Fish Hatchery for Palo Duro Canyon Urged
H F Smith of the State Fish Oyster and Game Commission urged establishing a fish hatchery near Amarillo in Palo Duro Canyon. He outlined plans to place two hatcheries per district, benefiting Panhandle waters with game fish and boosting sportsmen’s access and preservation efforts. A forthcoming yearbook will aid hunters and anglers with region details and license information.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
H. F. Smith
State, Fish, Oyster and Game Commission
Texas
Commission
Ad Club
Panhandle
Girl Scout Camp Closes After Two Week Encampment
The Girl Scouts led by Mrs M L Fuller will break camp at Dokator's today at 430 PM to return to Amarillo. Parents are asked to call the camp at 4 PM to assist in bringing the girls home. Yesterday the girls joined a treasure hunt aided by a collie dog that guided them to the hidden treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Fuller
Dokator’s
Amarillo
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Rangeley Maine reader Mrs Walter E Anderson shares two years of suffering from bearing down pains and fatigue. After trying the compound she can do farm chores and household work and recommends it to friends. Over 200000 women reportedly benefited with 98 percent replying yes. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walter E. Anderson
ACHED AND ACHED CARDUI PRAISE FROM W'FIELD WOMAN
Mrs. C L Bason of Winfield Texas describes severe back pain weakness and nervousness. She credits Cardus a plant tonic with lifting her spirits improving sleep and energy and aiding during pregnancy adding she took eight bottles and felt stronger and healthier. Cardus is claimed to be purely vegetable with no harmful drugs.
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Winfield
Texas
Cardus
Rates on horses and mules ruled too high by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission found proposed freight rates on horses and mules to and from Southwestern Texas and New Mexico and to Fort Worth Oklahoma City St. Louis Kansas City Wichita and Saint Joseph were too high and not in line with a prior order. New rates were set lower, covering Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle along with Oklahoma City and Fort Worth.
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B. N. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wichita
Saint Joseph
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Boy Scouts Begin 3 Day Camp Today
Twenty Amarillo scouts depart at 7 30 am for a three day encampment at Camp Warner twelve miles south of Claude with about forty more scouts from Panhandle Clarendon Groom and nearby areas. Seven men accompany the party. They will take nine meals rations and explore Palo Duro canyon at the camp site 1500 feet deep.
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Amarillo
Camp
Warner
Claude
Panhandle
Clarendon
Groom
Scout
Palo Duro Canyon
Ten Masonry Candidates Take Certification Examinations
Ten masons are undergoing renewal tests at 113 West 7th with W. B. Tate of Hamilton as examiner in charge. Examinations were conducted yesterday and last night, with completion expected around 10 this morning. Seven applicants hail from Amarillo, while out of town candidates include J. P. May Vega, O. W. Gano Canyon, and J. P. Hicks.
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Tate
Hamilton
Amarillo
J. P. May
Vega
O. W. Gano
J. P. Hicks
Canyon
Knights of Pythias Get New Quarters
The Palo Duto Lodge No. 165 Knights of Pythias will hold regular meetings at 8 pm each Thursday in the Central Labor Union Hall east wing replacing I. O. O. F. Hall in the W. O. W. building. A degree team is planned and Clayton lodge may send one soon. Trustees: Blackburn, Howard, Nix, Tommee. Guns and repairs, 113 West 7th.
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Palo Duto Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Central Labor Union Hall
Clayton, N. M
FE. M. Blackburn
Ralph B. Howard
W. F. Nix
T. W. Tommee
Brownwood
Croft's Concert Band Enters Tri-State Exposition Contest
Croft's Concert Band of Clovis New Mexico entered the Tri State Exposition band contest bringing total bands to ten. Ward Y Croft director of the Clovis band is well known in Amarillo. The Clovis high school orchestra under his direction won first prize at the spring music festival.
