Prairie Chicken Run and a Jack Named for Tack in Panhandle
The writer, with Dwight New and George Maggard, hunted prairie chickens along the Washita in Hemphill County, killing 14 birds. He recounts flank training, praises Herefords owned by R. T. Alexander, and notes prairie chickens are diminishing as hunting increases. He reveals that rancher H. M. Ramp has named a jackass after him, and describes Ramp’s ranch and views on future oil or gas fields near Canadian and Amarillo.
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Dwight Newby
George Maggard
Washita
Hemphill County
R. T. Alexander
Old Tack
Kernel Erasmus Rockus Eberfield Tack
H. M. Ramp
Texas
Washits
Anna- Tillo
Jack
Canadian
Amarillo
Ramp
Mr. Maggard
Mr. Newby
Alexander
Rotary
John Isaacs
Alexander Ranch
Mrs. Isaacs
Henry Ansley
Pom-Pom Missing Reward Offered for Return
Pom-Pom a one year old black Pomeranian belonging to Miss Betty McIntosh of 1704 Lincoln is missing. A reward will be paid for Pom-Pom with an additional $2 offered for the return by E. R. T. and contact via telephone 2 2036.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McIntosh
Lincoln
Pom
Free To Women Offer Promises Free Glandular Treatment
An advertisement claims a new glandular treatment lowers ovarian pains and other female complaints. Dr. DePew offers a free full dollar treatment postpaid for thirty days to any woman who writes, with 1,000 free doses set aside this month. Postcard requests to a Kansas City address promise plain wrap mailing and no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePew
Kansas City
Ramp Ranch Poised for Hunters While Hemphill County Hosts Guests
A rambling account describes ranch life with warnings about heavy hunting pressure on prairie chickens and cautions about protecting land. The narrator meets locals including G H McReynolds and Mrs Alexander with Tack the German police dog, and plans Rotary visits in Canadian, Texas.
Reward for Return of Jack Dog Missing in Action
Billy Gene McCully asks help to locate his coal black dog named Jack with four white feet and white stockings. Call 287 if you have information for a reward, with an additional $2.00 from E. R. T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Billy Gene McCully
Lost traveling bag offered reward near Santa Fe station
A black traveling bag lost between Santa Fe station and The Globe News office. It contained pictures from Carlsbad and ladies' clothing. A $2 reward is offered for its return. call 2008 B Monroe Street or phone 6502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Globe News
Carlsbat
Monroe Street
Reward for Pointer Pup Lost by Mrs Everley
Mrs L L Everley of 711 Forest Street reports a lost female pointer puppy about four months old with white and liver markings. A reward of three dollars is offered, with an additional two dollars possible from E R T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Everley
Panhandle Texas Booms as Hemphill laud grows
A Panhandle enthusiast extols Hemphill County prosperity and fast growth from Amarillo to Allison, noting rising real estate values, widespread new building, and a six month subscription pitch. He urges Amarillo residents to explore the Panhandle, warning against missing the current land boom and future regrets.
Palo Duro Baptist Association Holds Thirtieth Sixth Annual Meet
More than 300 church workers, laymen and pastors attend the Palo Duro Baptist Association's thirty sixth annual two day convention in Borger. W H Fuqua of Amarillo acts as moderator and Rev A F Johnson delivers welcome addresses. The annual sermon is given by Rev C A Thomas of Claude with Rev D D Sumrall and Rev W C Garret presiding. Luncheon is served at noon and delegates tour Borger by automobile this afternoon.
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Globe
Borger
The
Palo Duro Baptist Association
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo
J. E. Nunn
Panhandle
A. F. Johnson
Glenn A. Pace
C. A. Thomas
Claude
D. D. Sumrall
W. C. Garret
Chamber of Commerce
Tri-State Fair set promises two day show in Amarillo
Morning at the Tri-State fair office in the Amarillo hotel building outlines 25 and 50 cent reserved parking by firemen. Free parking spans over 2,500 spaces with grandstand tickets at 1 dollar going on sale at the fair office Wednesday. Admission to the port is free but grandstand demand is high as only 1,250 seats are available daily. Parking and concessions are run by the Tri-State Fair association. Pilots from five states expected to participate in the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Association
Midwest death toll rises with regional totals and local tragedies
A statewide death tally shows Wisconsin one death and Illinois twenty eight as the Midwest totals reach forty. The report lists New York ten, Pennsylvania one, New England nine, and multiple Western and Pacific states with several fatalities. A Chicago group drowns in Long Lake after an overloaded boat capsizes. a husband in Billings shoots his wife and three relatives before killing himself. A Boone Iowa man kills his wife and daughter then dies by his own hand amid financial worry. Three fatal airplane crashes occur in Oklahoma California and Rhode Island, with a Buffalo stuntman killed when his parachute fails.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Middlewest
New York State
Pennsylvania
New England
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Mountain District
California
Washington
Chicago
Long Lake
Waukegan
Ill
Billings
Mont
Frank Pestotnik
Boone
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Buffalo
Van Cleave Infant Dies in Pleasant Valley
Lowell Donald Van Cleave Jr. two month old son of Mr and Mrs Lovell Van Cleave of Pleasant Valley died in a local hospital at 6 this morning. He is survived by his parents two sisters Helen Margaret 10 and Betty Jo 5. The body is at Boxwell Bros Funeral Home pending arrival of relatives and funeral plans.
