4-H Club Boys Enjoy Outing in Gray County
Fifty 4-H Club boys from Gray County plus eight fathers gathered at Mel Davis Ranch near LeFors for a two day encampment. They received poultry dairy seed corn and grain sorghum demonstrations and practiced cooking archery and rural scouting with leaders A A Tampke R R Cook Ralph Thomas C A Clark and J Hessy guiding contests and talks.
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Ralph Thomas
C. A. Clark
Clark County
John Hessy
Pampa Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Gray County
Paul Griffin
Alanreed
Clarence Tidwell
Albert C. Ritchie Early Life and Education
The account highlights Albert Cabell Ritchie born August 29 1876 in Richmond Virginia to Judge Albert Ritchie. It notes his Maryland upbringing his tutor and private school education his early newspaper venture earning extra from age 15 and his time at Johns Hopkins University where he played college football as a second stringer.
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Albert Cabell Ritchie
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Elizabeth Caskie Cabell
Virginia
Richmond
Johns Hopkins University
Ritchie Narrative Marks Maryland Governor Career and Rising Power
A biographical sketch traces Albert Cabell Ritchie from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland to his 1910 appointment as Baltimore city solicitor and eventual rise as governor. It covers his political strategies against prohibition, multiple re-elections, and the claim he would become the longest-serving U.S. governor if he completes his term, highlighting his leadership within Maryland politics.
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Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Elizabeth Baker
Mahon and Kelly
Maryland
United States
Hereford building boom expands work and growth
Notable gains in new construction and repairs drive Hereford employment as reported by the Hereford Brand. Projects include homes, commercial renovations, and a new federal building in Lubbock. The Carlsbad Caverns entrance and dining facility bids total about 45000 dollars. Stone Department Store relocates with a full interior redecor and department shuffle.
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Federal
Memphis
Landis and Young
Indiana
Hereford
Vanderburgh
Emma Jackson
W. B. Miller
Carlsbad Caverns
Texas predicts over 70 million for new buildings
A state wide survey in Texas indicates more than 70 million dollars may be spent on new building construction this season.
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Texas
Train Victim Herman Selby Sent to Tulsa for Burial
The 16 year old Herman Selby fatally injured Thursday morning while attempting to board a Santa Fe freight train near Oklahoma City. His funeral arrangements are set in Sand Springs with burial there. he was en route to Los Angeles to visit relatives with a companion.
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Herman Selby
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Okla
B. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home
Oscar Selby
Wildhorse
Los Angeles
Sand Springs
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Spearman
Koffee
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N. B. Nelson
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Northwest Texas
Church of Amarillo
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Main Street
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Consumers Fuel Association
Packing Milling Company
R. A. Frye
Staddler
J. B. Jones
Wm. H. Atwell
U. S. District Court
Stone Department
Clovis
J. F. Hunsaker
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Harry Manning
Lou Reichers
Flyer
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
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America
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Virginia Capes
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