Awards at Tri-State Poultry Show Open Sunday for Visitors
Prize ribbons distributed as Hall County dominates many classes while 1,200 birds were judged at the Tri State Poultry Show. The building remains open all day Sunday for visitors and will run through Tuesday with expected large crowds. Judges praised the event and educators highlighted balanced rations and poultry education for enthusiasts. Officials foresee the Panhandle becoming the egg basket of the United States due to climate, feed, and strong markets in Panhandle towns. Detailed winners include multiple entries across Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns, Buff Orpingtons, Wyandottes, and other breeds from Fort Worth, Amarillo, Memphis, Canyon, Claude, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall County
the Panhandle
Earl Curry
Walter Burton
Burton
BE. C. Branch
Teaders
West
Panhande
Panhandle
United States
Tri-State Poultry Association
Rhode Island
R. E. Alexander
Claude
S. D. Burton
Canyon
T. W. Duffel
Hartley
E. M. Ewen
Memphis
Co. W. F Planery
Young
Carl Goodman
Fort Worth
J. M. Heald
W. P. Norman
Byers
E. V. Quattlebaum
Clarendon
Ricks and Grummell
Amarillo
J. E. Young
N. C. Vogele
Hereford
H. A. Asbury
City
A. Ek. Cutting
Old Pen
R. H. Graham
Wichita
J. M. Henderson & Son
Groom
E. H. Hudgins
L. M. Thompson
Young Gren
Charlies A. Williams
Young Pen
W. P. Bennett
J. J. Cates
Crowell
Henpe
Jerry West
George F. L. Bishop
Amarillo Then and Now through a 19th Century Resident
C H Hesser of Silver City New Mexico recalls Amarillo from 1897 to 1899 noting few familiar landmarks remain aside from the Bivins Building and the old Masonic Temple. He once sold lumber for the temple steps and describes city changes while catching up with old friends like J L Smith and the Nobles Brothers. He now runs Crescent Lumber Co in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hesser
Silver City
N. M
Amarillo
Bivins
Masonic Temple
Hesser
M. T. Jones Lumber Co
Panhandle Lumber Co
J. L. Smith
Nobles Brothers
W. H. Fuqua
W. C. Kenyon
C. G. Landis
Campbell Fountain
Crescent Lumber Co
Jury awards Howe 4500 in suit against Fort Worth Mutual
A district court jury deliberated five minutes to award Warren O Howe four thousand five hundred dollars for the loss of his left hand in a suit against Fort Worth Mutual Insurance. The insurer claimed Howe fell under a Santa Fe train to collect. Howe, father of seven, has been unable to work since the accident. his lawyers were Works and Ford. The defense was Fish and Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren O. Howe
Fort Worth Mutual Insurance Company
Howe
F. P. Works
Henry Ford
8. E. Fish
2B. A. Simpson
Amarillo Hardware Firm Sells Four Cars of Remington Goods
The Amarillo Hardware Co. reports selling four cars of Remington ammunition this season. Ed Bagot, manager of the retail department, notes the firm does wholesale business over a wide territory and emphasizes quality in ammunition handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Remington
Amarillo Hardware Co
Ed 0. Bagot
Poultry Talks by Experts To Be Given Here
Arlington judge Walter Burton and Lees Summit Mo expert BE C Branch will speak at 8 p m Monday at the municipal auditorium as part of the Amarillo Tri State Poultry Show. The talks, drawn from nationwide poultry authorities, aim to share investigations and insights to help establish a sound Panhandle industry. Dr I Lanham, show president, urges public attendance and questions in the Panhandle bid to build a sane business basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burton
Arlington
BE. C. Branch
Lees Summitt
Amarillo Tri-State
Municipal Auditorium
Southwest
Panhandle
I. Lanham
Tri-State Poultry Show
Amarillo
The
Dr. Lanham
Miss Irene Beasley Rising Radio Star of the North
Miss Irene Beasley daughter of J N Beasley of 2004 Polk street gains fame across northern states through radio performances of current songs. A December Radio Digest cut notes her as a southern beauty from Dixie, singing on WEBH Chicago, while broadcasting from Detroit this week. She is a Whitis School Austin and Sweet Briar Va graduate studying voice under noted southern teachers and plans Christmas in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Beasley
J. N. Beasley
Polk Street
Radio Digest
Miss Beasley
Dixie
WEBH
Edge Waters Hotel
Chicago
Detroit
Whitis School
Austin
Sweet Briar
South
Oil Briefs: Twin-Six and Perkins Wells Output Details
Oil briefs report Twin-Six No. 1 Kings Lang producing 1,260 barrels daily after a 30 quart shot by Tex Thornton. Twin-Six lies NE section 6 block Y Hutchinson county near the McIlroy 1,500 barrel producer. Panhandle Refining No. 1 Perkins in Hutchinson county north of the Canadian River swabbing 650 barrels of 387.5 gravity crude from 61 feet pay at 2,997 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin-Six Oil Company
Kingslang
Tex Thornton
Section 6
Block Y
Hutchinson County
McIlroy
Panhandle Refining Company
Perkins
Block 1
Canadian River
Sargent to Move Family to Tulsa from Panhandle Field
