Wedding Revue Gifts Parade for Miss Yarbough and James Cheshire
The bride and groom Miss Valla Mae Yarbough and James Cheshire receive congratulations and gifts from Panhandle groups for Ernie Youngs's revue next Friday night. Gifts are shown in Panhandle Lean and Building Association windows at 600 Polk Street from numerous donors including E. E. Finklea Peerless Furniture Palace of Sweets Elizabeth's Linen Shoppe H. N. Osborn Woolworth's Schulte United and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valla Mae Yarbough
James Cheshire
Ernie Youngs
Panhandle
Panhandle Lean and Building Association
Polk Street
E. E. Finklea
Peerless Furniture Company
Palace of Sweets
Elizabeth's Linen Shoppe
H. N. Osborn
Woolworth's
Schulte United
Williams Hardware Company
Tolzien Music Store
E. D. Green Men's Furnishings
Amarillo Furniture Company
Angelus Pharmacy
Amarillo
Amarillo Greenhouse
Ernie Young
Amarillo Today Notes on Gulls Weather and Local Happenings
John McKnight predicts a mild winter based on gull migrations in the Panhandle. Mayor Ernest Thompson and the electric light dispute are discussed with claims of likely savings for residents. A letter about Payne dairy at the Tri-State fair, sales of diary copies, and concerns about prompt funds for Payne children are covered. Manuel Merriman’s golf exploits in El Paso are praised and contrasted with pro Seoreibian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKnight
Mr. McKnight
Tack
Ernest Thompson
Payne
Sid Payne
Ordea
Tri-State
Manuel Merriman
Merriman
el Paso
el Paso Country Club
Madison
Amarillo
United States
Hagen
Horton Smith
Cruishank
Tri-State Fair judges showcase high quality dairy and swine stock
Jersey judging led by C H Staples from Louisiana A and M College with prior National Dairy Show experience. E M Ragenbracht of Texas A and M College officiated swine judging replacing Bob Broad. National Duroc observer C O Strickland praised swine quality. Beef cattle judging to start Wednesday. Overall judges involved hail from multiple states and institutions. Crowds grow as afternoon and evening events unfold with midways and grandstand acts drawing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
C.H. Staples
Louisiana A. & M. College
St. Louis
E. M. Ragenbracht
Texas A. & M. College
Panhandle
Howard A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Agricultural Department
J. B. Wallace
Plainview
Amarillo Fair
R. E B. Dickson
Spur
W. W. Evans
Dawson County
Lamesa
C. Branch
Lees Summit, Mo
Revolt claims Ecuadoran manifesto targets President and press
A reported manifesto from Ecuadorian revolutionary figures accuses President Isidro Agoraja of yielding to Yankee influence under Edwin Walter Emmerer. The document alleges suppression of public unity and press freedom amid political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidro Agoraja
Edwin Walter Emmerer
American Commission of Financial Advisers
Ecuador
Presidentia
Ferguson Wins Despite Democratic Revolt in Primary
Miriam A. Ferguson secured the Democratic nomination and later the election despite a major party revolt. The Republicans selected Sterling of Houston after an 11-man field narrowed, with Dr. Butte withdrawing to back a stronger candidate. GOP leaders then faced choosing successors for several offices after their primary nominees declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam A. Ferguson
Taxpayer Plea Over Tax Demand Amid Job Losses
AROUND HOUSE OWNER writes that after layoffs and rising costs he cannot pay taxes now and fears suit and added debt. He appeals to Treasuries to consider hardship, noting his son has taken a job to support the family and education is at risk, asking why government actions come now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
Amarillo power rates and public ownership debate
In Amarillo a reader urges keeping power and light under municipal ownership arguing private monopolies serve only private interests. Another letter questions bread prices and bakers profits while Dad Green shares his address after a column mention.
