Oil Decrease in U S Shown in New Report
United Press reports an 11 777 barrel drop in the U S daily crude production for last week. Seminole rose to 422 665 barrels while Oklahoma slid to 768 205 barrels. West Texas gained to 216 918 barrels. Total U S daily average 2 464 495 barrels. Light oil recovery up 3 602 barrels.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Seminole
Oklahoma
West Texas
Mid-Continent
California
Lions Club aids crippled children clinic efforts
Miss Duncan lauds local physicians cooperation in aiding needy crippled children. A boy will travel to Oklahoma City for a minor operation funded by the Lions Club, which pledges to cover expenses the family cannot meet. The nurse contacts families and reports are updated daily.
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Miss Duncan
Oklahoma City Hospital
Lions Club Fund
Oklahoma City
Chest Drive Promotes Yearlong Subscriptions
The appeal urges supporters to contribute through quarterly payments, suggesting many can afford 62.50, or 25 yearly in installments. It emphasizes expanding the donor base beyond single lump sums and promotes subscriptions over one-time gifts.
Old in Years Diet Copy Promotes Pape's Diapepin
An old advertisement extols PaPpe's Diapepsin as a remedy for sour stomach and acid indigestion. It claims relief from bloating and drowsiness, restoring appetite and a firm complexion. The copy targets readers seeking youthful vitality through improved digestion.
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PaPpe
iWon
Htta Pane
Erasmus Tack Seeks Laughs and Love in Texas Pop Sheet
A humorist persona named Erasmus Tack voices doubt about public speaking while recounting drafts of a book and dedication to his wife O W. He jokes about marriage, gender roles, and Texas lore, then notes charity events by automobile dealers raising funds for crippled children plus a Community Chest critique and rising leather prices.
Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a scalp treatment that neutralizes acidity and dissolves dandruff. It claims to improve hair softness shine and waving ability with occasional drops and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Amarillo Seed Company Warns Against Herbae Mira Seed
A letter and Nebraska Agriculture report warn readers about the Herbae Mira grass seed scam. Traveling Nebraska agents push the mixture, which analyses show to be mainly Italian and perennial rye grass. The seed sells for high prices but offers little turf value, according to tests and state officials.
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Nebraska Department of Agriculture
U. S. Steel Testing Laboratory
Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
One Day's Pay drive criticized by Gertrude Wallace
In Amarillo a letter from Gertrude Wallace denounces the One Day's Pay campaign as coercive and classbiased. She argues giving should be voluntary and according to means, condemning corporate pressure and suggesting dignity for donors and nondonors alike.
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Johnnie
Dear Tack I Praise Them Texans Author
A reader writes to praise Tack Texans writing and compares it to his father’s book The Story of a Country Town. The letter notes enjoyment and a hint of suspense while urging Tack to stay true in his work.
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Tack
Quiet Colorado coal fields end hectic day
After a day of unrest at the Columbine mine, sporadic sniping at National Guard outposts was the only notable incident in the northern field. Governor Adams warned he would deploy troops to the southern field if needed amid a fatal battle toll and awaiting coroner inquests.
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Colorado
National Guard
Columbine Mine
Adams
Jerry Davis
Frederick
George Koviteh
Erie
Rene Jacques
Louisville
Longmont
John Eastenes
Nick Spanadakhis
Lafayette
Eastenes
Spanudakhis
J. A. Weaver
Weld County
Greeley
A. E. Howe
Boulder County
Romans
Loveland
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Coolidge Expected to Refuse Coal Strike Mediation
President Coolidge is expected to reject labor officials' plea for White House mediation in the bituminous coal strike. He believes a conference would be useful only if both sides show a readiness to arbitrate, a spokesman said.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Callahan to Meet Fields in Non-title Clash
Mushy Callahan world junior welterweight champion will face challenger Jackie Fields in a ten round bout at Los Angeles tonight. The fight does not carry the world title, but aims to settle the long standing feud between the two fighters.
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Callahan
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mushy Callahan
Jackie Fields
Rock Island Announces Chicago Fare for Exposition Trip
The Rock Island offers round trip fare to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition from November 26 to December 8. The open rate is one third for the round trip with selling dates from November 23 to 26 and a final return limit of December 6.
