Old Tack heads north to study Hungarian partridge in Canada
Old Tack plans a Canadian trip to Saskatchewan with Ray Holland of Field and Stream to study the Hungarian partridge. He hopes it could suit Panhandle introduction while noting the bird’s open-country habits and spread across North America.
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Old Tack
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ray Holland
New York City
Plains
Panhandle
Dakotas
Washton
Oregon
Tack
State welfare costs loom as aging population grows
Carpenter cites vital statistics showing about 300,000 people over 65 in the state, with roughly 10,000 more reaching 65 annually. He estimates future need at 11,730,264 dollars through Jan 1937 and 4,277,743 dollars by year end 1936, arguing past patterns are unreliable and Texas remains liberal in eligibility.
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Tate
Carpenter
Vital
Carpenter Sac
Texas
What The Pereverrence Write to 1 Tack Dear Tack
Letter from a person seeking help to locate their sister-in-law Ida, widow of Jim Sanders who died in Amarillo. The writer requests assistance in finding her whereabouts after the brother's death.
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Jim Sanders
Amarillo
Ida
Herring Rites Set for Tuesday in Dimmitt
Last rites for Presley Lee Herring 73, owner of Flagg Ranch near Flagg Castro County, will be at 3 pm Tuesday at Christian Church in Dimmitt. Rev. C E Armstrong to officiate with burial in Dimmitt Cemetery by Blackburn-Shaw. Surviving widow Carrye B Herring a daughter Carrye Neal Herring Moe Greenwood Miss a son Charles Tom Herring Amarillo two granddaughters Martha Jane Moe Greenwood and Bettye Jo Herring Amarillo three brothers Elgine Herring Elk City O K G Herring Santa Anna J D Herring Breckenridge four sisters T T Stevenson Mt View Cal Euna Wilks Alpine J J Armstrong Las Cruces N M Lillian Young Shreveport La active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Flower girls named.
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Presley Lee Herring
Flagg Ranch
Flagg
Castro County
Christian Church
Dimmitt
C. E. Armstrong
Blackburn-Shaw
Col
C. T. Herring
Mr. Herring
Peoria
Hill County
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Carrye B. Herring
Carrye Neal Herring Moe
Greenwood
Miss
Charles Tom Herring
Amarillo
Martha Jane Moe
Bettye Jo Herring
Elgine Herring
Elk City
Okla
O. G. Herring
Santa Anna
J. D. Herring
Breckenridge
T. T. Stevenson
Mt. View
Cal
Euna Wilks
Alpine
J.J. Armstrong
Las Cruces
N. M
Lillian Young
Shreveport
Claude Johnson
Ott Hicks
Callie Chance
Buck Hughes
Linden Scarbrough
Albert Walthall
J. A. Johnson
BE. Wallace
C. W. Mick
Ollie Mudd
Joe Stagner
Otis Burton
H. M. Horton
G. B. Fravier
Sid Sheffy
W. A. Senter
Mr. Mooty
Mr. Jaquess
Mr. Witt
Lou Ella
Lydia Scarbrough
Rosa Mae
Alene Johnson
Fay Bilasingame
Altha Gatewood
Irma Kellar
Julia Mae Mudd
Cordye Birdwell
Predict Frost In Low Places In Panhandle Tonight
The Panhandle three day win wave which brought snow to the Plains may climax with frosts in low areas tonight. Frosts forecast for low places north of the river while the southern Panhandle may escape with cold rain. Amarillo reported 36 degrees Sunday morning after 38 Saturday. Good rains accompanied the cold spell with Dalhart Texline seeing snow and Oklahoma Panhandle and parts of Kansas receiving over an inch. Total September rainfall at Amarillo reached 4.74 inches, over double normal, with 18.02 inches year to date, nearing annual average.
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Panhandle
Plains
H. T. Collman
North Plains
Canadian River
Amarillo
Dalhart
Texline
Oklahoma Panhandle
Kansas
Guymon
Okla
South Plains
Stratford
Perryton
Dumas
Oklahoma
Texas-New Mexico
Marooned at Austin as flood blocks travel
Mr and Mrs Eddie Moore of 1210 We at Eighth Avenue were marooned at Austin this morning during a two week vacation after escaping a prior flood on a motor trip from Hot Springs Arkansas to Shreveport. State highway patrolmen were stopping traffic into Waco. Moore wired.
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Eddie Moore
Eighth Avenue
Austin
Becaline of Fonds
Moores
Hot Springs
Ark
Shreveport
Waco
Docket lens trial may be held over and used for Holmes case
Sargent Is First Sous J Kirk heir Potter County jail charged with the death of his wife Florence and Elton Nall another Amarillo man charged with slain his wifes paramour are scheduled for trial the week of October 12 Assistant District Attorney Bod
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Sargent Is
Sous J. Kirk
Potter County
Florence
Elton Nall
Amarillo
Altormey Bod
Rebels Enter Toledo as Loyalist Line Scrambles
Webb Miller reports from hillside near the Tagus as rebel forces seize Toledo. He notes extensive destruction, ruined Alcazar, intact cathedral, and heavy Loyalist bombardment while Madrid’s access via the Alicante railway looms as a strategic objective for General Jose Varela.