Moody's Opposition to Change Drives Rift in City
Amarillo city commissioners prepare to reexamine hydrant bids after Amarillo Hardware Company offered the lowest price. Taxicab owners push a fare-max amendment while Southwestern Public Service locks in data for a power rate offer. Gov. Moody criticizes states rights arguments against repealing or modifying the 18th amendment, saying national prohibition must stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Joe V. Moore
Southwestern Public Service Company
A. S. Makeig
James O. Gulekie
Raymond Brooks
Austin
Dan Moody
New Territory
Moody
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ciry Democrats
Thomas Jefferson
Funeral for S M Jolly Today at 2
Funeral services for Samuel M Jolly age 41 carpenter who died in a local hospital last Saturday were held at 2 pm today in Griggs Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev Robert Jones. Survived by widow and two sons Sam Jr 11 and James Williams 5. four brothers and three sisters. Burial at Liana with active pallbearers and long list of honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M . Jolly
Griggs
Robert Jones
Church of Christ
Mr. Jolly
Sam, Jr
James Williams
W. E. Jolly
New Castle
J. W. Jolly
Amarillo
Wade
Harry Hatcher
John Gay
L. B. Bussy
City Hearing Levy Protests On Property Valuations
Nearly 60 property owners appeared before Amarillo's board of equalization to protest assessed valuations while 31 more were scheduled to show cause why valuations should be lowered. The proceedings, part of a two day session, followed interviews with about 50 owners and included explanations of rendition changes by Maude McClung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Sam Seay
Cheater Adama
M. Z.neill
Amarillo
Maude McClung
James Bowen
Moore Charged With Drunken Driving After Crash Near Fair Grounds
Potter County jail inmate A L Moore faces a driving while intoxicated charge after fleeing and ramming his car into a telephone post near the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Sheriff Bill Thompson noted the wreck damaged the light roadster. bond set at 500 dollars by Justice J W Minter. Bud Stillman and Lena Wilson plan Harvard Medical School attendance for the bride and groom with focus on child diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thompson
Tri-State Fair Grounds
A. L. Moore
Potter County
Moore
J. W. Minter
New York
Bud Stillman
Lena Wilson
Quebec Wilds
Harvard Medical School
Prohibition and Education Sparks in A Patchwork Opinion
The article riffs on current issues from education decline to Prohibition raids in New Jersey. It cites Rev. Bernard I. Dell criticizing public schools, mocks routine schooling, and contrasts it with practical reading and thinking. It notes a brewery raid turning deadly in Elizabeth, gunmen overpowering officials, and questions about 3 percent beer legality. It ends with a parable about police dogs in Cologne losing focus during a burglary hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
New Jersey
Mrs Ella Rackley Dies in Amarillo
Mrs Ella A Rackley 50 wife of G M Rackley died at 1809 Fillmore Street Amarillo at 11 56 Monday night after a brief illness She survived by her husband three sons Oval Glen of Amarillo Ted of Wellston Oklahoma four daughters Hazel Velta Lenora Rackley Amarillo and Mia Mabel Eads Chandler Oklahoma in state at Griggs Funeral chapel and to Wellston Oklahoma tonight for burial Chan Lindley Dean from University of Kansas travels to Denton Texas to speak at opening convocation of the Texas College for Women
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Rackley
G. M. Rackley
Fillmore Street
Wellston
Oklahoma
Jews Continue Rosh Hashana Services Here Amarillo
Amarillo Jews observed Rosh Hashana at Temple B Nai Israel with both Orthodox and Reform services. Orthodox rites were held in the temple auditorium under Rabbi E Solomon of Jerusalem, Reform services in the assembly hall led by Sid Braunig with B Abramson assisting. Jewish stores closed for the holiday. The observance marks year 6691 on the Jewish calendar and leads to Yom Kippur ten days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sid Braunig
B. Abramson
God
Transfer Man on Drunk Driving Count
