Amarillo Flower Show Opens This Wednesday at Herring Hotel
Amarillo Garden Club invites all to a Wednesday Flower Show Bee at 1 30 PM on the mezzanine of the Herring Hotel, with entries due by noon at White A Kirk's. Prizes are on display and local citizens urged to participate to boost community beauty.
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Amarillo
White A. Kirk's
P. J. Wooldridge
Amarillo Garden Club
Reynolds Tohaera ' ’ Wees
Ase Tedeene
St Joseph
Fperry Corp
Ebnnes Wees
New York
Armour & Ot
Alyal
United Corp Atchison ‘Ton & & F
United
Auburn Auto
Rendix Aviation
U S Steel
Rethlehem Steel
Borden Western Trien Sae
Riggs
Nufac Oe
Weatinghouse Klee
Woolworth
AXA Canada Dry
Calanese
Penn Road
Ant Swift & Co
Nome Mines Tee
du Pont
Rastman Kodak
Rm Arsto
Flore's Letter From Olin Ee. Minktle of Pampa Daily News
A long, playful column from Amarillo area notes various locals and events. It mentions Jayeer baseball, the Harvesters and Sandies, Will Rogers, Marvin Jones Day plans, and a dance to aid the football program. It includes light quips, jokes, and community chatter from Pampa and nearby towns.
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Flore
Olin Ee
Minktle
Pampa Daily News
Tack
Amarillo
Texas
Harvesters
Sandies
Fettle
Caw
Blair Cherry
Mexican War Department
Thor
Turkey
Mitchell
J. G. Prejean
le Heared Olinf
Hinktf
CCC Men Given Reunion Praise
After the United Confederate Reunion closed, CCC personnel cleaned Camp Pierce and prepared Army equipment for return to Fort Sam Houston within 48 hours. Major Edmond Wiles of Fort Riley credited Capt. Floyd Worth of Fort Worth and Commander Major J. P. Roehm of Tabbock for the swift effort. The CCC detachment worked Saturday and Sunday, earning praise for its rapid, efficient cleanup.
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United Confederate
Camp Pierce
U.S. Army
Mitor Edmond R. Wiles
Riley Kans
Major Wiles
Floyd 8. Worth
Ft. Worth
Veterans’ CCC
J. P. Roehm
Tabbock
CCC
Wiles
Fort Sam Houston
City Commission Plans Budget Hearing for 1935 34
The City Commission will hold its regular annual budget hearing Tuesday night. The proposed budget of 576 641 08 is on file with the City Secretary and reflects higher salaries for city employees federal relief projects and increased interest and sinking fund items. The current year budget totaled 532 454 6 with interest and sinking fund at 157 741 46. the upcoming year is projected to 168 477 68.
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H. R Smith
Three Diphtheria Cases Reported in Amarillo
Three diphtheria cases were reported today by Dr. B Primer Amarillo city county health officer. Two cases are in North Amarillo and one in the western part of the city. Dr Primer urges immediate immunization for unimmune children warning delays could prove fatal.
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Amarillo
B. Primer
Pimer
Pneumonia Fatal To Duncan Child
Geneva Frances Duncan six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Duncan died of pneumonia at Northwest Texas Hospital after a three day illness. Survived by parents two sisters Alice and Violet and brother Robert Lee. Funeral arrangements by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home pending.
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Geneva Frances Duncan
Wilbur Duncan
Northwest
Texas
Alice
Violet
Robert Lee
North
Garfield Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Reunion Director Stricken By Cold At Confederate Event
Carl Hinton, manager of the Chamber of Commerce and executive director for the United Confederate Veterans reunion, suffered from the cold during last week’s reunion. Cotten, general chairman, said the cold was too much, not the Rebels alone.
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Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
United Confederate Veterans Reunion
T W. Cotten
Mr. Hinton
Weekend Arrests Net Trip to Jail
Three men were transferred from police headquarters to Potter County after weekend arrests. Jailer Gib Landis said the arrests involved Jeff Calims a filling station employee charged with driving while intoxicated, and Andy DePriest and Trasi Walge were charged with other offenses. The case details and charges were expected to be clarified later today.
