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The Daily News offers carrier delivery in Amarillo or mail outside the city at $5.00 per year or 69 cents monthly in advance. It covers the Panhandle regions of Texas Eastern New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western Oklahoma with 12 to 24 hour lead on telegraphed dispatches from Denver Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and others.
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Classified Post Notice From Amarillo Office
Second class matter designation recorded at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 2 187%.
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Uncertain Political Year Across States and Regions
A collage of political notes recalls Lorimer’s delayed vote, Cox winning Ohio governor designation, and conventions' unconventionality. Texas and Missouri see shifting alignments as Ramseys move to Dallas and melon shipments loom. Orozco backs Zapata against Mexico City. Distant reforms and disruptions ripple through US politics.
Campaign finance pledge and baseball score in brief
Hon Morris Sheppard pledges to publish a detailed campaign expense account and names of all contributors. The Wichita Falls Times unsigned editorial argues for transparency ahead of Texas elections on July 27. In baseball, the Providence Grays defeated Baltimore 14 to 13 after a 33-hit, 59-base afternoon with nine triples.
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Livestock market report from Kansas City June cattle and hog prices
Kansas City market sees top cattle steady to firm with scarce good stock, while middle and lower grades fall 15 to 25 cents. Quarantine cattle from Texas, both north and south, sold in the 5 to 8 dollar range. tops around 9.20 for natives. Hog and sheep trade weaker, receipts large. quotes show hogs near 7.35 to 7.60, sheep and lambs off 25 to 34 cents from week prior.
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Fort Worth
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Revered visitors share Panhandle health and outlook
Rev. J W Whatley, pastor of the Miami Texas Baptist church, visited Amarillo yesterday to see Rev. R F Jenkins of the First Baptist church. Whatley reports conditions satisfactory in his Panhandle section and that health is good with people optimistic about the future. Co listed: a COLES Hot Plast Range offered at $1 cash or $1 weekly by Lenkferd Furniture Co.
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In Loving Memory of Aunt Sue Smith
We express gratitude for the kindness shown during Aunt Sue Smith illness and after her death on May 31. We trust to repay in love and kindness. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. B F Brooks and Mr. and Mrs T W O Brien.
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Civil Service Exams To Be Held Here In Amarillo
Civil Service examinations are scheduled in Amarillo this month with positions across departments. June 12 laboratory assistant engineer. June 26-27 nurseryman for Western Navajo school in Arizona. June 26-27 assistant inspector of ordnance. June 26-27 Indian service teacher. June 29 supervisor of athletics in Philippine service. Salaries range from 540 to 1,500 dollars yearly.
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Arizona
Postmasters to Meet in San Antonio for Texas Conventions
Dual Texas postmasters gatherings set in San Antonio June 11 12 and 13 include the Texan Postmasters Association and the Postmasters League with hundreds expected. Officials preview discussions on money orders registry postal savings and rural service plus an officers election and next meeting site.
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Navasota
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Mart
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Weatherford
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Keene
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A. 8. Davis
William Gilford
Thornton
Pan American Line Nearing Final Link by 1913
Officials say the last segment of the Pan American Railway will join the system by June 1913 allowing rail travel from the United States through San Antonio to the Gulf of Honduras. Promoters like Edwin Chamberlain expect rapid traffic growth and stronger San Antonio trade ties once the route and canal are completed.
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Pan-American Rail Links Near Guatemala Completion
The article notes that direct rail communication from New York to the Panama Canal Zone is close to completion with under forty miles needed to connect to Guatemala City. It cites 500 miles in operation, 690 miles of feeders, and 675 miles left to reach the Canal Zone by the shortest route, plus 875 miles for the longer route, with ongoing expansion across Mexico and Texas rail projects. It mentions Ralph Capron of the Milwaukee team dubbed the Ty Cobb of the American Association.
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