F. J. Sargent, field superintendent for Skelly, is relocating his family to Tulsa after a short tenure in the Panhandle field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sargent
Skelly
Tulsa
Panhandle
Oil and pipe lines progress update in Panhandle region
Donglas Oil No 2 Whit tenburg section 26 block 47 Hutchin river drills at 2200 feet. Pantex Pipe Line connects Panhandle field with the city and is fully heated to handle all crude. Antelope Pipe Line six inch line linking Pantex with Middleton Dixon Creek Ward and Phillips wells, and Pantex pump station, will be completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantex Pipe Line Company
Panhandle
Antelope Pipe Line Company
Middleton
Dixon Creek
Ward
Phillips Wells
Otto Samples Aims to Mount Eight Point Buck in Hutchinson
Otto Samples field superintendent for Panhandle Refining and Dwielas Oil shoots an eight point buck in Hutchinson County using a 35 Remington rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Samples
Panhandle Refining
Dwielas Oil Companies
Hutchinson County
Remington
Perkins Facility in North Hutchinson County Stores 9000 Barrels Crude
Douglass Oil Company reports No 1 Whit tenburg in section 21 block 47 holds 1160 barrels of crude with 1000 barrels of storage available while Perkins in north Hutchinson county is shut down for storage containing 9000 barrels of crude on the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Refining Company
Perkins
North
Hutchinson County
Douglass Oil Company
Whittenburg
Block 47
Oilfield notes indicate strong Las Veras yield and new tanks
Tex Thornton of U S Torpedo Company placed a 30 quart glycerine shot in the Patterson and Suppi well at Las Veras last week. The sand at 651 to 672 feet is rated good for 21 barrels daily of high gravity crude. Perfection Tank Company has erected two 2950 barrel tanks on the base. McIlroy Oil Company No 2 Smith in the NE of SW of Section 5, Township Y, Hutchinson county is rigging and prepared to spud. Mrs W P Sullivan is reported improved at St Anthony Sanitarium after a serious operation Thursday. W P Sullivan, her husband, is a well known oil field workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex” Thornton
U. S. Torpedo Company
Patterson and
Suppi
Las Veras
Perfection Tank Company
McIlroy Oil Company
Smith
Block Y
Hutchingon County
W. P. Sullivan
St. Anthony Sanitarium
Oil Field Activity Across Panhandle and New Mexico
G M Gaasch drilling contractor for Skelly in the Panhandle and Smackover fields is in the city. Tex Thornton shot a completion for H F Wilcox in Texas County Oklahoma north of the Panhandle field. the shot is said to clear up trouble. Tea County New Mexico draws oil operators attention as Loving hotels run at capacity. Wyatt 19-16-34 SW drilling at 250 feet. NMPC 11-16-82 drilling at 200 feet. Mallamar 16-17-82 spudding a 5000 foot test. Tex Thornton shot H F Wilcox No 2 producer in Gray county five miles south of Pampa, production rising from 50 to 425 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Thornton
H. F. Wilcox Company
Texas County
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Tea County
New Mexico
Loving N Hotels
Wyatt Well
New Mexico Petroleum Company
Mallamar
Gray Cownt
Pampa
Auarts
Session funds continued from page one
The speaker noted funds had been tendered as a loan to be repaid by a succeeding legislature and claimed no direct money was given to him for the special session, only through indirect sources. He said Attorney General Moody’s ruling covered three questions he submitted last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Satterwhite
Canadian towns rally to West Texas Chamber convention
Homer D. Wade of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce toured the Panhandle with a mission to recruit delegates for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Amarillo next June. He announced Canadian and Miami affiliates and noted rising hog production and wheat acreage in the area. Wade highlighted Canadian's own community center building owned by the WCTU and urged large local delegations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Homer D. Wade
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Wade
Miami
Negro Arrives in Springfield as Assistant U S Attorney
William C. Mathews, a Black man from Washington, D C, arrived today in Springfield to serve as an assistant United States district attorney. He was sent by the Justice Department after a dispute over the appointment of a permanent assistant. The piece notes a deadly claim about injuries from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William C. Mathews
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Justice
Attorn Stamaon
Benator Denee
Buffalo Jones Museum and Zoo opens in Yellowstone
Buffalo Jones, famed for driving a buffalo down Polk Street in Amarillo, is honored by the Interior Department with a new Buffalo Jones Museum and Zoo in Yellowstone National Park. The cabin and zoo display buffalo history, bison hunts, horns and hides, with Lamar Valley herd exhibits and 50 000 visitors in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Interior Department
