Panhandle Community Life Institute draws wide interest
Enthusiasm grows for the Panhandle-Rock Inland Lines Agricultural and Community Life Institute opening with more than forty speakers addressing agricultural and economic issues. Arthur W. Large of Rock Island Lines arrives to organize the program. Reduced round trip fares are offered by rail lines to Amarillo for Lubbock Farwell Higgins Santa Fe Childress Texline New Mexico Oklahoma routes. The event begins June 7 with welcomes from Ross K. Rogers and local officials, featuring notable speakers such as I P W Kazmeler Clarence M. Ousley Harry Gawler and others in lectures on Panhandle affairs.
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Great Panhandle
Rock Inland Lines
Agricultural and CommunityLife Institute
Panhandle
Arthur W. Large
Rock Island Lines
Mr. Large
Rock Island Lines Agricultural and Community Life Institute
Amarillo
J. Cole
Lubbock, Farwell and Higgins
Santa Fe, Childress and
Texline
Fort Worth
Denver City
New Mexico and
Oklahoma State Lines
Rock Island
Institute
Ross K. Rogers
500 Telephones Out of Service From Wet Cables
Heavy rainfall submerged main cables leaving 500 telephones in the business district dead. Southwestern Bell officials expect restoration today as crews repair four soaked lines. Police and fire stations experienced outages but alarm systems remained functional.
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Upser
George Hill
Southwestern Bell Tele Company
Polk Street
East Fourth
West Fourth
City Hall
Taylor
Calla
Ten Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury
Ten indictments were returned by the Federal grand jury reported to Judge James C. Wilson. Most counts were mild, with one white slave case and several involving stolen automobiles transported across state lines. Liquor violations were scarce in the evidence submitted.
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Federal Grand Jury
James C. Wilson
Juvenile Melody Makers Sing on WDAG Program
WDAG received many telephone compliments for the Juvenile Melody Makers on the Daily News program. Gordon Connor, age 7, sang Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old Kentucky Home from memory, with priane music, as the departure from the regular program delighted radio fans. Ben Lane says the group is open for engagements and can be reached at 1715 Jackson Street.
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WDAG
Melody Makers
Gordon Connor
Kentucky
Priane
Ben Lane
The
C. J. Lane
Jackson Street
Nunn and Vernon Head to Galveston for Texas Press Meet
Amarillo representatives Nunn and O Vernon left for Galveston to attend the Texas Press Convention and bid to host the 1924 Panhandle gathering. Panhandle editors, including Loomis and Warwick, joined officials en route, with the convention set to run Thursday through Saturday and the next host city to be decided Saturday.
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Nunn
Daily News
Vernon
Board of
City Development
Amarillo
Galveston
Texas Press Convention
Panhandle
Panhandle Press Association
Denton
P. Loomis
Canadian Record
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H.C. Wright
Blackburn Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
Spalding
Natatorium
Gib Hunter
Nunn Electric Co
SOREL
Wrigley’s
P. K
Proglem For Community Life Institute
U. S
Juvenile Melody Makers
Stearns Electric
Auaine Woodard Co
E. D. Green
Amarillo, Music CO
Ea H Mrad
China
W. T. Stanberry
Tyler
Texas Press Gathering
Chichester
Eve
Seneca Bane
Tate
J. P. Smith
Smart Oxfords
Phoenix
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Griggs
Funeral Directo and
Smbaime
Guy A. Carlander
Pennsylvania Rubber CO. OF America, Inc
Jeannette, Pa
5Th
D. W. Mays
Corner 6Th
van Buren
Pennsylvania
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