Aluminum Hood Tops Milk Bottles At Amarillo Plant
Borden Company in Amarillo adopts aluminum hood tops for milk bottles to seal the pouring edge and prevent dust, germs, or dirt from entering. The covers are sized for the local plant, removable, and emphasize sanitary freshness without raising retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bord Company
Amarillo
Paul Edquist
Borden Company
Sorden’s
Boards of Health
Dairies
E . Edquist
Quist
Apartment Zone Rezone Approved at Public Hearing
Public hearing last night approved re zoning ef North Lincoln Street from residential to retail district with no protests against the change. A protest filed against re zoning 2201 Monroe Street to retail is under review by city manager H R Smith, who will verify protestor ownership percentages before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Ainst
Monroe
H. R. Smith
Wheat Trade Outlook From Amarillo Dealer Reports Global Shortage
Walter Barlow details wheat shipments to Puerto Rico and San Domingo, noting strong world demand despite propaganda. He cites shipments via Galveston and Montreal, questions Japan or China exports, and mentions price stability amid varied international agreements and rumors. The Panhandle faces uncertain export dynamics as war markets influence trade flows.
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Puerto Fco
San Domingo
Walter Tarlow
Mrrrey
Puerto Rico
Amarillo
Tor
Amariliot
Walter Barlow
Russia
Italy
Gerny
Ireland
Cuba
Holland
Panhandle
Japan
China
Galveston
Barlow
Northwest
Montreal
Canada
Bartow
United States
Mr. Barrie
Nive Uriiert
Elforglen Rmivers
Bruseta
United Ie
Panhandie
Markets Kansas City livestock and New Orleans cotton
Kansas City livestock report shows hogs top at 11.35 for 180 250 lb, good to choice. cattle and calves mixed with beef steers near 16.00 and cows around 4.50. lambs around 10.50. New Orleans cotton slips after early selling, futures opening higher but turning weaker with nearby positions down several points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Home Demonstration Agents Plan Exhibits for Tri-State Fair
Eleven of twelve district home demonstration agents announce plans for educational exhibits at the Tri-State Fair. Exhibits include small frame gardens kitchen conveniences 4 H girls lightweight bedding home storage vegetables model kitchen running water and best county fair exhibits. District No 1 in Texas home demonstration work under Miss Ruby Mashburn at Texas A and M College.
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Sherman County
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Ochiltree
Wortha Tarter
Gray
Julian
Kelley
Childress
Margie Lyon
Collingsworth
Margaret Moser
Wheeler
Dalton Burleson
Moore
Marie Ludwick
Hutchinson
Lucile Chance
Randall
Frances Wilroy
Hemphill
Sadie Lee Oliver
Carson
Bernice Westbrook
Potter
Miss Lakey
Texas
Ruby Mashburn
Texas A, & M College
New York Hotel Man Visits Here
John R. Stubblefield assistant sales manager of the Hotel New Yorker in New York City and his wife visited Amarillo last night to meet customers and Texas guests. The couple then departed by automobile for Wichita Fort Worth Dallas Tulsa Oklahoma City and Kansas City. Stubblefield oversees hotel sales from New York and represents eight other hotels in the East and Midwest. He was born and raised in Texas and said it feels right to be back where people talk openly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stubblefield
New Yorker
New York City
Amarillo
Texas
Wichita
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Stubblefield
New York
East
Middlewest
Lewis Maas Dies Suddenly at Home
Amarillo carpenter Lewis Frederick Christian Maas aged 54 died suddenly at his home 823 South Georgia Street at 8 this morning. He lived in Amarillo 13 years and is survived by his widow two daughters Lorenaa Edwina a sister Mrs Emma Buhr of Platteville Wis and a brother Charles Maas of Platteville Wis. He belonged to Line Avenue Baptist Church. Boxwell Brothers to handle funeral arrangements. Also noted will attend a state agents meeting in College Station Sept 6-10.