Bascom N. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
Washington, D. C
Buffalo Jones
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Yellowstone National Park
Little Museum
Buffalo
Bison
Lamar Valley
Wilson School of Music Broadcasts Over WDAG Today
Radio fans in the Panhandle Plains will hear the Wilson School of Music on WDAG this afternoon at 1 o clock. Advanced students will perform a daylight program from the studio of Mrs. Robert Wilson, following last Sunday's well received show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School OF Music
WDAG
Panhandle Plains
Robert Wilson
Card of Thanks for Help in High School Popularity Contest
Expresses gratitude to friends for assistance in the High School Popularity Contest. Special thanks mention Juanita Walkup and Willie Carter. Provides address 406 Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Walkup
Willie Carter
Florida
Polish novelist Reymont dies after long illness
War saw reports Polish writer and poet Wiladislaw Ctanislaw Reymont, last year's literature prize winner, died today after a long illness in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Wiladislaw Ctanislaw Reymont
Moody charges court postponement until December 16
Moody seeks a ruling on court venue as defendants file pleas of privilege. G A Davisson president of the company illness prompts delay. Defendants Hoffman Keily Starnes ask for trial in Bastland or Bexar counties. The suit accuses Joe Burkett of conspired influence in contract letting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A Davisson
Davisson
F. G. Hoffman
M. J. Keily
Fastland
C. R. Starnes
San Antonio
Davisson, Hoffman and Kelly
Bastland County
Starnes
Bexar County
Company
Moody
Joe Burkett
The
Highway Commission
Last Governor of Caroline Islands Dies
Fanila reports Col. Eugenio Planco, the last Governor of the Caroline Islands under Spanish sovereignty, died in Fanila on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Islands
Fanila
Col
Eugenio Planco
Kipling Improves After Night Amid Pneumonia News
Rudyard Kipling at Burwash Sussex has pneumonia and officials report he passed the best night since illness began. The morning bulletin notes slight improvement and his condition is described as steadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Sussex
Wea
PROS SEEK CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The article notes continued discussion on the pros, with remarks addressed by Assistant Secretary Andrews and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes as part of ongoing page one coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See’y. Andrews
Prohibition
Haynes
Republicans Prepare House and Senate Organization
Washington dispatch reports Republicans in both chambers moving to organize for Monday. Senate Republicans pause on Lafollette status while House Republicans purge Lafollette allies from key committees. Wisconsin insurgents vow to act united and press earlier rules changes as organization decisions await Monday votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senate LaFollette
Wisconsin
Republican Committee On Committees
Robert M. Lafollette
Rules Committee
James A. Frear
Ways and Means
Winsconsin
Republicans Pick Edwin Thayer as Senate Secretary
Edwin P. B. Thayer of Peg long prominent in Republican circles was chosen by the Republican conference to serve as secretary of the Senate. The decision marks a key party appointment in Washington and reflects Thayer’s enduring influence within GOP ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Washington, Bee
Edwin PB. Thayer
Peg Long
Republan
Republican Conference
Senate
Three crops in a year from same field on Philippine alluvial lands
A brief note indicates three successive corn crops grown from a single field on alluvial land in the Philippines. It highlights unusually high yield potential and favorable soil conditions, suggesting fertile landscapes may support multiple harvests within a single year.
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Dark Barred Rocks
O. H. Crites
Iowa Park
Davis & Caldwell
Spearman
Dr. A. K. Cutting
F. H. Gallo
Memphis Poultry Farm
H. H. Newman
Tom Jones
Childress
J. J. Sanders
Black Langshans
R. W. McNally
Waynoka
Okla
Hen
Cockerel
Pullet
P. H. Leewald
Gaines T, Warren
W. A. Williams
Vega
White Rocks
W. F. Sitton
J. W. McCullough
Newlin
A. Womack
T. B. Roberts
Veu
Anconas
W. L. Durrett
Lewis Merritt
Chris Baer
Black Minorca, Alex Newman, Lockney: Pullet, Three, Four. G. Henshaw
Decatur
Rex Mahoney
John L
McCarty
Helen Duke
Dave Reaves II
T. E. Daniel
Mammouth
L. L. Allen
Littlefield
Young Tom
Young Hen
Old Trio
Young Trio
B. C. McCormick
Old Tom
Old Hen
F. A. Foster
Wichita Falls
Wade Hill
E. B. Forrester
Goodnight
Ted C. Mahow
White
Partridge Wyandottes
H. P. Coleman
Lockney
H. W. Duke
Alex Newman
J. W. Richard
Weatherford
D. Mack Stewart
Wyandottes
G. M. Duren
L. M. Thomlin
Johnston's
Radioland
Donglas Oil Company
G. M. Gaasch
Smackover Fields
D’orsay
NEW Coats
Adams Dry Goods CO
Polk
Springfield, Ill
U.S
Fipemeiine
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