NY Jurist Attacks Alimony Abuses by Childless Wives
New York jurist Justice Selah B Strong voices opposition to alimony for childless wives in the era of gender equality. He argues husbands should not fund wives without children and condemns permanent alimony as unjust while noting exceptions when children exist or abuse is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selah B. Strong
Supreme Court
Strong
Ng Slmeny
Polk Street
Doc Farcelis
Purification Cure Ad Promises Health Renewal
An old advertisement urges Purification through Calotabs as a foundation of health. It claims a thorough course taken weekly eliminates chronic ailments and boosts vitality, offering a family package with directions for 35 cents and a trial 10 cents at drug stores.
Canyon City and Pueblo contrasted by steel plant decision
A half minute interview with Capt Floyd Moore notes Canyon City's quiet growth and population under 6000 while Pueblo expands beyond 25000 after a steel plant proposal. Capt Arthur Ball invites Regimental HQ to watch The Ten Commandments at Fair theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Moore
Canyon City
Colorado
Pueblo
Arthur Ball
42Nd Infantry
Plainview Pro Grid Team Begins Training For 1930s Season
Plainview launches its independent grid squad formed from former college Army and Navy stars. H H Reynolds backs the team and seeks October 5 games with teams in the U S A region. Amarillo Canyon and Lubbock area teams are urged to respond to build a strong Panhandle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
College
Army and Navy
H H Reynolds
Panhandle
Reynolds
U.S. A
Amarillo
Canyon
Childress
Lubbock
Vega
Floydada
Golden Sandstorm
Goodwin
Dawson
Johnnie Anderson
Branch Anderson
Curtis
Meads
McClure
Douglas
Sellars
Bassett
Wine
Weather talk and road reports share town views in brief
In half minute interviews residents and visitors discuss weather, travel conditions, and local happenings. J Ray predicts sunshine for the fair while others note wet roads from Amarillo to Abernathy and plan trips to Kansas City and Detroit. Community voices touch on Ross Rogers support and local real estate plans.
Cream jug of the Middle West fills with dairy boom
The upper Mississippi Valley states led by Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois Nebraska and the Dakotas hold about 7 900 000 dairy cows about one per three people. Dairy products dominate farm income with Wisconsin alone investing 2 billion in dairying and contributing 55 percent of farm gross in 845 million. Wisconsin provides 70 percent of U S cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Dakotas
J. Q. Emery
West
United States
Local notices and personal items from Canyon area
Reports include Carl Becktold's elbow injury after a fall while playing, a Santa Fe train delay from rain, Dr. Dunaway showcasing alfalfa and field corn, Malcolm Wyatt's lost poodle, Mrs. Blasdel's Wisconsin trip, and Carl Forsman's return trip to Pueblo. Also notes Murray Gilcrest’s return from Rosita, and a burnt matches scene at Taylor and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Sweet Water
South Plains
Dunaway
Canyon
Malcolm Wyatt
Jefferson Street
Carl Forsman
Bernard K .Forsman
West Tenth Street
Pueblo
Colorado
Oklahowa City
Murray Gllerest
Rosita
Coahuila
Mexico
Gilcrest
United States Zinc Corporation
Old Mexico
Washington Street
Taylor and
Sixth Streets
Local Reactions and Civic Notes at Tri-State Fair
Dr Richard Keys laments sharp drop in business. Horace Russell praises strong literary contest entries at the Tri State fair. W F Davis notes one applicant Ralph O Wheeler took the civil service exam in pharmacy at 1197 Van Buren street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Russell
Tri-State Fair
W.F. Davis
Ralph O. Wheeler
van Buren Street
Pay First for Cattle Slaughtered Ruling
The Texas Livestock Sanitary commission may require payment for cattle killed to prevent foot and mouth disease. A circuit court ruling in Galveston upheld that slaughtered cattle must be paid for and allowed the commission to continue disease eradiation measures under established rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Circuit Court
