Beer sale at Tri-State fair faces county vote
Potter County commissioners reconvene Thursday at 2 PM to discuss permitting 3.2 beer sales on the Tri-State fair grounds during the upcoming exposition. The issue hinges on a 1912 deed clause prohibiting vinous or malt beverages and the potential impact on fair revenues.
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Potter County
J. W. Crudgington
Fair Grounds
Tri-State Fair Association
St. Louis
Drudgington
Tri-State
City Proposes Beer Sale Ban On City Property
A report continues from page one noting a proposed prohibition on selling beer on city owned property. Beer license fees are set at 100 dollars for general distributors, 25 dollars for local distributors, 50 dollars for retailers, and 25 dollars for retailers selling beer in original packages for off premises use.
Mrs Myrtle Byrd of Dumas Dies in Hospital
Mrs Myrtle Byrd of Dumas died at 10 o'clock Thursday morning in St. Anthony's Hospital after a stay as a patient. Survivors include two daughters Ezila and Lanney, the mother Mrs Laura Mills, two brothers Que and Clayton, and two sisters Claudie and Ali Glee Mills. She was a church member. Body remains at Brothers' chapel.
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Myrtle Byrd
Dumas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ezila
Lanney
Laura Mills
Que
Clayton
Claudie
Ali Glee Mills
Byrd
L Brothers
Whitlow suffers leg fracture in auto crash
Whitlow of 1201 West Fifth Avenue sustained a fractured leg in a crash at Third Avenue Tyler Street late Wednesday. He is treated at Northwest Texas Hospital. Driver Mrs. Lela Mae Anderson of 2102 Monroe Street and witnesses H. H. Davenport of 1002 Madison Street and C. E. Burke of 82 Carolina Street are listed by police.
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A Whitlow
West
Fifth Avenue
Third Avenue
Tyler Street
Whitlow
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lela Mae Anderson
Monroe Street
H. H. Davenport
Madison Street
C. E. Burke
Carolina Street
Court Reporter Joe Witt Visits Amarillo on Assignment
Dalhart district court reporter Joe Witt visits Amarillo for a few days to prepare a court record. Witt formerly served with the 10th District Court.
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Joe Witt
Dalhart
Amarillo
Witterly
Help Wanted and Trade Offers in Tack Letters
A letter asks for housekeeping or child care work at 1111 Houston Street. A reader seeks laundry work in exchange for a bed and mattress at a reader address on South Roberts Street Route 2. A third note offers winter clothing in exchange for housework.
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Houston Street
South
Roberts Street
Route 2
Tack
Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad touts B. C. headache relief as safe and fast for violent headaches and nervous tension. It claims a pharmacist compound blends ingredients to ease headaches in minutes and also eases muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous stress without habit forming drugs. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages at drugstores.
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Warrants Issued Against Nudist Colony in Michigan
Nearly a score of warrants for indecent exposure were issued as Sheriff Fred W. Miller led a raid on the Sunshine Sports League in Valley township Allegan County. Two arrests were reported of Mr and Mrs Fred King of Kalamazoo Ann Arbor and Chicago. Children were present at the camp with colonists living in small screen walled cabins.
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Allegan
Mich
Fred W. Miller
Valley Township
Here
Sunshine Sports League
Miller
Swan Creek
Fred King
Kalamazoo
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Seafarer Plane Crash Victims Highlight British Flying Pair
Amy Mollison and her husband were celebrated as Britain's outstanding aviators after their London to New York non-stop attempt ended in tragedy in Connecticut. The couple had traveled from Kansas City, with Amy earning notice for her long run before the fatal crash. At Ama rillo a brief coffee shortage led to a sustenance delay as co pilot Simonds arranged a drink and a snack.
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New York
Britain
Amy
Kansas City
Amarillo
Simonds
Storm Rips Texas Coast Devastation and Relief Efforts
Rescue and relief crews mobilize as a storm wrecks Brownsville and Matamoros with widespread damage. Red Cross distributes bread and water while the government expands medical support and mobilizes soldiers. Citrus crops suffer catastrophic losses estimated over ten million dollars as towns like Point Isabel and San Benito endure extensive rebuilding.
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San Antonio
Harlingen
Red Cross
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Fort Sam Houston
Brownsville
Point Isabel
McAllen
San Benito
Mollison duo eye Baghdad flight in record attempt
Mrs. Mollison and her husband, amateur fliers, plan a 12 000 mile triangulated voyage from England to Bagdad then back, testing a new Dragon Moth airplane after the Seafarer loss. Morrison returns to England en route. weather and testing delay Bagdad hop.
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Atlantic
Bagdad
England
Morrison
New York
South Africa
South Atlantic
Britain
Cardui Praised For Run Down Condition By Woman
Miss Hazel Authement of Houma Louisiana says Cardui relieved her run down condition with side pains and nervousness. She saw her sister using Cardus and followed suit finding it helpful and recommends it to others. Cardui marketed as safe and wholesome for women of all ages and available at drug stores.
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Cardui
Hazel Authement
Houma
Cardus
Cuba Crisis Shows Army Divided Over Coup
Reports say Cuba ousted leadership faced a divided army and mass student and civilian militias armed with pistols rifles and machine guns. Impartial observers note uncertainty about success as factions debate restoring the De Cespedes government amid large ammunition issuance.
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ABC
OCRA
de Cespedes
Recheck City on NRA Pledges Friday
With renewed NRA drive, majors stage a city canvass Friday to renew consumer pledge signatures. A first canvass found many families absent. the re check aims to obtain every consumer signature. Friday meeting at NRA headquarters 514 Taylor Street.