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Lowell Donald van Cleave, Jr
Lowell van Cleave
Pleasant Valley
Helen Margaret
Betty Jo
Boxwell Bros. Funeral
Five Paving Bids Set for Tonight’s City Meeting
The city commission will open five paving bids in a session likely to cover 52 blocks. Projects include West Third Avenue from Van Buren to McMaster, with a section near the Washinton Hayden area reserved for an underpass via private arrangement with the Rock Island Railway. Additional streets listed include South Lipscomb, North Taylor, West Fifteenth, and South Van Buren. A bid hearing also covers the Thirty-third Street outlet for the Alice Landergin School from Polk to Taylor.
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West Third Avenue
van Buren
McMaster
Washington
Hayden
Rock Island Railway
South Lipscomb
North
Taylor
West Fifteenth
Western
Hillcrest
South
Alice Landergin
Polk
Panhandle booster folder highlights Amarillo’s promise
The Amarillo chamber of commerce publishes a booster folder titled The Capital of Its Own Empire in the Texas Panhandle. It extols Rail wholesale and retail, finances, transport, and local resources with data on location population schools churches parks payrolls and more. Over 10,000 copies were printed and are free to the public, with a map of trade towns, railways, and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Two Stray German Police Dogs Questioned in City
A. H. Dunn reports two silver colored German police dogs, a mother and her pup, visiting his home at 1701 West Eighth Ave. on Sunday noon and staying overnight. He asks for their rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
A. H. Dunn
West Eighth Av
Honest Man Finds Watch at the Races
Floyd Johnson of 1808 Fourth Street telephoned today to report he found an Elgin 15 jewel watch at the races and is eager to return it to its rightful owner. his number is 20744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Fourth Street
Doc Carter in Gray County cow theft chase near Pampa
Clifton Carter known as Doc, a cattle disease expert and cattlemen helper, was confronted by a Gray County posse led by the sheriff while resting in a pasture 15 miles north of Pampa. Carter and Dr Moody were awakened by inbound headlights and questioned about trespass and potential rustling. The incident turned tense but ended without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
West Texas
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
de. W. R. Moody
Pampa
Dr. Moody
Gray County
Reward for Lost Traveling Bag Between Hayden Street and Denver Depot
A black traveling bag containing ladies and men's wearing apparel is missing between Hayden Street and the Denver depot. A reward will be paid on return to Mrs J B Linn at 1407 Hayden Street. Contact Mrs Linn by telephone at 4236. ward of $2-E, R. T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Street
Denver Depot
J. B. Linn
Police Signal Plan Aims at Citywide Warning Lights
Durham outlines a plan to present to the city commission to install several conspicuous red lights in strategic spots including a water tower. Chief McDowell proposes warning lights to alert patrols of prowlers via flashing signals and telephones boxes to track officers and stolen cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
McDowell
Amarillo
Britain vows Palestine pledge despite Arab offensives
A letter from Lord Balfour promises Britain will not abandon its Palestine pledge. London reports large Arab columns crossing the Syrian frontier to strike Zionist forces, but a defense with British planes and air bombardment is expected to deter them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Balfour
Great Britain
Palestine
London
Simpson and Thompson to Join Reserves
Mayor Ernest C. Thompson and Ethan Allen Simpson applied today for Amarillo Officers Reserve Corps membership. Captain Harry Foster, in charge, aims to organize regular meetings by mid month. He reports 86 local members inactive. Borger's 54 and Shamrock's 40 ranks cited for active work.
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Ernest C. Thompson
Ethan Allen Simpson
Amarillo
Officers Reserve Corps
Harry Foster
Organized Reserve
Foster
Panhandle
Borger
Shamrock
Miss Smith to Open School of Kindergarten
Miss Isabelle Smith will open a kindergarten at Alice Landergin school starting September 9. A Baylor College and Southwestern Seminary graduate with two years of teaching, she invites eligible parents to call for appointments and visit the rooms for inspection and registration this week from 9 am to 4 pm. Charges of attempted robbery with firearms filed against P T Atkins for forcing Sam Pelg to write a $130 junk-load check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Smith
Alice Landergin
Miss Smith
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
Southwestern Seminary At
Fort Worth
Alice Landergin School
P. T. Atkins
Houston Street
Sam Pelg
Air Features and Orchestras Across Radio Chains
Radio schedule lists 10.00 bill Scotti and His Dance Orchestra and Edwin Frarko Goldman Band Concert with multiple stations. Soprano Marjorie Horton appears at 7 00 with KDKA and WJR KYW KWK WREN, followed by Minstrels and Syncomatics Orchestra with several station carries.
