Rents March To New Highs In Amarillo Boom
Amarillo real estate dealers report rents rising about 10 percent since August as population growth and new federal workers push housing demand. Vacancies shrink to near zero, with only three percent unoccupied among all buildings. Demand fuels buying but small down payments limit transactions while crops and business prospects shape future rents.
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Amarillo
Texas
Lubbock
el Paso
Officials aid state wheat board in 1936 contract checks
Two Washington officials assist the State Wheat Board in compliance checks on 1936 wheat contracts. A F Werner state supervisor and J Columbus federal comptroller staff audit county records. John R Edmonds notes checks from 10 counties and preliminary work in 70 more. 18 staff added. office location is Potter County courthouse third floor.
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Washington
State Wheat Board
A. F. Werner
J. ©. Columbus
Federal Comptroller’s Department
Columbus
John R. Edmonds
Potter County
Pens of Presidents and Town Notes Highlight Amarillo Page
In Amarillo a display at a federal building shows pens used to sign landmark acts from Hoover to Roosevelt alongside Roosevelt era relics. Elsa Ryan, now a WPA drama executive in New York, reflects on career shifts and family hardships. Local notices cover affiliations, travel, and theatre listings with a film and venue guide for the coming week.
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Marvin Jones
Federal Building
President Roosevelt
Jones
Washington
Amarillo
Roosevelt
AAA
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Elsa Ryan
WPA
New York City
Elsa
Frohmans
Ambrose
Dusty”) Miller
Marshall
Peg
Cissie Loftus
Indianapolis
Ind
Marguerita Sylva
Black Draught Claim as Purely Vegetable Laxative
An old advertisement explains Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative made from drying and grinding plant leaves and roots. It claims no chemical change, targets the digestive tract directly, relieves constipation, and notes a 25 cent package yields about 26 doses.
Intelligent Life Talk At Amarillo Lions Meeting
Dr. Jay Keeler of the American Institute for Visual Educational Research spoke on personality and memory at the Amarillo Lions Club luncheon. He claimed most brain capacity is unused and that remembering names boosts business success. Also noted were musical numbers by David Macpherson and a trip report to Lubbock, with Amarillo Lions set to play a softball game in Dalhart Friday.
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Robert Watson
Amarillo
Army Aviation
Amarillo College
Mission
Jay Keeler
American Institute For Visual Educational Research
Amarillo Lions Club
Dr. Keeler
Keeler
David Macpherson
J. S Pittman
C. W. Whittington
Civics Committee
Lubbock
Amarillo Lions
Dalhart
Roy Stockton
Ed Bishop
Jess Sparkman
A. J. Weiser
Panhandle
New Orleans Singer Joins Dorothy Dell on NBC
The performer, raised in New Orleans, started a musical career with Dorothy Dell and has appeared on NBC broadcasts for months. Tonight opens a double feature at Mission Theater with Half Angel and The Amateur Gentleman showing tonight and tomorrow.
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Paramount
Pat O'Brien
Ross Alexander
Humphrey Bogart
Brian Donlevy
Frances Dee
Texas
New Orleans
Dorothy Dell
NBC
Mission Theater
Joan Blondell Receives Final Divorce Decree
Los Angeles judge signs final divorce decree for actress Joan Blondell and cameraman George Barnes. Blondell had been granted an interlocutory decree a year earlier, ending their marriage.
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Los Angeles
Joan Blondell
Douglas Edmonds
George Barnes
Motion Picture
Barnes
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New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
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Emil Jacques
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Ore
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East Twelfth Avenue
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River Road
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Allen Early
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Hereford
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Jack Brown
Fillmore Street
McLean
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E. T. Kile
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Capitol Hotel
Gladys Moore
Woolworth's
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Joyce
Polk Street
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C. A. James
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
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van Buren Street
H. G. Wells
Nat Tonight
Jack Winston
Evelyn Beawon
Anderson Printing Co
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Park & Tilford
Amarillo, Texas
Midway
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America
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Blue Bloods of
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Gene Howe
O. L. Taylor
Bob Crudgington