Hicks Rubber Officials Visit Amarillo Branch
Hicks Rubber Co of Texas executives R. B. Strickland and M. L. Kelly visited the Amarillo store at 108 East Fourth Street with Fred Hicks of Austin and D. T. Hicks of Waco. They praised the new branch for record two week sales, predicted a bright future, and contrasted Plains crop prospects with Waco. The speakers linked rains to improved fair business and anticipated Tri-State Fair exhibits in September.
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R. B. Strickland
M. L. Kelly
Amarillo
Hicks Rubber Co
East Fourth Street
Fred Hicks
Austin
D. T. Hicks
Waco
Texas
Tri-State
McCoy's Tablets Promise Gains for Weak Children
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as life changing for underweight children. A Wisconsin mother reports a nine year illness ended after eight boxes, claiming seven pounds gained. Firms claim 60 tablets cost 60 cents and urge readers to buy only McCoy's.
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McCoy
Babcork
America
City Drug Co
Ledbetter Drug Co
Austin Drug Co
L. Bacock
Appleton
Wis
Old Cowpunchers Ready for Reunion at T Anchor Ranch
Judge L Gough says plans for a Panhandle era cowpunchers reunion at T Anchor ranch near Canyon are shaping up. All cowmen who lived in the Panhandle before 1890 are urged to attend the barbecue and picnic. The annual pioneer gathering expects several hundred attendees for the old cow punchers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Anchor
Canyon
L. Gough
Panhandle
State employees urged to take Ferguson Forum amid politics
Reports from Amarillo indicate state workers were advised to subscribe to the Ferguson Forum, the paper of former Governor James B Ferguson. A department official allegedly sent letters urging subscription as a symbolic tribute, with many employees following suit despite political appointments. The informant notes political pressure exists, yet accepts Ferguson’s political skill.
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Ferguson Forum
James B. Ferguson
Downstate
State Capitol
Ferguson
Amarillo
Jim Ferguson
Businessmen Sign On For South Plains Trade Trip
A group of businessmen discussed a two day trade trip to the South Plains at the Board of City Development meeting. The plan covers Plainview then routes to Lamesa Lubbock Ralls Crosbyton Lockney and Joydada with interurban stops. Fare is 45 including berths and promotional materials.
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South Plains
Board of City Development
Plainview
Lamesa
Lubbock
Ralls
Crosbyton
Lockney
Joydada
Traffic System Committees Set Meeting Monday
Amarillo civic clubs plan a 3 PM Monday briefing in Board of City Development rooms to outline work for a proposed electric traffic signal system. John B. Gilvin called the meeting. committees from Lions Rotary Act Kiwanis American Business Real Estate and Potter County Federation groups will be named with delegates from several Civic Clubs. The plan will be presented to the city commission Tuesday night.
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Amarillo
North Amarillo
East Amarillo
Glenwood
City Commission
Gilvin
Glenwood Baptist church to hold Sunday dedication service
Dedication services for the Glenwood Baptist church will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, announced by Rev. J. M. Jones. The church, built in April 1923 under his direction, is now debt free and its membership has more than doubled in two years. A program to mark the occasion is being prepared for later release.
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Glenwood Baptist Church
J. M. Jones
Jones
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Wayland and Associates
Engman
Ever Eat
Darnall
Zeno
Cozy
Crystal Cafe
Darby Cafe
King Cafe
Bill & Billie Cafe
Busy Bee Cafe
Verdon Cafe
White Kitchen Cafe
International Alliance
J. H. Fisher
Secy
Allen Meek, Pres
the Panhandle
Eefineler
Polk ‘St
Ueto
Oca Tera As
Hicks Rubber
Rotary
Amarillo Hotel
Tom Nelson
M. W. Cunningham
Nelson
Boy Scouts
Cunningham
Kendrick
O. V. Vernon
Southland
National Toilet Co
Paris
oNadine
P-sider de Lureth Te Toca de
VANES
Inc. ‘Department Stores
Bicycle Parts
Berry Shortcake
Stoyu
Framay
Swift Peery Aos
Swift & Company
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