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Bill Scotti
KSD Wow
WSM
WJZ
New York
NBC Chain
Edwin Frarko Goldman
KDKA
WJR
WLW
KYW
KWK
Wren
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WMC
WSB
WJAX
Marjorie Horton
Ales
Green Case to Jury on Truck Theft
Jack Greene faced a district court trial for stealing a loaded produce truck from an Amarillo firm. The jury began deliberating at noon with no verdict by early afternoon. Greene said intoxication night of the theft, claiming he drove off the truck unintentionally. The truck was found near Clarendon after officers shot two tires during pursuit. He also faces an Armstrong County trial for an alleged attack on a Washburn filling station proprietor.
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Jack Greene
Amarillo
Greene
Clarendon
Armstrong County
Washburn
Walker Scott Funeral Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Walker Scott age 68 of 400 Van Buren Street who died Sunday at 8 p m will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at N S Griggs and Sons chapel Rev W C Rose officiating with burial in Llano Cemetery He is survived by his widow and one brother Ed Scott of Denison Pallbearers named F S Wallace G H Withers J E Skelton E L Jones A A Arendt and W Sutton
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Walker Scott
van Buren Street
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Ed Scott
Denison
W. C. Rose
Llano
F. S. Wallace
G. H. Withers
J. E. Sk
Vernon Williams Opens New Branch in Oklahoma City
Vernon Williams company opens a new Oklahoma City branch serving as state headquarters for builders' supplies. Owners O. V. Vernon and Jim Williams announce the expansion to serve contractors and builders statewide.
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Vernon-Williams Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
O. V. Vernon
Jim Williams
Markets Open With Steady Livestock and Cotton Activity
Fort Worth and Kansas City livestock markets report steady to firm cattle hog and calf prices with top hogs reaching around 10.75 to 11.15 and cattle in the 12.25 to 16.25 range for various weights. The New Orleans cotton market opened steady, then rose on bullish crop estimates and private yield forecasts.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City
Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Carolina
New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
U. S. Freight
Continental Insurance
Goodyear Rubber
R. N. Macy
Continental Can
American Can
Katy
Common
Westinghouse Electric
Anaconda
American
Kennecott
American Water Works
Public Service of
New Jersey
North American
Radio
International Telephone
Chesapeake & Ohio
General American
Curious Case of the Silver Cup
A wandering man finds a silver cup on a slag heap and claims it. An officer and townspeople dispute ownership with the thief jailed while the true owner admits he threw the cup away. The piece ends with a playful verdict that there is a curious case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Wheat futures rise as markets open on bull crops signals
Wheat futures open higher aided by Liverpool prices while south hemisphere crop news stays grim. Corn and oats rise modestly as butter and eggs stay firm and stocks advance in New York led by utilities and industrials.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Australia
Argentina
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Carl
Sid Nolan
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Parker Hanna
Amarillo News-Globe
Hopkins Ranch
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Allison
Frank Begert
New Mexico
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C.C
Clifton Carter
Italy
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Mohammed
Vernon-Williams
Oe J USA
Tmne
General Ry
Godyear
Glidden Graham Paige
Great West Sugar
General Milla
Hudson Motors
Yiupp Motors
Minors Central
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
John Mansville
Jordan Motors
Kelly Springfield
Kenny Co
Kolster Radio
Kennecott Copper
Ceeeeee Lima
Lowe's Inc
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Moon Motors
Montgomery Ward
Missouri Pacific
Issesseeeee
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Cveeee National Dairy Products National Cash Register
National Biscut Kresge Co
Nash Motors
National Power
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Bay Nevada
Ceeesseeeseeveersee
Otis Steel
Ceenass
Vierce Arrow
Purity Bakery
N ¥ Packard
Pullman
Pennsylvania Radio
Republic Iron
Remington Rand
Red Keith Orpheum Stewart Warner
St. Joseph Lead
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Studebaker
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Seneca Copper
Southern Pacific RR
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Ooo
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Alee
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England
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A. M. Byers
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American Sugar
Associated Dry Goods
American Tobacco
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
Burroughs
Bucyrus
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Arizo
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Cerro de Pasco
Columbia Gas
Cri&p
Chie
Mil & St. P
Congoleum
Continental Motor
Canadian Pacific
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Sevcee Vacecsans
Columbia Graph Co
Tee
Curtiss Aero
Y. Davidson
Beacon
Seeese Barnsdall Corp
Houston
Independent Oil & Gas
Mexican Seaboard
Louisiana Steee
Royal Dutch
Ane
Sinclair O. Wee Simms Ate
Sheil Union - Ay
Skelly
Calif
Texas Pacific Land & Trust
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Texas Corp
Tidewater Association
White Eagle
Y Phillips
Pan
Pan American
Producers
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prairie Pipeline
Continent Oil
Dein Peaseee
Victor
Panhandle Music Co
Dial
Joy Road
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