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Croft
Clovis
N. M
Dave Derden
Ward Y. Croft
Amarillo
Trugk Fall Proves Fatal to D J Owens
David J. Owens of Clovis, 48, who was injured when a truck fell on him three weeks ago, died yesterday at a local hospital from spine injuries. He leaves a widow and seven children including Mrs. C D Lufer, Francis Okla, Mrs Weel Richardson of Long Beach, Mrs A B Huber Clovis, and sons Clarence Loyd Richard and Clifford Owens. Griggs Undertaking Company sent the body to Clovis for burial. Washington's cabinet had four members.
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David J. Owens
Clovis
Owens
C.D. Lufer
Francis
Okla
Long Beach
Calif
A. B. Huber
N. M
Clarence, Loyd
Richard
When I come back I shall remonstrate them on every stage
The speaker promises a return with newer better methods to multiply beauty and extend youth. He intends to demonstrate them on stages again and publish articles next winter in a thousand newspapers and magazines detailing the new approaches.
Ted George wins national sales plan contest at General Auto Supply
Jobbers Topics features Ted George manager of General Auto Supply Co who won a $250 capital prize for his nationwide sales plan. The boost in business followed. Rev W R Hill pastor of Hereford First Baptist conducted Sunday services at the local church and Mrs Hill visited friends. W C Townes, architect, moved his office to the old Post Office building on East Fifth Street.
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Ted George
General Auto Supply Co
George
W. R. Hil
First Baptist Church of
Hereford
First Baptist Church
W. C. Townes
Firm
Smith & Towns
Post Office
East Fifth Street
Potter County Tax Rate Likely Set by Commissioners
Potter County commissioners hold their monthly meeting to set the tax rate and are expected to finalize the rate today or tomorrow. The session focuses on property tax levies, budget needs, and fiscal plans for the upcoming year.
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Potter County
Edna Wallace Hopper Follows Youth Theories Abroad
Atlantic City July afternoon finds Edna Wallace Hopper, famed for youth and beauty, touring after two weeks in Philadelphia where crowds overwhelmed theatres. She heads to New York September 15 to perform an act on youth extension, eager to test Steinach and Paris beauty aids, claiming women never grow old.
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Atlantic City
Edna Wallace Hopper
Philadelphia
New York
Withou
Dr. Steinach
Vienna
Paris
Miss Hopper
Europe
France
Ellison Boy Injured After Saturday Night Auto Collision
Billy Woods Ellison, son of Mr and Mrs Woods Ellison of 1619 Washington Street, was progressing yesterday after a broken collar bone suffered when an automobile ran him over Saturday night.
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Billy Woods Ellison
Mrs. Woods Ellison
Washington Street
Muleshoe man's visit linked to West Texas Chamber work
R. L. Brown of Muleshoe, famed among Amarilloans for aiding the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, attended events in Brownwood and Mineral Wells and was a visitor in Amarillo yesterday.
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R. L. Brown
Muleshoe
Roswell Reporter Hazel Smith Travels Toward Pueblo
Miss Hazel Smith of Roswell New Mexico was here yesterday en route to Pueblo Colorado where she serves as a reporter for the Chieftain. She had been visiting.
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Hazel Smith
Roswell
N. M
Pueblo
Colorado
The
Chieftain
Read The News and Post for vacation reading
An item notes relatives on vacation and urges getting the habit of reading The News and Post. The News costs 70 cents per month and The News and Post together 1.00 per month. The subscription line directs readers to phone No 888. An earlier line mentions Waiter R Allen of Perryton as part of the readable fragments.
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News
Visitors report rough Amarillo highways and slow travel
Business visitors describe yesterday's trip to Amarillo as slow due to badly cut up highways in all directions. Two light cavalry horses bound for the Mexican canal were inspected here by General Claudia Fox of the Mexican army, with horses gathered by Davis and Younger of Oklahoma City, John McKnight of Amarillo, and others. The Mexican government is said to be buying horses in Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.
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Amarillo
Claudia Fox
Davis and Younger
Olahoma City
John McKnight
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
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