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Toledo
Jose Varela
Madrid
Varela
Tagus
Toloco
Abajo
O C Sargent to Face First Trial This Week
Noon report: O C Sargent charged with liquor theft likely first to stand trial this week. Jury pool failed to yield 32. 12 jurors ordered to court at 2 pm to complete venire. Other cases soon tried include Tarter Turner, Magness, Jefferson, Gann theft, Fye and Clonniger car thefts, and Malacaro maiming case.
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Nelson
J. W. Tarter
Louie Turner
Sargent
Magness
Henry Jefferson
A. W. Gann
Bernard Fye
Billy McCloud
Ernest Clonniger
Frank Jones
Beneficio Malacaro
Jalon Oan
Flood flood relief efforts mobilize 2500 refugees in Texas
KGNC reports relief officials coordinating food shelter and clothing for more than 2,500 homeless after high water. WPA workers and National Guardsmen deployed to help as relief stations fill with evacuees. Casualties reported: three killed in a San Marcos crash and one drowned near Burnet. additional boats lost near Ames. Continuous flooding in Wharton and Dallas area prompts road detours and warnings while Corsicana becomes isolated as rail lines fail.
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Waco
Red Cross
Cameron
Temple
Sealey Lampkin
San Marcos
Colorado
Burnet
Ames
Flooded Roads Halt North Texas Traffic Near Corsicana
Rock Island officials hoped for later clearance but could not confirm open routes to Waxahachie as floodwater swamped Highway 75 north of Corsicana. Water reached fourteen feet in places and Highway 31 near Richland Creek bridge faced probable collapse. Traffic to the south toward Tyler remained open but Bridge 31 East Chambers Creek rose with water. rainfall in 48 hours totaled 5.60 inches. No loss of life reported though thousands of cotton acres flooded and motorists stranded, while whale sharks are noted as harmless even when harpooned.
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Rock Island
Waxahachie
State Highway Department
Corsicana
Sam Thomas
Waco
Richland Creek
Thomas
Tyler
East Chambers Creek
Shadow test eye care offered by Dr Claude Wolcott in Amarillo
A newspaper notice promotes a light and shadow eye test as a practical, inexpensive method to determine eye defects without optical equipment. It invites readers to mail a penny post card with name and address to Dr. Claude Wolcott, Fourth Floor Oliver-Eakle Building, Amarillo, Texas, for a personal demonstration and appointment. Appointments are filled in order of receipt, no phone calls, offer expires October Dist next.
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Claude Wolcott
Oliver-Eakle
Amarillo
Texas
Tribute Paid to W A Palmer Amarillo Lawyer 67
Fellow Amarillo bar members held memorial services in the Potter County Courtroom for W A Palmer 67 retired attorney died Sunday in a local hospital He had lived in Canadian from 1908 to 1923 taught history at Southwest Texas State and helped win a bridge over the Canadian River He is survived by his wife a daughter and two sisters The average well educated American knows between 60000 and 70000 words.
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Amarillo
W. A. Palmer
Potter County
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. O. Quattlebaum
Canyon
J. O. Haymes
Amarillo Methodist District
Palmer
Wm. T. Pheiffer
Amarillo Bar Association
F. M. Bralley, Jr
Henry Aiken
Charles H. Keffer
Ross M. Lambdin
J. W. Sanders
David A. Park
George M. Waddill
Floyd Studer
W. D. Fisher
Kiwanis Club
Blackburn-Shaw
Llano
Chamber of Commerce
East
Texas
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Ruth Gist Palmer
James W. Ballard
A. L. Bradley
Waco
Laura Carroll
Westlake
City mobilizes for National Fire Prevention Week drive
Amarillo civic and business leaders join a city wide anti fire campaign beginning next Sunday. Mayor Ross D. Rogers appoints Jeff M. Neely as first lieutenant to oversee inspections of homes and businesses and a public education push. Representatives from Lions Rotary Kiwanis American Legion Federated Women's Clubs and Boy Scout Council named for community outreach.
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Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
Jeff M. Neely
Neely-Greenhill Insurance Agency
Neely
Fancher Upshaw
Lions Club
Dorsey B. Smith
Rotary Club
Henry Thomson
Kiwanis Club
Rolla v. Cartwright
American Business Club
Lewis P. Fields
American Legion
K. I. Reed
Federated Women's Clubs
P. H. Buthker
Buusiness and
Professional Women's Club
Charles W. Whittington, Jr
Amarillo Boy Scout Council
Mrs
W. R
Matanuska colonization cost eyed at five million
The Matanuska Alaska colonization project is projected to cost the U S government about five million dollars. Estimates vary by family, with costs ranging from twenty five thousand to one hundred thousand dollars per household.
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Matanuska
Alaska
U. S
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