Traffic census maps Amarillo Canyon area highway use
W J Van London reports heavy traffic on Highway 33 one mile north of Canyon with 2 204 vehicles in 24 hours. Counts at three stations show local other out of state and Texas truck splits and weather impact from August 26 to 28. Oklahoma leads out-of-state traffic with New Mexico and Arizona following.
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W. J. van London
Amarillo
Canyon
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Colorado
Kansas
Gly-Cas Promises Relief For Rheumatic Arm Pain
Local Mr. F B Jackson recalls severe rheumatic pain in his right arm that left him crippled and unable to sleep. After using Gly-Cas, he reports full use of his arm, no pain, and better sleep, endorsing Gly-Cas as the greatest medicine he has tried. His wife also notes benefits for high blood pressure. Free samples advertised at Fox Drug Co.
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Gly-Cas
F. B. Jackson
Ltd
Lubbock
Texas
Fox Drug Co
Mr. Jackson
Oliver-Eakle Ridge
Tri State Fair Promises Wide Attractio ns and Busy Festivities
Amarillo readies for the mammoth 1935 Tri State Fair opening on September 14 with seven days of free games daily and a full midway. Seven horse races, Bailey Brothers circus, Beckman and Garity carnival, and Shamrock Band entertainments plus farm exhibits, tractors, livestock, and new machinery fill the lineup. Rail officials report Clinton floods and track improvements while noting trains won’t reach full speed soon.
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Amarillo
Shamrock
Tri-State
J. B. Briscoe
Santa Fe
C. O. Wagner
Ed L. Conner
R. W. Prentice
Clinton District
Amario rail expert injured in Mexia auto accident
Mr Schoeps, a passenger agent for Southern Pacific Lines and well known in Amarillo rail traffic circles, is in a Mexia Texas hospital in critical condition after a recent automobile accident. He frequently visited when traveling freight agent duties.
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Southern Pacific Lines
Mexia
Texas
Schoeps
Amarillo
Taxation and prison ships in a wary world
The column surveys tax avoidance in a free society and the use of the prison ship La Martiniere bound for French Guiana with 772 convicts. It contrasts French severity with American murder rates and notes Henry Ford’s President prospects, Mussolini’s Ethiopian policy, Pope Pius XII’s peace prayers, a German anti Jewish monument, and Salvation Army efforts to curb sin.
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France
la Martiniere
French Guiana
End Sin to Save America Says Movement
The speaker argues that fighting sin is essential to curb crime and would benefit America financially, noting crime costs about 19 billion dollars annually. Emphasizes moral reform as a path to national freedom and fiscal savings.
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America
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