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Lewis Frederick Christian Maas
Amarillo
South Georgia Street
Maas
Lorenaa Edwina
Emma . Buhr
Platteville
Wis
Charles Maas
Line Avenue
Boxwell Brothers
Flanders Railroading Figure Dies After Illness
Flanders, once a glamorous railway figure who trained workers to meet schedules, died after a brief illness. He had shown health decline over the past year but remained alert. Survived by three daughters and two sons, including Mrs. H. L. Hall of Montrose Cole and R. F. Flanders at East Tenth Avenue. Mrs. Flanders died about ten years ago. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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H. L. Hall
Montrose
Cole
R. J. Guillan
Sand Springs
Okla
R. L. Stroud
Arch Road
H. G. Flanders
Pierce Street
R. F. Flanders
East Tenth Avenue
Sino-Jap Policy Shapes Soviet Tolerance in North China
A diplomatic expert notes that Soviet rule in Eastern Siberia will hinge on Japanese tolerance after Japan stabilizes its control in North China. The observation suggests a broader strategic balancing act as Tokyo consolidates its position in the region.
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Siberia
China
Mrs Sallie Sparks Services Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie Sparks age 48 who died from injuries after an automobile accident two weeks ago will be held tomorrow afternoon. Roxwell Brothers are in charge of arrangements at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. BR. Robinson, 817 Russell Street. She is survived by her husband J J Sparks two daughters Mrs. Dosa Thompson of Amarillo and Mrs. G. Morris of Friona and a son Jesse Sparks.
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Sallie Sparks
W. BR. Robinson
Russell Street
Roxwell Brothers
Sparks
Mra. Sparks
J J Sparks
Mra. Dosa Thompson
Amarillo
G. Morris
Friona
Jesse Sparks
Maxfield Drug Co Applies for Retail Liquor Permit
The Texas Liquor Control Act notice lists Maxfield Drug Co owner H G Maxfield as applying for a Retail Liquor Permit to operate at 904 Polk St in Amarillo Texas. Public notice is filed under Section 10 of House Bill No 77.
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Texas Liquor Centre
Polk St
Amarillo
Texas
Maxfield Drug CO
H. G. Maxfield
KGNC Air Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
The listing details KGNC radio programming across Wednesday evening and Thursday day parts, naming programs such as News Commentary The American Scene Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Your Hit Parade and The Panhandle Cowboy, with NBC network shows including Cecil Golly's Orchestra and Andy Kirk's Orchestra.
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Irma Glen
NBC
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Institute Human Relations
Earl Browder
Bill Wilson
Jean Sabion
Modern String Orchestra
Melodeers
George Quillan
American Legion
Uncle Ezra
Russ Morgan
Cecil Golly
Andy Kirk
Sky Pilot
Breakfast Club of the Air
Sons of the West
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Bennett & Wolverine
Red & White
Kay White
National Farm and Home Hour
Butternut Bakers
Levy
Ma Perkins
Betty
Bob
the Guiding Light
Archer Gibson
Institute of Human Relations
Oriental Gardens Orchestra
Taxes continuation shows city water department revenue
Revenue figures continue on page one noting the water department and overall city finances. The detailed totals include a substantial available amount, highlighting fiscal movements and funding allocations affecting public works.
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Ous
Water Department
Narrowing Fortune Claimants Thins Field to 131
New York Sept 1 Today the claimant pool for Mrs Ida Ellen Wood fortune fell from 1093 to 131 after Surrogate James A Foley disallowed 406 Mayfield clan claims from several southern states. He called kinship tests premissous and probed Wood birth to Thomas Walsh and Anne Crawford of Oldham England.
