Gray, 8A North Western Ave, reports dramatic health improvements from Gly-Cas after years of kidney problems, insomnia, rheumatic pain, and constipation. He credits rapid relief and says he now sleeps well, walks easily, and feels rejuvenated. Gly-Cas is sold at Fox Drug Co with pricing of 1.90 per box or six for 5.00.

F. E. Gray North Western Ave Amarillo Fox Drug Co Oliver Fable Mr. Gray Oliver-Eakle

Amarillo Town Roundup Highlights Local People and Events

In Amarillo a parade of names and happenings unfolds from library detective books to parking tags. Notables include Dr Sam Aronson, Officer Frank King, Fender May, Oscar Randall, Bill Riddle, Dorsey B Smith and Rotary activities. Events cover football stories, a deer hunt, a local wedding, a birth, a college student in Columbia, and a new air mail map lighting system at the post office.

Sam J. Aronson Frank Rosie King Fender Oscar Randal Bill Riddle Southwestern Bel Amarillo

Wallace warns farmers against land speculation and farm real estate boom

Secretary Wallace urges farmers to curb land speculation as farm land values risk detaching from earning power. He cites low interest rates and AAA activity, warns against a 1919 1920 style boom, and says consideration of tax law amendments to dampen speculation is possible though not yet discussed.

Washington Wallace Agriculture Secretary AAA

Allred backs Marland on slot machines in Texas

Gov. James V. Allred of Texas said he agrees with Oklahoma Gov. Fe W. Marland on slot machines calling them wicked devices preying on children. The remark came after Marland criticized slot machines amid a broader debate on gambling.

Austin James V. Allred Oklahoma FE. W. Marland Allred Marland

City Folk Show Interest in Farm Land Says Wallace

Wallace notes rising city interest in farm land over the past year and warns against speculative buying that could distort farmers' decisions. He suggests a possible law taxing gains on land bought 1930–1936 and sold 1936–1945 to the federal treasury as a hedge against inflation and to curb speculation.

Federal Treasury Wallace

Work Orders Issued for 77 WPA Projects

SAN ANTONIO November 5 Work orders were issued today by the Works Progress Administration for 77 projects including 47 sites to be funded and executed across the region. The agency aims to create labor opportunities and improve public infrastructure through these initiatives.

San Antonio Works Progress Association

Roosevelt Foresees Shaped 1936 Campaign

Hyde Park reports President Roosevelt will vote in today’s state assembly election and faces a different 1936 political landscape. Analysts note odds against a Democratic victory due to district lines, while FDR remains largely silent but clearly engaged with the party’s fate. He and family planned to vote at Hyde Park town hall where he voted in 1932.

Francis M Stephenson Hyde Park Roosevelt State Assembly White House Assembly Hyde Park Town Hall John Mack, Jr Chicago Mack

Counties create jobs for 4412 men with federal funds

Federal funds totaling 931,896 support county projects, versus 361,088 from sponsors. Williamson County receives 1,116 for Georgetown school improvements.

Williamson County Georgetown

Paris Countess Wears Angelic Costume At Event

Countess EB de Beaumont of Paris appears in a costume described as an angel’s dress with wings and a halo atop her head. Insulin, a diabetes remedy, is noted as a good tonic and weight builder.

EB. de Beaumont Paris

Attorneys Start Utilities Action

CHICAGO. Nov 5. Officers of Halsey Stuart and Co announced they would start legal action to block a proposed financing plan of Southwestern Gas and Electric Co controlled indirectly by Middle West Utilities Co. The plan would register 16 million dollars in 4 percent mortgage bonds and 4.5 million dollars in 4 percent debentures with the SEC. A petition to be filed before Federal Judge James H Wilkerson will allege the financing imposes unwarranted demands on the utility's cash position whose main offices are in Shreveport Louisiana.

Chicago Halsey, Stuart, and Co Southwestern Gas & Electric Co Middle West Utilities Co South Gas Plan SEC James H. Wilkerson Chicago Investment House Shreveport

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Baptists England East Kandesh Jungle India Gray Alde F Gray Co Nashville MR. F, E, Gray Mozelle Hall Columbia, Mo Stephens College Amarillo College Wayland Dutch Mantell Columbus Ca Farley Armory Elizabeth Benton DeWitt Leachman Miss Benton Will M. Benton Fillman Street J. A. Buckinghan Tenth Street Johnson Street McKinley C. O. Huber Kathleen Pampa I. W. Huber Laverne Pursley Maxine Barnes Canyon Maud Reese Claude Cecil Huber van Buren Street Mattie Mae Swisher Hereford Texas Federation of Music Clubs J. F. Settle Hatch N. M Mr. Settle F. B. McGough Silver City Paul Gaither Wellington, Kansas Amarillo General Hospital Gaithers Mr. M. Goltz Dallas Alene Wilson Memphis Henry Goodpasture I. Goltz Clovis, N. M Jean Brinkerhoff Ben Groner Literary Digest H. B. Hoover Jack Copeland Clifford Dumas J. E. Griggs Griggs Ruth Riddell St. Anthony's Hospital Jackson Street Miss Riddell J. Levy France W. D. DeGrassi Levy Nancy Texas FDR American Cranberry Exchange Dept West Broadway New York Ameng Brandville Asktor THE MobilOil McIlroy Harrison Kentucky Wonders Great West Flour Eeeee Magnolia Mobil Neine Mobil Mobil Products Freezone Mobil Family MONTE A Socony-Vacuum Company Nien Arta Alererarollre
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