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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
6
Two ton truck and two wheel trailer built for lumber operations up to 30 feet. The setup, rated at 3 tons, is offered for sale by J A Murphy of Crosbyton Texas. Inspection arranged at Wl Piewse Alm son W Ballewe Storsg arillo. trade low high-grade real estate involved.
Advice for grief struck women says life offers color beyond sorrow. Focus on others to shift attention from self and gain perspective. Those who reach outward benefit more than those who brood, even when personal tragedy dominates.
Plainview May 381 Firet cutting of the alfalfa crop in Hale county began this week and a large crop is expected. Much land in alfalfa will require several weeks of harvest with four more cuttings planned. Hale county alfalfa fetches higher prices due to its high altitude and color retention.
The Amarillo chamber of commerce will stage its first luncheon today at noon in the Amarillo hotel. President Bill Flenniken urges full attendance and asks members to bring guests. Short talks will review recent work and upcoming programs, with a goal of 100 percent attendance. Also includes an unrelated medical ad for kidney and bladder remedies.
Support grows for Luther Holliday as he seeks the tax collector post. Voters are urged to attend campaign events and back his stated plan to streamline tax collection and public finances.
The Amarillo Chapter O EB 8 will install officers tonight at 8 o clock in the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend. Walter Antelt presents pupils in recitals at 8:15 pm at First Christian church with Eula Lee McKnight and Jessie Mae Hyeen performing piano pieces. A Splendid program invites public attendance. Llano Estacado chapter DAR hosts patriotic luncheon at Amarillo Country Club today noon with expected full representation.
The Child Welfare club announces a rummage sale at 609 East Fourth Street next to Dinty Moore's cafe for today and tomorrow. The Chil dren of the American Revolution John Alden Chapter held its final meeting of the year at Miss Eula Lee McKnight's home to mark Memorial Day Flag Day and the Fourth of July. The next September gathering plans Lafayette Day and Constitution Day with membership drives and program talks by Miss Rochelle Doud Robert McLellan Thelma Wheatley Gail Bivins and Louise Coe concluding with ice cream sandwiches.
The Pan Handle Pen Women announce a quarterly contest closing July 1. Entries go to judges and cover active and associate member divisions with short stories under 1000 words, a newspaper feature under 1000 words, and an editorial under 300 words. Associates may submit poems up to twenty lines.
Slogan filled notice advertising Black and White Ointment and Soap as a cure for skin conditions. Claims sales exceed two million packages annually and urges readers to buy from any dealer. Mentions sizes and availability with confident assurances.
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