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New York
Ida Ellen Wood
Herald Square
James A. Foley
Mayfield
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
Mayfields
Wood
Walsh
Foley
Thomas Walsh
Welsh
Anne Crawford
Oldham
Lancaster
England
Amarillo meeting urged on water program and budget hearing
A water conservation meeting in Amarillo drew emphasis on the program’s value to the region and nation. Delegations from Gray and Wheeler counties exceed 50 and 40 respectively, with a 10:30 start at the Herring Hotel and a barbecue at noon on Jack Hall's ranch. The five state meeting will reconvene at 2:30 pm, with governors, senators, congressmen and officials invited. Tickets: 1,000 barbecue tickets limited. Amarillo members receive complimentary tickets. Budget hearing for the water program will be held in the city hall council chamber.
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Conservation Group
Panhandle
Gray County
McCarty
C. H. Walker
Sherman White
Garnett Reeves
Chamber of Commerce
Ivy Duncan
Wheeler County
Herring Hotel
Jack Hall
Mr. Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Rites for George B Adams 75 Scheduled This Afternoon
Last rites for George B Adams 75 year old contractor who died at his home on Tuesday morning will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock from the Griggs Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery with pallbearers named as Phelps W F McBroome FB A Brizendine Bob Purcell Bill Conner and Dean Hunnicutt.
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George B. Adams
North
McMasters Street
Griggs
Llano Cemetery
Phelps
W. F. McBroome
FB. A. Brizendine
Bob Purcell
Bill Conner
Dean Hunnicutt
244 New Autos Registered Here
New automobile registrations in Potter County for August exceeded the previous year by 53 and pushed the 1937 total to 1,930 cars. August registrations were 244 versus 191 last August, with eight months totaling 1,930 compared to 1,856 in 1936.
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Potter County
No Housewe and the Lack of Ads in Town
A local man Sin gleton Sullenberger recalls moving to the area and finding scarce housing. He notes a vacant house with a for rent sign attracting many lookers, while rental agencies offer the same reply: no soap. A rental agent shares a brief, humorous anecdote about the housing shortage.
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Singleton Sullenberger
Amarillo Rental Boom Sparks Housing Crunch
The article notes a sharp rise in people moving to Amarillo, causing a severe housing shortage. Reasons cited include population growth, improved business, and limited new rental construction over the past decade. Demand has outpaced supply as families seek homes despite high costs and desert heat.
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Vinal
Sayig
Globe and News Office
Shanghai
Amarillo
Houston
Downstate
Dr. Tugwell
Commission Renews Audit Contract With D A Winn
By resolution the city commission last night renewed an agreement with Dempsey A Winn public accountant to conduct the annual audit of the municipality funds. The contract limits cost to 1400 dollars. One annual audit was completed recently.
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City Commission
Dempsey A. Winn
Public Accountnt
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Metal Seals
EA. Pierce Co
Wheaton High
Pierce & Co
Arkansas
Electric Bond
Bhareth
Gulf
Humble Oil
Sunray
United Gas Corp
Hecla
E Pierce & Co
Amer Loco
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer al Mills
Amer Te & Tel
Armour & Co
Atchison
Chi
Rock Island & Pac
Atiy Lee
Firestone Saetees
Motors Gen
Ilette Razor
Tidailie Hershey
Uudaon
Marveute
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Texas RR
Mina & Texas Fa
Montgomery
Murray
Nash Kelvinator
Pow & Light
Centra
North American Aviation
Obie Steel
Hk Repu
Shy St
Josepn Ah
Mae Buck
Sonny v
Aecuie
South Pao
Southern Railway
Shebae
Tandard Brandes
Warner
Aor
Haty
Tesas
Svifur
Texas Pac Coal & Oflobe
Mata Tide Water Assn
Trans Americe Sy
Hompaon Starrett
Exas Cult
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Carp Bet
Vay
United Gas
Steel Bros
Warner Western Onion
Woolworth Aay
Lewis Maas
FE. R. Duke
Pauline Lokey
College Station
Flanders
Murry Watts
KGNC
Rend
Lata le
N. S. Griggs & Sons
N.s.grimgs'& Sons Funeral Directors
Eighth and Fillmore Sts
Amerillo, Texas
the Panhandle
Windsor
Setowtat D
Veel
Ths Fk
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