Formal opening of Sewell Drug on Polk Street
Paul P. Sewell moves Sewell Drug to 404 Polk Street and holds a formal opening Thursday night from 8 to 10. The California Hawaiian Jazz Orchestra provides music, with flowers, cigars, and icicles as souvenirs. A fountain offers fountain and curb service. Furthers details note Sewell's banking background and staff, inviting all ages to attend.
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Paul P. Sewell
Shriners
Virginia
Sewell Drug Store
Palo Duro Hotel
Polk Street
Mr. Sewell
California Hawaiian Jazz Orchestra
Sewell
First National Bank of
John McBee
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Musicians Seek Spots at Amarillo Festival Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Emily Myers return from Chicago after eight weeks seeking talent for the Amarillo music festival. Don Jose Mojica and other stars pressed for spots. Myers plans a Don Jose Mojica tour across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas next spring. Helen M. Strite joins Amarillo College of Music as violin teacher.
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Don Jose Mojica
Tita Schipa
Galli- Curci
Lake Michigan
Emily. Myers
Myers
Windy City
Chicago
Amarillo College of Music
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Heler
M. Strite
Beatrice Storey
Amarillo
Panhandle seen as region for silver fox farms
Owen I. Langseth of Windswept Farms in Amarillo advocates silver fox farming in the Panhandle. Citing USDA Bulletin 1151, he notes high profits from pelts and stock, demand for live foxes and pelts, and the rarity of high quality wild pelts. He offers guidance on ranch setup, feeding, breeding, sanitation and parasite control to newcomers and existing ranches.
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Owen I. Langseth
Ninth Street
Amarillo
United States Department of Agriculture
Langseth
United States
Canada
London
Langeth
Railroads Offer Reduced Rates To Tri State Fair
Railroads provide lowered fares for the Tri State Fair from September 25 to October 1. Texas fares range from 1 1 3 of a one way fare up to 150 miles, with higher distances priced at set round trip amounts. Routes include Rock Island and Fort Worth & Denver lines through multiple Texas and New Mexico points, expanding territory beyond last year.
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J. Cole
C. B. Davis
Rock Island
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Dallas
Trinidad
Colorado
Clinton
Oklahoma
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
Liberal
Kansas
Tucumcari
Santa Fe
Waynoka
Buchanan
Amarillo
Sweetwater
Clovis
Carlsbad
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Dawson
Cole
Dyche Pharmacy Set to Open at 614A Taylor Street
Dyche Pharmacy will open soon at 614A Taylor Street with a drug store and soda fountain. The store will feature complete Frigidaire equipment and is run by Mr. Dyche, who moves from Texline and brings years of experience. his son Edmund Dyche will attend West Texas State Teachers College after graduating Texline High School.
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Dyche
Taylor Street
Texline
Edmund Dyche
Texline High School
West Texas State Teachers College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce membership drive urged
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce campaigns for new and renewing members as 700 letters were mailed. S. J. Cole reports rapid public response and urges members to mail subscriptions to lessen committee workload. B. F. Bennett assists in planning the drive.
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Board of City Development
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Cole
Cole
B. F. Bennett
Veedol products to be distributed in Panhandle district
Veedol oils and greases will be distributed by the Plains Labicating Co as announced by R W Mulford general manager The first car is in transit and Mulford cites uniform quality as Veedol’s strongest argument in their favor General repairs 113 West 7th
Woman's agent retained after protest in county
A rural Potter county committee of women protested to the county commissioners against discontinuing Miss Annie Bower, home demonstration agent. Faced with sparse rural population, officials weighed expense but hear appeals on the program's benefits. After hearing the women, the commissioners decided to keep Miss Bower in the role.
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Annie Bower
Potter County
Miss Bower
Missouri men buy out Black Cat Cafe
The Black Cat Cafe at 208 East Seventh street has been purchased by Youn Bros of Moberly Mo. They bring restaurant experience and plan to continue serving the public. The sale was from Mrs R B Triee.
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Black Cat
East Seventh Street
Youn Bros
Moberly
Young Bros
R. B. Triee
Foreign service enlistments withdrawn by Army as of now
The Army has withdrawn all foreign service enlistments per Sergeant Walter M. Freeman. In the first half of the month 28 enlistments were recorded, mostly for foreign service. Recruits are being sent to Eighth Corps Area posts such as Fort Bliss Kil Paso and Fort Sam Houston with open slots for air service at Brooksfield San Antonio and motor transport duties at Camp Normoyle. Band players sought at Fort Sill and select veterans may join the 25th Infantry at Camp Stephen D Little in Arizona.
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United States Army
Walter M. Freeman
Eighth Corps
Pacific Coast
Fort Bliss
Kil Paso
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
United States
Brooksfield
Motor Transport Corps
Camp Normoyle
Fort Sill
Oklo
25Th Infantry
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Arizona
Armstrong County Out Home Demonstrator Voted Out
In Claude on August 15 the Armstrong county commissioners voted to end the home demonstration program. Support came from Commissioner Benny of Fairview, who argued the work helped residents endure three difficult years within the county.
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Claude
Armstrong County
Benny
Fairview
Adams' buyer returns from East with new merchandise
H. H. Edmondson, buyer for the ready to wear and millinery departments of Adams Dry Goods Co., has returned from a ten day buying trip to New York. He reports an attractive selection and enthusiasm over the numbers bought for the store. The goods are due to arrive soon and will showcase new creations from leading manufacturers.
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H. H. Edmondson
Adams Dry Goods Co
New York
Edmondson
Dalhart Schools Gain Two More University Units
Dalhart August 15 The Dalhart School Board received word from the State Educational office that two additional units have been added to the university credits in the Dalhart high school bringing the total to 274 units. Indications point to a very successful term as many rural residents move to town to take advantage of the first class school facilities.
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Dalhart
Dalhart High School
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