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Rock Island
Chicago
Girl Vindicated Over Hair Policy At English Shoe
A British judge ruled in favor of a girl who was apprenticed to a dressmaker that forbade cropped hair. She claimed she cut her hair by doctor’s order with parental consent and was ordered to resign. The court ordered reinstatement, affirming a girl’s right to hair freedom.
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England
Husted Bets on Victory at Pitch
Mrs Husted writes she and the team are betting on success, expressing confidence in an eventual win. Her note closes with encouragement and trust in the players.
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Mrs. Husted
Arkansas Echoes and Fort Worth Bond Hope
A reader from Arkansas defends Arkansans and recalls a muddy village incident while vouching for Arkansas characters. The letter notes Fort Worth residents petitioning a bond election of 250000 dollars to landscape public school grounds as part of city growth.
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Dea
Fort Worth
Thwarted Appeal in New York Murder Case
Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray lost their final bid for life as the New York Court of Appeals denied their appeal from conviction for the murder of Albert Snyder. The defendants argued joint trial prejudiced their rights, seeking separate trials instead.
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Pye
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Mia
Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Court of Appeals
Albert Snyder
Mantell Must Be Beat First, Says Bylund in Wrestling Show
Sergeant Bylund, Minnesota wrestling star, demands a win over Dutch Mantell before challenging the Japanese champion. He aims to beat Mantell next Friday then pursue the Jap’s belt, with Matty Matsuda also in a preliminary bout. Guthrie will introduce Osage Indian Chief Po Tah Ka as curtain raiser.
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Sergeant Bylund
Minnesota
Joe Kopecky
Amarillo
Dutch Mantell
Mantell
Matty Matsuda
Bylund
Guthrie
Po-Tah-Ka
Kopecky
Sudden End of Dempsey Kearns Suit Sparks Debate
New York reports that the Dempsey Kearns legal battle ended abruptly in Newark with both sides claiming a form of victory. Kearns says fouling tactics cost him, while Dempsey contends he never had a chance to fight and would return for another round if urged.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Broadway
Dempsey-Kearns
Newark
Dempsey
Chicago
Kearns
Tack's Program for a Bigger, Better Amarillo
A historic reading lists municipal goals for Amarillo including lower utility rates, more parks and trees, expanded transit and roads, public pool, lake access, and tighter traffic controls. It advocates uniform city improvements, improved livability, and attracting new industries while easing costs for residents.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
When She Is Away The House Feels Quiet And Lonesome
A poem notes how absence makes chairs and books lose their charm and a stranger’s gaze hints at happiness nearby while the speaker hears no sighs, lamenting empty rooms and the trailing grace of a departed presence.
Market roundups show varied livestock and commodities activity
Hogs and cattle markets across Kansas City East St Louis and Oklahoma City report mixed demand with top hogs around 8.86 to 9.00 and cattle gains modest. Wheat, corn, and oats remained steady with slight shifts. New Orleans cotton opened weak, later steadier, while bar silver and selected stocks moved on early trade.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
The
Cotton Market Opens Easier with Early Losses and Slow Trade
In New York on November 22 the cotton market opened easy with declines of 18 to 19 points and early months down 16 to 22 points amid selling from yesterday's buyers and southern sellers. By mid-morning some recovery occurred as trade bought and covered, but activity remained thin and the tone steadied. December liquidation continued mainly in switches with little price change, while January and May hovered around modest losses before mid-day.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Associated Press
Congress
Baldwin
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Hupp Motors
Montgomery Ward
Qurely
Maine
Jersey Central
Southern
Adams Dies at Home in Oklahoma City Lineage
Mrs Maggie Adams 665 wife of George M Adams died yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock in the family home 502 West Twentieth street She is survived by her husband a son R W Adams a daughter Miss Eunice Adams of Amarillo and another daughter Mrs Varnell of Oklahoma City She was a member of the Methodist church Burial will be with N S Griggs and Sons to Ardmore Oklahoma Big Peter England's third largest bell has been returned to York Minster after a recast It stands eight feet high and weighs nearly 11 tons.
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Amarillo Hotel
O. W
QO. W
Russell
Congress
Thomson
Labrador
C. W
Erasmus Tack
Arkansas
Dea
Texas
Goldarn
Maggie Adams
George M. Adams
Fami
West Twentieth Street
England
Big Peter
York Minster
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