City Briefs from Amarillo and Panhandle Region
M A Taylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago visited Amarillo after attending a family reunion at Lockney Texas. Five children of Mrs J M Taylor attended. This was his first Panhandle visit in five years. W C Miller of Belvidere Kansas bought 2600 two year old steers and yearlings from Kell and Jace. Cattle to be wintered at Collins ranch twelve miles west of town August 28 and 29. Cash purses totaling 600 dollars offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Taylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Amarillo
Lockney
Texas
J. M. Taylor
Traylor
Panhandle
W. ¢. Miller
Belvidere
Kans
Kell
Jace
County Judge Slaton Visits Hartley County
County Judge W. R. Slaton of Hartley county was in Amarillo on a business visit yesterday. Maurice Works, a recent Texas A. and M. College graduate, has accepted a position with the San Antonio Flood Prevention Works and will depart tonight after a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Slaton
Hartley County
Amarillo
Maurice Works
Texas A. & M. College
San Antonio
Buckner Official Attends Palo Duro Meet in Claude
Dr. R. C. Pender, field representative for the Buckner Orphans Home, attended the Palo Duro Baptist Association at Claude and was a visitor in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Pender
Buckner Orphans Home
Palo Duro Baptist Association
Claude
Amarillo
Texhoma Realtor G L Aycock Visited Amarillo on Business
G L Aycock a prominent Texhoma Oklahoma real estate man spent yesterday in Amarillo on business.
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G. L. Aycock
Texhoma, Okla
Amarillo
Footloose, May Seymour’s Widowly Daily Generosity
May Seymour widow is highlighted as a daily carrier of a generous installment. The narrative frames her ongoing acts of kindness as a regular feature within the community, illustrating the enduring spirit of giving shaping local life.
Mrs Lane Visits Son in Ranger and San Jacinto
Mrs G T Lane of Ranger arrived yesterday for a brief visit with her son Sam M Lane of San Jacinto. Mr Lane works for Linville Drug Company of San Jacinto.
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G. T. Lane
Ranger
Sam M. Lane
San Jacinto
Lane
Linville Drug Company
Wheeler county courthouse contract awarded to Hughes & Campbell
The Wheeler county courthouse contract was let to Hughes and Campbell of Oklahoma City for a total cost of 100000 dollars. J M Williams of the Acme Brick company in Amarillo received the general brick contract.
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Wheeler County
Hughes & Campbell
Oklahoma City
J. M. Williams
Acme Brick Company
Amarillo
Channing to stage a rodeo event this season
Local organizers announce a rodeo in Channing this season featuring events for adults and youths. The event aims to boost community presence and will include Western display stalls and a raffle for fundraising.
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Channing
Brick store to rise on West Sixth Street by Otis Phillips
A two story brick store building will be erected on West Sixth street between Tyler and Harrison. The structure will house two store rooms measuring 35 by 80 feet. The contract has been let to M. C. Hancock.
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West Sixth Street
Tyler and
Harrison
Otis Phillips
M. C. Hancock
Funeral of Dr Wiley Neal Spares Rev Frank M Neal
Rev Frank M. Neal of 1900 Polk street returned yesterday from Weatherford Texas where he attended the funeral of his brother Dr Wiley Neal who dropped dead from heart failure at Mercedes Texas on Saturday morning
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Frank M. Neal
Polk Street
Weatherford
Texas
Wiley Neal
Mercedes
Donley County Booth Plans For Tri-State Exposition
A T Holcomb secretary of Clarendon chamber of commerce was in Amarillo arranging a Donley county booth for the Tri State Exposition. He reports crops in Donley county in excellent condition with alfalfa being cut for a third time and substantial truck being marketed currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Holcomb
Chamber of Commerce
Clarendon
Amarilio
Donley County
Amarillo Board Warns of Fraud Canvas on Hosiery Shoes
The Board of City Development received a warning letter yesterday about a canvasser heading toward Amarillo selling hosiery, shoes, and lingerie fraudulently under a Oklahoma City house name. He claims cash payment with delivery promised in ten days and a reward is offered for his arrest.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Mrs Fred Wagner Returns From Texas Visit
Mrs. Fred Wagner and her children of 2212 Washington street have returned from an extended visit with friends in Dallas and Snyder Texas.
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Fred Wagner
Washington Street
Dallas and
Snyder
Texas
E. E. Finklea and Oscar Norwood Return From Eastland
E. E. Finklea and Oscar Norwood have returned from a business trip to Eastland. Their visit included meetings with local partners and discussions on ongoing projects.
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E. E. Finklea
Oscar Norwood
Eastland
Oil well in Hutchinson pool matches nearby producers
A well in the north end of the South Hutchinson pool reached the first pass at 2675 feet. It has correlated identically with the Twin Six flowing well two miles southeast and the Dixon Creek producer one mile south, showing consistency with nearby producers.
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South M Hutchinson Oil Company
South Hutchinson Pool
Dixon Creek
Drilling Firm Head Visits City from Wichita Falls
W. T. Willis of Wichita Falls, leader of the drilling contracting firm Willia Trigg and Lewis, is visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Michaelis
Willis, Trigg & Lewis
W. T. Willis
Wichita Falls
Willia Trigg and Lewis
Amarillo Oil Lease Owners Plan Early Hutchinson County Drilling
Amarillo business men and others who own the majority of oil leases in the new Hutchinson county pool intend to start development soon. Drilling contractors are in high demand as this move progresses.
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Amarillo
Hutchinson County
Shipping Board Told Expenses to be Slashed
The Shipping Board sought 22.54 million dollars for the coming fiscal year but was told by the Budget Bureau to expect no more than 15.3 million. This year’s appropriation is 24 million and last year was 30 million. Of the request, 22 million would go to the Fleet Corporation and 540 thousand to the board, while President Palmer had asked for 18 million for the corporation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board Today
Budget Bureau
Fleet Corporation
Board
Palmer
Corporation
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Fr. Opper
Mr. Dubb
the Daily News
Shipping Board
Lisaner
Bresttent Palmer
Eek Cman
S. & H. Green
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