Arrest report shows H. H. Williams charged with driving while drunk. He was moved from police headquarters to county jail Tuesday morning after his vehicle struck Vincent Langley, 15, at the Tenth Avenue and Arthur Street intersection. Langley received emergency treatment for bruises to arms, legs, and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Williams
Williams
Vincent Langley
Berger
Tenth Avenue
Arthur Street
Langley
Borger
Markets Report From Kansas City and Other Bourses
Hogs and cattle prospects across Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago show lower bids and steady to uneven trade. Hog top $10.15 in Kansas City. cattle and calves mixed with yearlings up to 25 cents. sheep steady with top lambs around 1.76. Also notes New Orleans cotton moves and Chicago grain declines amid Canadian and Russian selling pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool Dispatches
Canada
Columbia G & L
Seeee
Columbia Grapho Vescrereee Thee
Comwith & Sthrn
Eee
Congoleum-Nairn
Consol Gas
Aig
Ay Coty
Ine Sereeas
Stee
Aba Company
Davison Chem
Dela & Hud Cosac
del Lac Wes R
den & RG
Nia
Detroit Edison Seree
Eaton Axle & Spr
Aeve
Elec Auto
Endicott-Johnson
Fairbanks-Morse
Mar & Co
Fisk Rubber
New York
Cotton Foster-Wheeler
Fox Film “A
Rdher Motor Co
General Mills
Southern
Bevetee Tike
Gillette S Razor
Glidden Co
Liverpool
Cuat Corp
New York Cotton Exchange
Goodrich T & R
Goodyear T & R . Peene
Gotham
Graham Paige
Hahn Dept Stores
Census Bureau
Houdaille-Hershey
Action Motors
Ap Il Central RR
Interboro R Tri
Inter
Johns Manville
Southern RR
Kayser
Julius
Kelvinator Corp
Kolster Radio
Kresge (Ss) & Co
Kroger Gro & Bak
Lambert Co
Liggett-Myers
Loew's
Ne . Oo
BRN
Tarilford Tech
Louisville
G & EB
Wees
Audlum Steels
Athieson Alkali
MK & K
Montgomery
Murray Corp
Nat'l Air Tasuas
Natl-Bellas
Natl Biscuit Co
RLM
New York Cen
NH & H RR
Joan Nor. Pac
Oliver Em Eap Eeensee
Pathe Exchange
Otees Penney (Jc) Co
Mayneve
Boly Reynolds
St Joseph
Eme Ory
Schulte
Dee
Sears Roebuck
Corn— Simmons Co
Southern Cal Edison
May
BANG
Stone & Webster
Say
Ky Studebiker Corp
Pevete
Union Pacific
United Aircraft & Tot
United
United Fruit
United Gas Improv
March
AGS Senseus
Obi
US Pipe & Fdy US Steel
Bapod Ts Iho
Univ Pipe & Raday
Jan
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros Pic
Warren Bros Co
Wes Maryland RR
Western Union
Westinghouse
White Motor Co
Willys-Overland
Sece Woolworth
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Old Tuck
Thompson
Bob Underwood
Mansell
Seoreibian
Southwest
Lesilo Madison
Billy Virginia Moon
Gloria Yvonne Moon
J. W. Moon
East Fifth Street
Trestate Fair
Wilbur © Hawk
The
Twin Assoctation
Mander
United Press
Christian's Super Service
Abilene
Capital Stock
C. F. Christian
J. M. Wagstaff
R. M. Wagstaff
G-I Oil, Company
Wichita Falls
Capital
W. H. Peckham
A. B. Duncan
W. H. Sanford
Independent Development Company
Butte
Apt Teey, Keane Sack
Smith
Power and Light
F. Smith
Dad Green
Inet
North Fillmore Street
S.M. Jolly
Bernard I. Dell
St. Stephen's College
Columbia University
Washington
Republican Party
Cologne
Ella Rackley
Lawrence, Kas
H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Denton
Texas
Texas College For Women
New Orleans
Ctober
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Pees Tdaho
Poultry Alive
U. S. Steel
American 5Inghouse Electric
Johns-Manville
Anaconda
Andes
Maracaibo
Atlantic
Gulf of Penn
Houston
New
Humble
Louisiana
Louisiana O & Rkay
Panhandle P, & K
Phillips Serene
al Pierce Oil
Pierce
Pet Prairie O, & G
Prairie
Cal O
Royal Dutch
Simms Salter
Fe Binclair
Skelly
Sosland “Royalty Ahee
Jno
F. Clarke
Allegheny Corp
Clare Allis-Chalmers
Asul Gas & Elec
BOR Am Power & Light
Marconi
Steel Ndrye
Detroit Averft
Durant Motors Hyaly Am Tobacco
Klecond & Shi
Bay Am
Fokler Aircraft
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford
At&s
Ford of
France
Auburn Auto Tee
Vox Theater
Balt & Ohio Air
Goldman Sachs General Baking
Lone Star
Bethlehem Steel
Bam Mavis Bottling Teehee Brass
Bohn Aa & Vane
Niagara
Hud I'r
Borg-Warner
Pennroad Cory
Coshee
Trana
Air Tra
Jan Tranet
United Gas
Hruns-Balke-Coll
Let & Pwr
Bucyrus
Cerro de Paseo
Chesapeake Corp
Chi & NW
CM & St P
CRIA
Thee
Cervalee Corp. Deenenes
Edgar A, Guest
Victor Radio World's Finest
Jwjemkins Lyemicins Nn Sons Music Co
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