May 1924 Dairy Report Summary
Milk quality scores shown as 12.70 and 12.81 and 12.08, with notes on equipment and handling affecting conditions. Milk distributed by J. D. Stinson. inspector remarks clarify sample condition versus dairy condition. signed by City Inspector C. G. Spencer and Asst. Inspector Jack C. Wyatt.
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C. G. Spencer
Jack C. Wyatt
W. H
A. Ferguson
Wih Ford
P. F. Fansler
R. H. Gentry
Ins
H. EB. Gray
Joe Gray
Ai. A. Hudson
Wm. P. Hopkins
J. H. Hennershotz
LG James
I Kelly
Lee
Fred Lochridge
Eoee
M W. Lemons
A. P. Morrow
Eaena Ae EK
Mauldin
Coves
Ss Mauldin
Ester
Fr. Martin
Se Eeree
Fata
A Peewee Ooene
Ewe
J. D. Stinson
W. L. Sheppard
Ing
Karl Marsh
Wilstead Dalry
Lottie Winneingar
Seeeden
E. Hart Peru
Kiser Phew Eet
Western Auctioneers Association to Meet in Amarillo
The Western Auctioneers Association plans its annual meeting in Amarillo on June 3 at 10 AM in the Longhorn club room of the Amarillo Hotel. Judge L. Gough will give the principal address, with W. S. Williams of Hereford speaking. attendees will also join the Sales Day at the Auditorium. The event includes a banquet and officers to be elected, drawing members from across the Southwest.
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Auctioneers’ Association
Western Auctioneer’s Association
Amarillo
Longhorn
W. 8. Williams
Hereford
Ng Tanahaen
Board of
City Development
Williams
The
Daily News
Southwest
West Texas Auctioneer’s Association
Mrs McWhorter Wins $200 Radio Set at Regent Store
Mrs J C Mewhorter of 806 West Sixth street won the Pathe Deluxe minute man radio set valued at $200 in a drawing held at Regent Shoe Store and Mode Shop 512 Polk Street last night. Tickets were issued with purchases during May and the lone stub drawn earned the prize amid a large turnout and out of town interest.
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J. C. Mewhorter
West Sixth Street
McWhorter
Pathe
Regent
Polk Street
J. Braunig
Many Pleased by News Broadcasts of Radio WDAG
WDAG's daily News programs win praise from listeners nationwide. Artists appearing on pro logs entertain and uplift audiences including soldiers, invalids, farmers, miners, and mountaineers. J Te Martin reports frequent fan appreciation, and C H Raymond of Osceola Arkansas verifies reception of WDAG programs on a loud speaker from 161 stations.
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Radio
WDAG
United States
J. Te. Martin
C. H. Raymond
Osceola
Ark
Olive Childers Arranging Another WDAG Radio Program
Olive M. Childers and her musical assistants organize a fresh radio entertainment for WDAG Tuesday night The Daily News listeners can expect another pleasing show from this acclaimed group. They previously performed to high appreciation on WDAG and return with a alike program for radio fans.
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Daily
WDAG
Olive M. Childers
Good Will Tour Interest Surges For Memphis Caravan
Interest in the Colorado to Gulf highway Good Will tour to Memphis Friday rises as autos fill with riders. Most city auto dealers plan to send cars, inviting friends to join. Hotel rooms are available in Memphis, return times vary from Friday night to Saturday, with some staying for races. Committees will resume car signups tomorrow amid other event drives.
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Memphis
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Board of City Development Entertainment Fund
Hoo Hoo Club shifts luncheon date and backs growth
The Hoo Hoo luncheon club, a lumber trades group, votes to move meetings from the last to the third Saturday each month. A membership drive is planned with a secret committee led by A. N. Olver, J. E. Hill, and H. W. Galbraith. The next meeting, likely at the Country Club, will be ladies night.
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Hoo Hoo
Country Club
A. N. Olver
J. E. Hill
H. W. Galbraith
Jim Webb
Panhandle
Tom Hayes
Gaines Whitsitt
Large Property Owners Fail Weed Cleanup, City Says
New city weed inspector reports large property owners with citywide holdings not cutting weeds while small owners comply. The manager confirms enforcement against all, with May 25 deadline past and daily fines accruing for ongoing offenses.
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New City
Postal Offer for Amarillo Readers Prompted by Subscriptions
Two news wires AP and INS provide National and State news for the Evening Post. Subscribers to the News pay 80 cents monthly for home delivery in Amarillo or by mail. Both News and Post cost one dollar monthly. Telephone 883.
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Associated Press
International News Service
Evening Post
the Post
Amarillo
News and Post
Russell Chosen Chair of New City Board of Equalization
J M Russell was selected as chair at the organization meeting of the city board of equalization held yesterday in the city manager's office. The next meeting is to be held subject to call of the chairman.
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Russell
New City
Board of Equalization
J. M. Russell
City Board of Equalization
Yester
Yibe
Amarillo Board Grants Six Month Salary Increase
The City Development Board receives a raise from 1359 to 1600 dollars per month for six months. The commission endorses the Board’s work and will revisit conditions after the period. An information booth at Amarillo Hotel will open for oil men, reflecting rising oil activity and city growth.
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City Development
Amarillo
Tri-State Exposition
Free Lavex cure promise for catarrh relief
An advertisement touts a drugless Lavex method claimed to kill catarrh germs in three minutes and clear head and lungs overnight. The offer promises a free treatment by mail to attract names and addresses from Kansas City readers, with no obligation to repay if cured.
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W. KR. Smith
Lavex Bidg
Kansas City
Forty and Eight to Pass on Names of New Members
A special meeting of 40 Hommes and Cheveaux will be held at American Legion rooms tomorrow night. Names of prospective members will be passed on at this meeting. The constitution requires these names be brought up ten days before initiation, which will be held soon. The regular monthly meeting will be Tuesday night.
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American Legion
More Than Four Thousand Species of Ruses
A compact study catalogs over four thousand distinct ruses observed in nature, noting their varied forms and adaptive purposes across species. Researchers classify tricks by deception type, ecological niche, and success rates, highlighting the complexity of animal signaling and predator-prey interactions.
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Pembroke Oxford
Oxford
Pembroke
Bee
Baldwin
Wright Piano Co
East 9Th St
Ford
Goodrich
BY Gish
M’whorter
Olive Childers
Walter Axtell
Fillmore
Tuck Trigger and Gas Company
J. J. Currie
B. C.D
Kuppenheimer and Styleplus Clothes
Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk
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