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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1930

Page

5

Railroads and Exposition Hopes Fill Amarillo Air

John Moore previews the Tri State Exposition in Amarillo with Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico as hosts. The feature lineup includes Ernie Young firework acts Anvil Park Rodeo and Beckmann and Gerety's carnival amid a grand midway of rides music and colorful pageantry.

Amarillo Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Ernie Young Studer Leonard Stroud Anvil Park Beckmann and Gerety Unitedates Europe

Forty acres and mule pledge echoes in Alabama race

Letter recounts Bob Heflin’s pledge to negro voters in Ashland Alabama to grant forty acres and a mule if elected. The note notes Civil War origins, cites local protests over traffic tickets, unemployment concerns, and regional railroad expansion plans affecting Amarillo Panhandle and South Plains.

Bob Heflin Congress Clay Randolph Tallogga Ashland Alabama Texas and Pacific Interstate Commerce Commission Amarillo Panhandle South Plains Santa Fe Rock Island Fort Worth Denver Tarn N. G. Tate Texico New Mexico

Forty Acres and a Mule in Postwar Letters Spark Debate

Readers discuss the phrase "forty acres and a mule" tied to Reconstruction politics. Barneys Haygood and N G Tate cite sources, while letters credit carpetbaggers and northern office seekers for promoting the pledge to Black voters. A romance poem and a resident complaint about rent increases in Amarillo follow.

Ex-service benefits and burial aid guidance for veterans

Ex service men and families seek information on disability compensation under old and new laws. The article outlines Form 526 and 526e usage, burial expense reimbursements of up to 107, headstone provisions, medical help, transportation, reinstatement of government insurance, and where to apply through Legion Posts or Veterans Bureau offices nationwide. It emphasizes aid for dependents, widows, and unregistered veterans.

Legion United States Veterans Bureau Oklahoma City Okla United States V. B Washington, D. C Adjutant General's Office U. S Veterans’ Hospital Washington, D Navy Marine Corps Bureau of Navigation U. S. Veterans Bureau Dallas Texas Legion Posta

Why Drag Around malaria? Laxana double strength remedy sold

A brief health ad notes a malaria treatment urged for those with chills and fever. Claims include marked improvement in eight days and cost efficiency per dose. Mentions sale and location in Arua.

Gland Discovery Promises NEW Tonic MOREX Claims

Scientists at the world’s largest gland labs perfect a tonic named MOREX using active gland extracts from healthy young animals. Thousands report benefits, and drug stores advertise personal gland information and a free brochure from Preferred Products, Inc, Dept 99, Hollywood California.

Scientiata MOREX Wen Wermen MOMEX Randal Drug Stores City Drug Fox Drug Stores Preferred Products, Inc Hollywood Blvd Hollywood California

Beachside Conversation Sparks Flight to Santa Monica

In a staged dialogue, Dan and Anne discuss where to go next while sharing intimate banter on a beach. Anne longs to talk as she revels in a newly joyful world, and Dan contemplates a seaside pause before an implied continuation. A closing line directs readers to contact the United States Veterans Bureau via two cent stamps for information, signed by John H. White, former Representative.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Order of Railway Conductors Division No. 249 Odd Fellows Hall Mollie Schooler Childress W. D. McClure A. Strandberg John Moore Mertie K. Dellis Wichita Falls Division 249 L. J. Smith W. F. Dale Dan Santa Monica Anne Emeo United States Veterans Bureau John H. White 14Th Dist Borger Texas

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