Farm Aid 10 to Launch Nationwide Campaign
United Press reports the $20,000,000 Farmers National Marketing Corporation will begin farm aid work with a nationwide marketing campaign. The organization aims to secure federal Farm Board support for a single stabilizing system via cooperative grain marketing associations. A wool growers stabilizing group is also proposed with plans for an October Farm Board meeting.
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United Press
Chicago
National Grain Marketing Corporation
United States
Co-Operative Grain Marketing Associations
Federal Farm Board
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau
Palmer
Farm Board
Hope wanes for missing steamer Andaste crew
Chicago coast guardsmen suspended search for the gravel laden steamer Andaste overdue three days from Grand Haven to Chicago. No wreckage or clues were found along the Michigan shore or lake. The vessel was said to sink quickly if its steel plates leaked, with Captain Albert Anderson and 28 crew aboard.
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Associated Press
Gaticago
Coast
Chicago
Grand Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Midlake
South
Navigable canal replaces Brazos river route at Freeport
A $1,500,000 navigable salt water canal has displaced the old Brazos river natural route to the sea at Freeport Texas.
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Freeport
Texas
Forest Fire Claims Eighteenth Firefighter Victim
In Oregon near Mabel northwest of Eugene a flaming tree fell during firefighting operations killing J. H. McCubins, 45, of Eugene, the 18th firefighter casualty in the Pacific Northwest. The blaze spread through Linn County and smoke filled the air as crews of about 70 were reinforced.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Mabel
Eugene
J. H. McCubins
Linn County
Farm Board Approves Rice Growers Loan
The Federal Farm Board approved a supplemental loan of 230000 dollars to the Rice Growers Association of California for rice in warehouses. The loan supports rice growers cooperatives in Texas Louisiana and other regions on the same terms.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Rice Growers’ Association of California
Rice Growers Cooperative Associations
Texas
Louisiana
Noted Farm Speaker to Be Here Saturday
R. B. Mobley head of International Harvester extension department will lecture at the Municipal Auditorium Saturday at 2 50 PM under the chamber of commerce agricultural dept. Dairy farmers of Potter and surrounding counties were invited by letters from the local farm bureau manager P C Bennett and hundreds are expected. Mobley is a leading dairying authority in the United States and his talk is described as highly helpful and inspiring.
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R. 8. Mobley
International Harvester Company Extension Department
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Department
Potter
P. C. Bennett
Farm Bureau
Mobley
United States
Panhandle
Mr. Bennnett
Retiring Master Sergeant Roby Ends 30 Years in Army Service
Tulsa dispatch reports Master Sergeant Little Q. Roby, longtime recruiting sergeant, will retire on October 15 after thirty years in the army. His permanent pension will be $133.87 a month.
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Tulsa
Okla
Little Q. Roby
Chicago Property Owners Face Lower Taxes After Reassessment
Chicago property owners will pay reduced taxes following a city reassessment. The measure lowers assessed values and shifts the tax burden, with impact spread across residential and commercial parcels.
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Chicago
Art exhibit by Ben Mead moved to Capitol Hotel
The Ben Carlton Mead exhibit, previously at the Amarillo Womens Club and sponsored by Amarillo Little Theater, has been moved to the Capitol Hotel. Charles G. Mayer arranged the transfer. The collection is in the hotel’s northwest corner room, open mornings and afternoons for several days at no charge. Mead, an Amarillo native, is studying with Hugo Poh at San Antonio.
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Ben Carlton Mead
Womens Club
Amarillo
Texas Lady's Life Takes New Turn
Mrs. Lawea Clooney of San Antonio, manager of the Telephone Exchange Cafeteria, credits NR Tablets Nature's Remedy with ending her chronic headaches. She says she began using them after a family recommendation and has continued use since. The ad touts over 8 million daily users and claims relief for sour stomach biliousness headaches indigestion and rheumatism at 26 cents a box.
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Lawea Clooney
Telephone Exchange
San Antonio
Lea's Hair Tonic claims restore gray hair and scalp health
A club woman touts Lea's Hair Tonic as transforming her husband's gray hair and dandruff with nightly massages. She says the product stimulates growth, clears the scalp, and restores youthful color, with testimonials and a mail order offer from Lea Tonic Co. Brentwood Md.
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Lea
Leas
Lea Tonic Co
Brentwood
Lydia E. Pinkham Plant Compound Restores Health Through Life Stages
From youth to old age the Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound helps restore normal health and balance. The ad emphasizes enduring use across life stages and suggests renewed vitality with this tonic.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Young Texas artist draws wide interest in Amarillo display
He expects to return to Amarillo for permanent residence as one of the state's youngest artists drawing broad attention for his fine creations. School children were invited to view the display through Saturday.
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Amarillo
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Capitol
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Vigor
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Lynn, Mass
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Quaker Oats Company
Kenyon Grain and Seed Company
Amarillo, Texas
Silvertone
Radio
Alexander Senauke
M. E
E. E
Lorado Taft
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Pork and 10Th Sts
Amarillo, Tex
Polk
Mother
Speak-0-Phone
Amarillo College OF Music
Beauty
Wea
Coats
Lino Og
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