Amarillo Growth Tied to Manufacturing Farming and Railroads
Real Estate Board members at Palo Duro Hotel discuss a questionnaire on Amarillo’s growth highlighting manufacturing, farming, and railroads as key drivers. They note front foot values for residential and business property, projected property value increases, and plan officer elections at next Friday’s meeting with committees named.
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Amarillo
Real Estate Board
Palo Duro
T. W. Cotten
W. H. Brymer
Royce Gant
T. W. Cutten
T. J. Wagner
W. N. Cooper
W. H. Brynner
G. C. Odom
T. N. Bruner
Parr Moves Office to Pan Handle Lumber Building
Local contractor George Parr relocates his office from 204 East 4th Street to the Pan Handle Lumber Co. building with J. D. Armstrong joining as partner. Yesterday marked a peak in building permits issued, totaling 82,300 dollars. Permits granted to Brown Cracker and Candy Co. 110-12 North Taylor Street 26000 dollars Williams-Orr 24000 T F Turner mercantile 24000 D W Mays mercantile 600 A Van Buren Street. Albert Randall building all under construction. Another permit issued to T E Pirtle for a frame dwelling at 106 Kentucky Street costing 4300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parr
East 4Th Street
Panhandle Lumber Co
J. D. Armstrong
Parr
Brown Cracker and Candy Co
North Taylor Street
Williams-Orr
T. F. Turner
Mercantile
D. W. Mays
van Buren
Albert Randall
T. E. Pirtle
Kentucky Street
Local business figures seek city development data
Tice & Co and the Dixie Store of Hobart Oklahoma along with ladies ready to wear swore have written the Board of City Development for information on openings. B H Talmage once a Panhandle real estate man during Santa Fe expansion to the South Plains was in Amarillo yesterday and is now a Chicago realtor. A Ford coupe owned by J E B Kehuilt? stolen from Buchanan street Tuesday night was recovered stripped in Canyon last night.
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Tice & Co
Securities House
Dixie
Hobart
Oklo
Board of City Development
B. H. Talmage
Panhandle
South Plains
Amarillo
Chicago
J. E B. Keh
Buchanan Street
Canyon
Women stenographers and typists lead US labor force
Stenographers and typists head the list of women workers in the United States, totaling 564 744. The data highlights the prominent role of this group in the national labor market.
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United States
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J.f.bromert
D.C
J. B. Hill
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POLK
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Net Toy
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ITV Briefs
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