Satterwhite DINNER SPEAKER AT HEREFORD
Lee Satterwhite of Panhandle spoke at the Hereford Chamber of Commerce luncheon praising Texas and the Panhandle. He noted Panhandle feed crop prospects and a promising cotton outlook while declining a gubernatorial bid without home support. The chamber voted to start an employment bureau and plan a caravan to Grady and Belview to promote the Deaf Smith County fair. Hereford honey was served for the first time at the meeting.
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Hereford
Lee Satterwhite
Panhandle
House of Representatives
Eee Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Satterwhite
R. 0. Dunkle
A. & M. College
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Harrison
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Grady
Belview
New Mexico
Motes Signed To Back Fair Against 1925 Loss
Officials of the Tri State Exposition report strong response to a drive at the Board of City Development for notes pledging to cover any operating loss. Many signers had never before joined, Horace Lindsay notes a voluntary raised total, with no complaints recorded. The fund will be used solely to cover an actual loss if it occurs.
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Board of City Development
Horace Lindsay
Culwell and Culwell Law Firm Organized in Amarillo
The Culwell and Culwell law firm has been organized with offices in the 1th building. It is led by J. W. Culwell and his son W. A. Culwell. J. W. Culwell moved to Amarillo from Oklahoma City four years ago, building a large practice. W. A. Culwell, a Vanderbilt Law School graduate last June, has been managing the office in District Attorney Liegid Fletcher’s absence.
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Cof Culwell and Culwell
J. W. Cul
W. A. Culwell
J. Wulwell
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Vanderbilt University
Ataney Liegid Fletcher
Lubbock High Band Enters Tri-State Fair Contest
Lubbock High School band entered the Tri-State Fair contest under the direction of Derden. James Crowley submitted the formal application yesterday, confirming the Lubbock organization’s entry.
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Lubbock
Derden
James Crowley
Dimmitt Sets August Picnic To Celebrate Founding
Dimmitt members plan an Aug. 18 annual picnic marking the town’s founding with a Chamber of Commerce decision. J. W. Bell III J. Jackson and Carlos Reynolds head arrangements for a barbecue and possibly a base ball game. The courthouse lawn is a leading site as plans evolve and invited speakers from Panhandle communities may address the crowd.
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Dimmitt
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Bell
J. Jackson
Carlos Reynolds
Rand
Panhandle
Masonic Examiner to Visit for Renewals in Panhandle
W. S. Tate of Hamilton Texas will arrive Sunday and Monday conduct examinations of Masons seeking to renew certificates in the unwritten work at 9 o clock in Khiva Temple. Masons from many northern Panhandle counties expected. if applications exceed capacity the exams may continue Tuesday.
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Tate
Hamilton
Texas
Khiva Temple
Panhandle
Packard Announces Improvements for Car Longevity
Packard introduces two upgrades the chassis lubricator and the motor oil rectifier. Together these devices promise to double the life of Packard automobiles.
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Packard
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P. A. Zehringer Credit Jewelery
S. & H. Green
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Masonic
W. G. Wylie
City Auditorium
J. W. Timmons
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