Brad Free Exper Informs Helpline
Brad Free reports on a health helpline process improvement, detailing expert input and customer service steps. The article notes new guidance for callers and the expected impact on rapid assistance.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
Brad Free reports on a health helpline process improvement, detailing expert input and customer service steps. The article notes new guidance for callers and the expected impact on rapid assistance.
Western Union Telegraph Co is placing cables along the alley between Polk and Taylor streets after city council ordered removal of poles from Polk. A prior recall request gave way to confirmation of compliance, with work advancing to improve the main business street of Amarillo and expected to finish before month’s end.
Clement H. Yost moved his law offices from the Old Eberstadt building to the new Fuqua block. The Fuqua block proves popular with professionals and tenants praise the building’s large airy apartments and clean, comfortable suites.
A special called meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock in the President W H Fuqua office at the First National Bank. Every director is invited to attend.
A noon Fort Worth and Denver passenger train was delayed seven miles south of Amarillo after a freight car derailed. No injuries were reported as passengers were aided by autos to Amarillo after the wreck, and service was eventually cleared from the tracks.
Dr A H Thornton president of the Goodnight Baptist Industrial Academy and Rev ER DD Reece pastor of the Goodnight Baptist church visited Amarillo yesterday. Thornton announced plans to issue the 1912 catalogue and forecast a promising session while both men attend the upcoming Bible conference starting a thin rity Wednesday of next week.
One civil suit filed yesterday with M. H. Hardin as clerk of the district court. The case titled Lillian O'Neil versus Thomas O'Neil concerns a dispute between the spouses.
Amarillo chamber officers say the membership campaign paused to allow business leaders to handle month end affairs will restart shortly with a push to add every five citizens to the rolls. They aim to place Amarillo at the forefront of regional commerce and announce details soon. Dr. L C. Kirkes, former Central Presbyterian pastor, arrives from Memphis to preach at his old church this Sunday. We sell you a Coles Hot Blast Range for $1 cash or $1 weekly.
Rev. Jewell P. Howard has returned to Amarillo after conducting revival meetings in points such as Dalhart Abernathy Hale Center Floydada and other places. New members are reported from Dalhart and Abernathy while health improves enabling a renewed summer campaign. His work gains renewed interest with a promising outlook as he continues territorial ministry.
Kansas City grain prices list for June 6 shows Wheat July at 1.01 dollars, September at 29 cents, December at 99 1/4 cents. Oats White price at 56 1/2 cents, mixed at 53 1/2 cents.
H. B. Jones as fire marshal conducts his quarterly inspection of Amarillo business districts. The report is sent to the state department and will influence future rates. The review covers electric wiring trash and combustible accumulations with no public protest expected.
R. D. Kirk has returned from a business trip to Tula. F. Sullenberger returned yesterday from Crosbyton after a two day stay. Thus. F. Turner returned Wednesday from Dallas.
Panhandle Odd Fellows plan a two day gathering in Amarillo June 13 14 using the Elks Home for deliberations. About two to three hundred visitors and delegates expected with prize drill exhibitions and local entertainment.
Central Presbyterian church members and friends invite Dr J C Kirkes to a reception in his honor tonight from to 11 o'clock at the Allen home early 1712 Polk Street.
Mrs. B G Lowrey has been seriously ill at the family home on University Heights but is now much improved. She was stricken Monday night and for a time grave fears were felt. The消息 notes her steady recovery and asks friends to remain hopeful as the illness passes.
Enthusiastic turnout at Amarillo Camp Woodmen of Woodcraft meeting underscores strong interest. Leaders report steady growth and plans for special meetings to boost social and material welfare among men in various walks of life.
The county commissioners court concludes its equalization session this afternoon and adjourns until Tone 24, with a protest planned over certain taxable value changes. Judge W.M. Jeter and Commissioners Newcome, Hill, Kinnerly and McDowell led the three day session, aided by T. W. Barnes and assistants Jack Oxford and H. Kinkead.
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