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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1931

Page

11

Tax officials down to task after rate fix

Potter County tax assessor H. E. Kinkead and staff begin work on 1931 receipts as the state rate rises to 74 cents per $100, five cents higher than last year. County rate fixed at 15 cents, total state and county rate $1.49. School tax with Amarillo College levy now $1.02. Delays in fixing the new rate had hampered county operations.

Potter County Autotic Tax Board Potter County Commissioners Court Amarillo College H. E. Kinkead

Murray Denounces U S Bank System at Iowa Fair

Oklahoma Governor W H Murray denounced the tariff the U S banking system and large corporations at the Jasper County fair in Newton Iowa He urged lower uniform tariffs reciprocity in trade and bank reform to provide producer loans during downturns.

Newton Iowa W. H. Murray Oklahoma Japer County

Farm Production Loans Extended to Ease Repayment

West Texas farmers study a government stance released via the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Agricultural Secretary A M Hyde says farmers who got crop production loans may receive extensions if repayment at maturity would cause hardship, with full or partial relief considered. The policy was sent at the request of Amon G Carter.

Stamford Tex U.P West Texas West Texas Chamber of Commerce Amon G. Carter Fort Worth A. M. Hyde Carter

Two Persons Hurt As Autos Collide Near Corsicana

In Corsicana Texas on September 24 two people were injured in a car crash that left a coupe overturned after hitting a parked truck and a second car. Mrs Jdlin Renfro and J J Inmon, both of Corsicana, sustained serious injuries with a broken leg and head injuries and severe head lacerations. Floyd and Bryan Manning, changing a tire nearby, had minor bruises and cuts.

Corsicana Texas U.P Here Jdlin Renfro J. J. Inmon Renfro Inmon Plevi Floyd Bryan Manning

Forgery of Will Charged to Woman

Dallas law case involves Mrs. Laura Chaplin alias Laura Raspasky indicted for forging a will of late attorney Charles C. Cobb. Authorities seek extradition from El Centro, California, as the court ruled Cobb died intestate and awarded the $800,000 estate to his widow.

Dallas R. S. Sterliing el Centro Calif Laura Chaplin Laura Raspasky Charles C. Cobb Cobb Nancy Fairley Cobb

Two Hurt in West Sixth Avenue Crash

Mr and Mrs Sowell of 2011 Arthur Street received emergency treatment after a motor car collision on West Sixth Avenue. Police said neither sustained serious injuries. L M Plunkett of LX ranch headquarters was the other driver. Mr Sowell works as a driver for the Troy laundry.

Sowell West Sixth Avenue J. R. Sowell Arthur Street St. Anthony’s L. M. Plunkett LX Ranch Troy Laundry

Hub Clothiers Expands Staff Ahead of Fall Trade

Amarillo's Hub Clothiers adds six experienced staff to boost fall and winter sales. New local faces include S. Schienberg, Leroy Lockleer, John Reynolds, Morris Zukav, Mrs. Ethel Nelson, and Miss Percy Hunter. Schienberg to oversee all Hub stores. company aims for permanent expert staff at Amarillo headquarters.

Amarillo Schienberg-Quicksilver Company S. Schienberg Leroy Lockleer John Reynolds Morris Zukav Ethel Nelson Percy Hunter Schienberg St. Louis Hub Mr. Schienberg Ada Okla American Legion Masonic Lodge Mascot Temple Henryetta Okmulgee Muskogee Sears-Roebuck & Co Jo Jacobson Company Cullum Motor Company

Committee Probes Austin College Financial Difficulties

A special committee investigates Austin College at Sherman amid the $240,000 deficit debate before the U S Presbyterian Synod delegates in Fort Worth. Heated discussion considered transferring college buildings and equipment to the state university as part of accountability questions.

Fort Worth Austin College At Sherman U. S. Presbyterian Synod

Postal air mail service suspended in Mexico

Dispatches from Tampico and Vera Cruz report the suspension of air mail nationwide due to lack of funds. Local postal authorities have not confirmed the halt.

Mexico Tampico Vera Cruz

Soothe Bronchial Irritations Ease Asthma Spasms

An article promotes a medical cigarette by Dr Blosser that opens air passages and eases nighttime breathing during asthma or choking spells. It instructs keeping a small package by the bed for rapid relief and sleep, claiming no tobacco or harm.

J. Scholl Dr. Scholl

Deficit of College Is Church Problem

A special committee of Presbyterian Synod delegates will report on Austin College Sherman facing a $240,000 deficit. Eight ministers were appointed to investigate the school’s financial condition.

Fort Worth Tex U.P Presbyterian Synod Austin College Sherman

Women’s Christian Temperance Union to host district meeting

Delegates from Tarrant Parker Hood Erath and Johnson Counties will attend the annual meeting of the 12th district Women’s Christian Temperance Union scheduled for tomorrow.

Fort Worth Tex U.P Women's Christian Temperance Union Tarrant Parker Hood Erath Johnson Counties

Texas jobless below that of rest of U S

Dallas reports Texas has 15 to 20 percent fewer unemployed than the nation. H C Colley in Austin cites signs of improvement with cotton picking and East Texas oil field work after the military shutdown. He notes more than 3 66 million dollars in highway contracts awarded in Austin expected to employ about 2000 men.

Dallas Texas H. C. Colley Austin State Bureau of Labor Statistics East Texas

Armaments Truce Gets U S Backing

Geneva reports the United States endorses an Italian plan for a one year armaments truce via the League of Nations disarmament committee. The U S accepts the truce with a caveat that destroyer construction continues to aid unemployment relief.

Geneva Switzerland United States League of Nations Assembly Disarmament Committee

Farmer Held Without Bail in County Attorney Slaying

Wiley Green of Dorchester was held without bail in Sherman Texas on murder charges connected to the fatal shooting of J Q Adamson assistant county attorney last Saturday.

Sherman Texas U.P Wiley Green J. Q. Adamson

Funeral services for Robert L. Taylor set today

In San Angelo Texas funeral services are held today for Robert Lester Taylor age 30 who drowned yesterday in Lake Nasworthy. Taylor was reported missing after the incident and his body was recovered from the lake. Officials continue to investigate the drowning incident.

San Angelo Texas U.P Robert Lester Taylor Lake Nasworthy

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Bowel Relief

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a harmless, effective laxative. It claims to clean out hard waste without shock using fresh taxative herbs, pepsin, and other ingredients, suitable for adults and children and available from local druggists.

Dr. Caldwell

Testimony Near End In Saffel's Trial

Anson Texas September 24 testimony neared an end in the Jim Saffel murder trial. Saffel 52 blacksmith is accused in the June 13 fatal shooting of J W Windham 54. Earnest Saffel deaf mute testified in sign language that his father feared Windham and loaded his gun as Windham and a cousin approached. He said Saffel fired in self defense after a domestic quarrel.

Anson Tex U.P Jim Saffel J. W. Windham Saffel Earnest Saffel Windham

Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertises Digestion Aid

An old advertisement warns against laxatives and recommends Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow from the liver. It claims the pills are gentle, vegetable based, and effective for digestive issues, urging readers to look for the red label and note the 25-cent price.

Carter C. M. Ca

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