Warner speaker on parks at Hereford luncheon
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude urged state park expansion and local playground sites at a Hereford Chamber of Commerce luncheon. She emphasized recreation centers for every county, youth social life, and better education for today’s youth, noting costs of a penitentiary versus a park system. She spoke to Hereford High School, PTA, and the Progressive Community event.
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Hereford
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
State Park
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Simpson
Clarendon
City Cafe
G. A. F. Parker
Pioneer Bank
Warner
Deaf Smith County
Rhode Island
E. B. Black
Parent-Teachers Association
Amarillo Baking Co to Erect New $50,000 Plant
Amarillo Baking Company will begin construction within days on a new 50 thousand dollar plant at Eighth and Buchanan street. J W Houcks, manager, says the one story building 110 by 60 feet with basement 60 by 50 feet will be ready April 1. Albert Randall has the contract. The plant will have a 24 foot covered driveway along the south, large factory windows, and daily capacity of 20,000 loaves. The firm markets Butternut and Holsum brands across a 200 mile Panhandle radius.
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Amarillo Baking Company
Eighth
Buchanan Street
J. W. Houcks
Albert Randall
Buchanan
West
Texas
Houcks
Butternut
Tenth Street Club Pushes Open Road Plan
A petition asks county commissioners to open a road from Tenth Street across Rock Island tracks to the Georgia Street right of way. A jury of view was appointed to value land for the new road. Tenth Street hosts growing auto trade with Fred Bone and Overland-Knight projects planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Tenth Street Club
Tenth Street
Rock Island Tracks
Georgia Street
W. E. Gee
J. E. Hill
C. L. Green
Dwight Newby
Albert Randall
County Commission
Amarillo Hotel
Fred Bone
Tenth and Fillmore
Tom Turner
Tenth and Taylor
Overland-Knight Company
Pash Dies in Kansas City at 68. Funeral Today
C B Pash aged 68 died at his daughter Miss Mary Ruth Pash’s home in Kansas City after three weeks there for treatment. A Amarillo Panhandle promoter for 22 years he helped build Amarillo street railway and Santa Fe lines, aided Oklahoma projects, and worked with the Board of City Development. Born Louisville Kentucky his wife is buried in Kansas City and surviving relatives reside elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Pash
Mary Ruth Pash
Kansas City
Amarillo
Mr. Pash
Panhandle
AS Stinnatt
Auch
Santa Fe
Canyon
Plainview
Oklahoma
Board of City Development
Louisville
Old Chamber of Commerce
Aspironal touted as superior cold remedy ad
A sensational advertisement hypes Aspironal as the fastest and safest relief for colds and flu. It claims laboratory approval and endorsements, instructs readers to buy a bottle for fifty cents, and to test its effects within two minutes while promising quick relief for adults and children alike.
Father of Mrs. Askew Dies in Kerens Home
G. M. Westbrook, 81, father of Mrs. W. A. Askew, died Sunday afternoon at his home in Kerens. Wife predeceased him by twenty years. A Confederate veteran, he had lived in the Kerens area since 1865 and is survived by six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Westbrook
W. A. Askew
Kevens
Water turned into municipal mains at Littlefield
Littlefield completes water system with 112 foot standpipe and two electric pumped wells. City gains strong pressure, abundant pure water, and fire protection for residents and businesses in West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
West Texas
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs bronchitis and other breathing illnesses. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes inhibits germs and strengthens the system though the text reads like a classic mid century ad promising refunds if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commulsion Company
Atlanta
Ady
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Wars
Hereford Chamber Commerce
J. H. C. Dobbs
Douglas Candy CO
Eureka
Finkler Electric CO
Tae
Oma
Amarillo Baking CO
Lal Pe
Rock Island
Hull
Vera Alstyne
Plains
Pash
Amarillo and Panhandle
Great West Mill & Elevator Co
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