Brown Cracker and Candy Company's New Amarillo Plant
Amarillo gains a modern Brown Cracker and Candy Company building at 96–100 North Taylor Street to house a Sunshine Biscuits and Brown's crackers distribution plant. Construction cost is 36000 dollars with 60 to 80 thousand dollars in stock carried. completion expected in 60 days. The nine ty by 140 foot facility will include a large refrigerating plant and moist rooms for cakes, expanding Panhandle and regional distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
F. B. Means
I. L. Allen
North
Taylor Street
Rock Island Tracks
Second Street
Allen
Loose-Wiles
New Headlight Inspection Law Proves Popular
The new law requiring headlight testing and adjustment is well received by motorists. J R Rowntree of Cooper Irvin Motor Co says drivers value the service and would pay for it even without the law. Four city shops offer inspections for 25 cents, effective September 1 after last session. Owners urged to come in early to avoid crowding at month end. Rev J H Farmer, Muleshoe Methodist pastor, underwent appendectomy in Lubbock and is doing well. He recently moved from Seminole and has grown his church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rowntree
Cooper-Irvin Motor ‘Co
Cone
Rowntree
Amatillo Buick-Cadillac Co
Cooper Irvin Motor Co
Cullum Motor Co
Walter Crossett U Drive It Co
Mulleshok
J.H. Farmer
Muleshoe Methodist Church
Lubbock
Chosen Head of Dr F W Dodson Dentists in Texas
Dr F W Dodson of Amarillo tops the Dentists Convention at Brownwood August 14 15 by being elected president without presence or knowledge of the election upon telephone inquiry he said I heard something about it but I dont know if I was elected or not He has served ten years in the Association and attended regularly until this year when Amarillo dentists could not attend Abilene has the 1926 meeting and Amarillo will contend for 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodson
Amarillo
Brownwood
Dodson
Association
Abilene
Oklahoma exhibit to Tri-State Fair plains products
An Oklahoma agricultural exhibit will be sent to the Tri-State Exposition September 26 to October 1. The display, prepared by Panhandle Agricultural and Mechanical College Goodwell, focuses on plains products suited to western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle. Exhibition entry was requested by H. H. Fennec, experimentation director, on the suggestion of 3. A. Whitehurst, college president.
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Plains
Oklahoma
Panhandle Agricutural and Mechanical College of
Goodwell
Okla
Texas Panhandle
H. H. Fennec
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Polk St
Amarillo, Texas
Hollywood
Renaud
Paris
Oberndorfer and Scienti
Chicago
Josef Shevinne
American Conservatory of Music
16Th ST
Spencer-Nuunn
PLART
Mon
Howdy
Texas
Miles
Stacy-Adams
MAILE
Texas Dentists
Fheimewel RY
Panmangelee-Finklea
Tuels
Rae Polk ST
SD Eae
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma Booth
West Ninth St
Star Cash Grocery
Swift
Cisco
Crisco
Planters House Coffee
White Swan
Schilling Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Ohio
Michigan Navy
van Camp
Alaska
Prince Albert Tobacco
Schilling
Sunkist
California
Oregon
Log Cabin
Wesson
Delmonte
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