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NRA
Taylor Street
Byrd Plans Two Year Antarctic Expedition With Large Team
Byrd outlined plans for a major Antarctic voyage with about 40 crew members ready for a two year exile from America. He expected extensive scientific results on weather in South America and worldwide, plus discoveries including a possible new continent and mapping unexplored terrain.
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Byrd
America
South America
South Polar Mountains
India
Carver Rites at Canyon Thursday
Last rites for Joseph C. Carver aged 73 were to be spoken at 3 p m Thursday from the Church of Christ at Canyon by Rev. Robert C Jones Amarillo Burial is planned in Dreamland Cemetery Canyon under Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home direction Mr Carver had lived in the Panhandle 15 years and moved to Texas in 1890 He was the father of E R Carver mathematics instructor at Amarillo Junior High Survivors include the widow five sons two daughters three brothers and a sister
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Joseph C. Carver
Church of Christ At
Canyon
Robert C. Jones
Amarillo
Dreamland Cemetery
Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home
Local Applicants File For 3.2 Beer Licenses In County
About 60 retailer and wholesale applications filed by noon with County Judge J. M. Simpson for 3.2 beer permits. Public hearings start Monday. licenses may issue at 1:01 AM September 14 with sales allowed then. Names include J. R. Mayo, Hillcrest Golf Club, Panhandle Berghoff Co., Empire Cafe, Noah Ark Refinery Road, and others listed.
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J. M. Simpson
Jewell Davidson
Austin
J. R. Mayo
Grand Avenue
Harry E. Gray
East Fifth
John W. Cox
Polk
B. Fisher
Third
Fillmore
I. F. Settle
East Fourth
Annabelle Boutell
West Tenth
Blackstone Cafe
Jack Boutell
South Polk
D. Walter Scott
South Harrison
J. R. Cannon
Grant Sam B. Motlow
South Pierce
A. E. Krause
North Fillmore
Johnson weighs coal and Ford in White House talks
The White House discussed coal operators and Blue Eagle union issues with a deadline for objections by tomorrow evening. Johnson and the President reviewed Henry Ford’s case after Ford’s refusal to sign the automobile code, with a stance of watchful waiting rather than immediate action.
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Blue Eagle
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Ford Quietly Weighs Blue Eagle Support Amid NRA Controversy
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co executives show no outward concern over the NRA issue. A policy announcement is uncertain, and Henry Ford may return from the Huron Mountain camp later this week. Edsel Ford has returned from Seal Harbor but offered no clarification on the code alignment. The company would likely adopt the auto code, cut hours to 35, permit bargaining, and accept NAC C supervision, though Ford remains independent and not an NAC C member.
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Ford Motor Company
NRA
Henry Ford
Blue Eagle
Ford
Huron Mountain
Edsel Ford
Seal Harbor
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Ford Company
Storm Fear Frameup In Death Of Mrs Logan
The fear storm was described as a frameup and Mrs Logan believed her husband was murdered. Logans had lived in the apartment for about two months after moving from Lawrence Kansas. A Kansas City toothpaste salesman said Logan led the company territory and had been in South Texas days before the storm. Double funeral services were scheduled for today.
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Logans
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
South
Texas
Kansas City livestock and New Orleans cotton markets report
Livestock prices in Kansas City show hogs and cattle varying by weight with top hogs at 4.10 and steers around 5.90, while New Orleans cotton opens steady then rises on crop and rain concerns. New York stock letters note subdued market activity with mixed gains and losses across major names amid inflation worries and currency actions.
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Inmbe
Colorado
Ewen
New Orleans
Liverpool
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Southern Pacific
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Woolworth
U. S. Smelting
Allied Chemical
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Chrysler
Standard Oil of New Jersey
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Western Union
American Can
Deere
Montgomery Ward
General Motors
F. Clark and Co
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T. Close
Adama Express
Alaska Junean
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers
Ameralda Corp
Assoc Dry
Atchison Top & SF
Atlantic
Auburn Autony Aviation Corp
Ealt & Ohio
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Bendix Aviation
Best & Cory
Bethlehem Steel
Bohn Aluminum
Borden Aeeeees
Briggs Manufact al
Modern 50 Cent Size Relief Medicine
Advertising copy presents a non narcotic modern medicine claiming to relieve and prevent periodic pain and related disorders by acting on the cause. It promises permanent relief with persistent use and notes distribution through all druggists.
Optometrists Meet Set at Hereward HotelSunday
A meeting of Zone No 1 optometrists of the Texas Optometric Association will be held at the Her ring Hotel Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Speakers include Drs R J Bensoyd and J M Hyden of Amarillo with Dr Benson in charge of local arrangements and many out of town optometrists expected.
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Texas Optometic Association
Herring Hotel
R. J. Bensoyd
J. M. Hyden
Amarillo
Benson
Tragic Drowning Incidents Near Cedar Creek
In Dallas on September 7 two Cedar Creek picnic participants died after a rescue attempt. Louise Ehrhardt, 17, perished while trying to save Christine Enslen, 11, who also drowned.
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Dallas
U.P
Christine Enslen
Cedar Creek
Here
Louise Ehrhardt
Unclear OCR fragment from Indiana Kentucky standards listing
Fragmentary OCR readout shows percentages and references to standards in Indiana and Kentucky. Specific names, places, or events are not discernible. The text appears corrupted with stray numbers and partial phrases, preventing a clear summary of a news item or notice.
Post Toasties Crisp Breakfast for All Ages
Post Toasties offer crisp toasted corn hearts loved by children and adults. Enjoy plain with milk or sugar or topped with fruits. A quick energy breakfast from General Foods promising bright mornings tomorrow.
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General Foods
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