Red Cross enrollments top 1 700 in Potter County drive
Potter County Red Cross Chapter reports 1 700 members, 550 below quota. Filings list many donors giving dollar memberships including G R Miller W W Rusk G A Woods Golden Bear Cafe Don C Cabrahan Capitol Hotel and dozens more, with names spanning residents and local businesses.
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Potter County
Red Cross Chapter
G. R. Miller
W. W. Rusk
G. A. Woods
Golden Bear Cafe
Don C. Cabrahan
Capitol Hotel
Eunice Castleman
Viola Ballard
Patching
F. H. Thompson
Elizabeth Nixson
Eva Patching
E. H. Thompson
Augustine Greening
Ruth Driskill
Stella Driskill
Ethel] Wells
Pearl Miller
H. R. Smith
J. H. Baker
C. B Farmer
Rob’t Franklin
Arthur Walker
McIver Daniel
D. Hill
A. E. Drake
Tom Seay
Amarillo Tire Co
Daisy Person
Kathleen Brown
Ida B. Roos
C. L. Jenkins
R. R. Winnegham
S. FE. Draper
F Ross
Gillespie
W. D. Sides
Prank McMillan
Erin Blevins
N. L. Davis
Faye Darten
Gordon Williams
R. W. Holman
W. A. Keeney
Bill Stouse
Joe Doss
Bill Denney
C. E. Atterberry
Russell Neely
Buster Shepherd
G. E
Boby Adkison
M. H. Jenkins
Mont Hare
R. J. Garver
C. S. Riddlespaugh
Eakle McGee
Wm. Darrah
R. A. Goard
Beaumont Stinnett
R. L. Thomas
F. E. Smith
A. F. Cox
J. W. Harris
R. D. Freeman
Wm. Clifton
L. A. Brown
Jas Sherill
W. C. Poughty
Jack Lambsfarel
R. L. Dever
R. W. Miller
J. Bausbum
E. H. Tomlinson
E. H. Aderton
H. B. Cook
L. A. Minton
L. W. Rice
Reta Smith
Miss Lizzie Wasson
O. E. Moore
T. C. Manuly
F. A. Crowley
Dr. Nan Gilkerson
Adrean Walker
J. L. Payne
M. V. Davis
P. S. Bailey
W. J. van London
B. C. Rogers
R. M. Strode
F. H. Howard
W. P. Matthews
L. Riner
R. S. Reeves
H. W. Moore
Mrs. M. C Maxwell
E. E. Goff
J. W. Barrow
Frank Kasuya
Geo. O. Gall
W. H. Gill
Geo. T. Harrel
P. H. Norman
D. O. Kretz
E. L. Prichard
S. H. Land
Otis O. Clark
Hugh Umphres
C. W. Baynham
Fred Jon
Carlos Jones
Tom Wright
B. Gunn
Murray Britt
Gladys Page
Mollie Latham
W. R. Hilliard
J. H. Mott
Frank Adkisson
Joe Miller
Sam Walton
C. Thurman
Ray McCullough
N. O. Glenn
E. C. Seaman
C. B. Johnson
Will M. Benton
M. K. Wetson
J. L. McCormick
H. W. Budke
S. G. Stockton
A. L. Moore
Amelietta Driscoll
Hazel Miser
F. E. Miller
FPF
G. Pearce
B. F. Fullerton
J. R. Allen
J. E. Kidd
R. E. Wertz
Wm. Wright
Ed E. Kral
J. Roy Reed
H. E. Jenkins
M. A. Stucker
Morris Bean
E. O. Bateman
E. S. Col
Jack Hotman
Grady Duniven
D. F P. Carlton
W. McGowan
T. M. Anderson
Earl A. Shields
Wm. S. Smith
Silureu Vazquez
Geo. W. Gambrill
W. O. Hanshaw
J. R. Darma
J. C. Eller
Geo. H. O'Brien
Taxpayers urged to pay first tax installment by Thursday
Taxpayers have three days left to pay the first installment of 1933 taxes. Thursday is the deadline for State, county, school and city taxes. Amarillo adopts a split tax payment plan for the first time, and all tax collecting agencies anticipate a last minute rush to avoid penalties.
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Cty of
Amarillo
Railroads and the promise of progress across communities
The article recalls how railroads spurred growth by expanding markets and linking communities to national and world networks. It notes postwar burdens and calls for a liberal, revitalizing approach to rail service, alongside reports on Santa Fe concerts and railroad personnel moves. It also covers limited track abandonment, freight trends, and regulatory actions affecting lines like St Louis-San Francisco.
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St. Louise
A. A. Berle
RFC
Washington
St. Louis
Railroad Men and Officials Amid Disputes Across States
Charles Marshall of Fort Worth dies of a heart attack after a severe cold and ten days at home. A. B. Ross, longtime Missouri Pacific conductor, dies in Texarkana and is credited with bringing the first Little Rock Texarkana passenger run in 1873. President Roosevelt names a three person mediation board over railroad labor disputes, the second such panel in two days following a Southern Pacific case. London council reports 26,000 homes but many remain inadequately housed in the metropolis.
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Charles Marshall
Fort Worth
Denver
A. B. Ross
Missouri Pacific
Texarkana
Little Rock
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Pacific
Brotherhood Organizations
Toys Are Donated To Fire Station Toy Shop
Central Fire Station at the city hall will host a toy repair shop where thousands of playthings will be restored for distribution to needy children at Christmas. Chief George B. Cooper urged Amarilloans to continue sending discarded toys as time is short.
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Santa Fe
Symphony
R. W. Prentice
Royal Livestock
Clovis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
C. M. Sargent
Central Fire Station
George B. Cooper
Federal Inspector At Pinkney Plant
Federal inspector at Pinkney Plant proposes minor changes to trigger federal inspection as part of a relief beef slaughtering program. The plan aims to simplify oversight while ensuring compliance with relief measures and safety standards.
Constipation can be overcome with gentle regulation
Medical authorities endorse Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative that regulates bowels in weeks without habit formation. It contains fresh herbs pepsin and senna, is safe for pregnant women and children, and offers measured dosing with no kidney irritation.
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Dr. Caldwell
Properly Prepared Liquid Laxatives Proved Effective
The column argues many suffer from false fears of weak bowels and promotes a three step plan using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the leading liquid laxative. It advises selecting a prepared liquid laxative, starting with a suitable dose, then gradually lowering it until bowels move naturally.
Pinkney Packing Plant Receives Federal Inspection
R. R. Pinkney reports immediate action at the Pinkney Packing Company's plant following a federal meat inspection by Dr. J. H. Kitzhofer. The inspector urged only minor changes, noting the move is tied to a government relief slaughtering program and not permanent federal inspection. Hopkins outlines plans to buy 30 Texas cattle to aid needy families with a $590,000 allocation. A Dominion buffalo herd from 1907 now numbers 16,000 head, mostly roaming Fort Smith area.
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Pinkney Packing Company
R. R. Pinkney
J. H. Kitzhofer
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry, Meat Inspection Division
Pinkney
Hopkins Aes
Texas
Dominion of Canada
Tablow
Mont
Fort Smit
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