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Potter County
Gib Landis
Jeff Calims
Andy DePriest
Walge
What a game of the century in a radio satire
Will Rogers riffs on a Sunday NBC broadcast using war debts inflation and gold as football play by play. Roosevelt Ford Baruch Smith Glass Young and others are made the players while political themes blend with satire.
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George Pratt
The
Crails Company
Will Rogers
London
Jesse Jones
Texas
Rf.c. College
Woodin
Federal Reserve
Isapas
Senator Thomas
Oklahoma
Aid
Middle Northwest
Faelana
America
France
Roosevelt
Columbia University
Brain Trust
Warrell
Europe
England
Preneaman
Tiger
Tammany Tiger
Henry Ford
Henry
Ford
Colonel Johnson
Carter Glass
Barney Baruch
Baruch
al Smith
Wheel Horse
Owen D. Young
Smith
Desert Tea Claims and Hay Fever Relief Debate
A reader seeks scientific proof of California Desert Tea’s effects on hay fever and aridity relief. The note cites years of testimonials from distributors like Mrs Schuhart and RFader seeking work, asking if tea’s claimed benefits are real and shareable with others.
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Green
Harrison Street
Bern
Calfornia
Schuhart
Dalhart
Texas
New Orleans Cotton Markets Mixed as Trade Sifts Through Reports
Cotton prices showed small gains and mixed activity as traders awaited government data. Some selling pressure appeared despite steady futures, while demand remained cautious. At New Orleans and Kansas City, notes of modest movement and steady bids reflected a cautious market tone.
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Firctors
Evens
Nenge
Coleriic
Trie
Protessios
Neem
Es Marsh
Aontha
Shewire Anvelleh
Market Summary and Grain Cattle Prices Include Mixed Steady to Strong Demand
Auction report shows cattle and calves opening steady to strong with hides and yearlings steady overall. Grass cattle quoted 6.75 to 7.50, veal orders at 9.50, native lambs around 10.06 top, most sales 9.76. Grain and leather stocks listed with various company notes and industrial names. An observation notes physics rule about sinking objects.
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Actes Texdm
A. P. Chauncey
Austin
Mr Chauncey
News-Globe
Jim Williams
United Confederate Veterans
Boy Scouts
Willard Rusk
Charles Green
George Luke
Ray Minner
John Cavin
Ted Lakey
Herb Budke
Motor Transport Corps
United States Army
Herring Hotel
Imalek
Utah
Bill Mauree
Tom
Judce Hoover
Erstang
Ole Roosters
Spearman
Griffitts
Canyon
Marin Jones
Marvin Jones
Griffiths
Tri-State
Marvin
Mr. Griffitts
Thane Leslie
Florida Street
Southwest
J. A. Crum, Jr
Fd Watson
Wheeler County
Crim
Watson
Harve Avery
John Snider
Windy Nicklaus
Badgers
Nicklaus
Gage bLerunrys
Sore
Sabet
Angeles
Anceles
the Times
Kitty
Hicktown
Big City
Mary
Alea
Missouri
Kibert Hubbard
Jim Eschie
Jim
Ifn
Meytad
Captain Worth
Duncan
Enisenon
Ely
Seaton
NBC
Gulf Refining Company
Bile
ROX
Borger, Texas
Tiree
New Orleans
Kansas
Kansas City
Stesay
Firestone
Koster Wheeler
Klee
Gen Motors
Goodrich Ark
Istette Raser
Goodyear
Great Northern
Aly
International Sharea
Krivinator Perit
Kenecott Copper O
Kreaen, SS
Kroger Groe & Bak
Snew's Inc
Ospiense
Mohan Texas RR
Kan & Texas
Montgomery-Ware
Nat
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North Am Aviation My
North American Co
Packard Ayy Jeney Co. Rin
Pennevica
Phillins Ae Pure Oil
Radin Treiesee
Remington Rand
Calerie
Carter
Riggs AT
Drug Stores “Shell Bere
Fre Reoy
Nu-Sheen
Troys
Troy Nu Sheen
Texas Theater
Fach Housewive
KGNC
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