J. K. Aaberg
Betwen
Woman Brings Child From China To Amarillo Doctor
Mrs T Adams of Tsingtao China brought her 14 year old son to Amarillo to be treated by Dr W Forrest Dutton The boy's aunt Mrs Ed J Schalk 705 West Nineteenth street says the nephew is improving rapidly and the Amarillo doctors are as good as any in the world
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
China
T. Adams
Tsingtao
W. Forrest Dutton
Adams
Ed J. Schalk
West Nineteenth Street
Germany
Dutton
Simmons Cowboys Win Texas Conference Title
Simmons College Cowboys claim the first Texas conference football championship after joining the new league formed by Abilene high school champions and several former TI AA members. The TI AA membership remains through December while the Texas conference operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons College Cowboys
Abilene High School
Texas
Simmons
Howard Payne
Austin College
Trinity
Southwestern
Landsdowne Flight Postponed Before Shenandoah Disaster
Lakehurst N J September 23 The Shenandoah was ordered to Westward on September 2 despite Lieut Commander Landsdowne recommendation to delay to the second week He urged delaying due to Scott Field Illinois preparations and to avoid July thunderstorms The navy department fixed the itinerary and Lansdowne complied officials say a misapprehension arose about the timing during naval court testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
George W. Steele, Jr
Lakehurst Air Station
Mavn
Lansdowne
Steele
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Scott Field
Llinois
Navy Department
Middle West
Washington
W Landdowne
Entries Required for Fair Fine Arts Department
Mrs Walter Caulfield superintendent announces all fine arts entries must be in by Friday. Assistant Mrs Frank Clowes and both department heads will be in the merchants building booth all day Friday to receive entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Caulfield
Frank Clowes
Caulfield
Merchants
Local Notes and Quotations from Citizens
Bruce Autry reports Mrs Autry recovering from serious illness and plans to sit up soon. Narcissus perfumes sold by Austin Drug praised as the finest. Judge Cato Sells enjoys a pleasant visit with friends and hopes to return to Amarillo for the Tri State fair. Byron Gist and Mrs Gist head to Memphis for the Hall County fair. he serves as a judge at the Hereford show. Dr W H Cunningham recalls a man saying Texas has less judgment in weather than any place he knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cato Sells
Amarillo
Byron Gist
W. H. Cunningham
Texas
Rain Delays and Market Notes From Shamrock to Hereford
Brief items report continued rain at L. H. Gill and midweek weather chatter. Keen buyers like W I Coble and Claude Benton attend a Saturday sale with 100 cows and 90 calves, while George Donaldson buys 500 yearlings in Breensboro. Also noted are a cauliflower ear cure, a hospital appendicitis recovery, and dry goods store upgrades on Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bartlett
Jeff D. Bartlet
Northwest, Texas
W. I. Coble
Turkey Track Ranch
George Donaldson
Breensboro
Kansas
Claude Benton
Hereford
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N.Y
Sda Mat
Cates
Couree
Kakeig
Hughes Street
Southwestern Public Service Co
Polk
Tyler
Cunningham Flower Shop
J. Ray
Otho Thompson
Toney Chisum
Clyde Smith
Great West Mill
Iis
Wayne Smith
Lee Bivins
Kansas City
Miles Bivins
New Mexico
Miss Alice Avon
Harve Radey
Abernathy
H. D. Whittington
Oklahoma
T. D. Ladd
Globe Office
Ross Rogers
Bud Robinson
Globe
Ross Roger
Howard Federer
Jim Whittington
A. H. Lindsay
Louisiana Street
San Jacinto
Carl Becktold
PF. Becktold
FE. S. Blasdel
Madison Street
Waupum
Bob Jim
Mood
Richard Keys
Commission
Landsdowne
Ironton
Armco
Welsbach
Panhandle Hardware Company
Lorain Direct Action Gas Ranges
Bruce Autry
Austin
Gill
Briand
England
Childress Post
Midway
Shamrock
Adams Dry Goods Company
Allen /Heater
Travel
The
RED Ball Union
Lockney
Olton
Slaton
Post
Snider
Tahoka
Mesa, Big Springs, Brown
Littlefield
Muleshoe
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