06 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
1
An appointed committee led by WoOL Gatton plans the 1925 Cowmens Meet in Vera southwestern region. Officials including Irvine and a long list of helpers coordinate events at Norte hotel, aiming to attract participants and facilities.
A fragment references the annual cattlemen convention with over 4,000 attendees across a three day period in March. It mentions a 1928 convention year and a city location, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
A garbled report states Attacker was re elected secretary of the Tratate bare Association and named manager for an exposition. The event at the auditorium involved directors and an auditor. Mr Attacker will attend a meeting of fair secretaries in Dallas. Dates for the Tri State fair to be set.
BL Jones of Anarillo cites rapid growth in United States savings and loan institutions. He notes 12 000 associations hold over 5 billion dollars with about 65 percent of new homes financed by these loans in 1926 and highlights steady monthly deposits accumulating to substantial sums.
We deeply appreciate and thank our many friends for love and kindness shown after our loss. Mrs. Patterson and family.
The City of Amarius will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gates on Fourth and Monroe, Jan 1, 1027 between 2 and 4 pm. Items include a dark brown mare mule about 9 years old with no brand and a black berre. Poundkeeper W. I. Fegett signs the notice.
Captain Luce of the motorcycle squad insists careful driving prevents danger and that speeds of 20 to 25 miles per hour are safe if the driver is attentive. He urges the public to be lenient with the police department. A crowd heard remarks from ELA Nobles Rev W M Pearce O Duncan and SF Sullenberger. Dr Thomsen’s group led in attendance.
Tebarat reports Liberal had 28 fires in 1926 causing $7,160 loss. The smaller losses are attributed to the efficiency of the local fire department.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a fire at a building and various names including Mr and Mrs Garigsen and Garacy Files. References to an ambulance and a location in Sackbuen hint at a local incident. Details are unclear and may require source restoration to confirm events and exact subjects involved.
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