Treasure Hunt At Scout Camp Saturday
The annual treasure hunt at the Boy Scout camp will occur next Saturday under Scout Commissioner A. Graham who led last year’s event. Prizes from local merchants include a complete scout uniform, shoes, cash accounts, camp gear, theater passes, ice cream, soda, and various gifts aimed at rewarding accuracy and thoroughness in the trail and compass navigation.
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A. Graham
Plackburn Brothers
Killough and Company
Austin Doug Company
Guaranty State Bank
Amarillo Bank and Trust Company
Amarillo Hardware Company
J. K. Bryant Company
Henry Holland
Ed Green
Mellroy’s Market
Grdway-Saunders
Simple Way To Have Beautifully Wavy Hair
A beauty note recommends avoiding heated irons as they injure hair life and gloss. It favors the silmerine method for curling, claiming it is more effective and durable while keeping hair soft and glossy. Apply with a clean toothbrush, using liquid silmerine sold in drug stores under twenty cents per ounce. it leaves no sticky residue and resists heat, moisture, or streaks.
P H I T Club Aids Amarillo Exposition Effort
The Panhandle and Og an Panhandle? No, Panhandle and Oklahoma hardware and implement salesmen club P H I T unanimously aided Amarillo Tri State Exposition at its monthly meeting at the Amarillo hotel. Jim Hagan presided as president as members introduced themselves and their firms. A. G. Birkhead and C D Jackson tied for twenty four years in the territory. Salesmen praised the outlook with recent rains seen boosting business for the year ahead.
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P. 1.1. T. Club
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Amarillo Hotel
P. H. I. T. Club
Panhandle
Jim Hagan
A. G. Birkhead
C. D. Jackson
Vega Baptist Church Revival Progress Report
Rev Homer Stuart pastor of Vega's First Baptist Church reports the Vega revival in progress is going well. He has been there about two months as Fort Worth helper Rev L B Owen from Seminary Hill assists. The revival has lasted a week and will continue at least another week according to the pastor.
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Homer Stuart
Vega
First Baptist Church
L. B. Owen
Seminary Hill
Fort Worth
Re. Stuart
Watch Teeth Stains Vanish While You Wait
An advert touts Bleachodent combination for at home stain removal. It promises quick results in minutes, whitening teeth without enamel damage, and notes safety for children’s sensitive teeth while claiming superiority to older scouring products.
Khiva Shriners Lose Out On Safety Razors
Khiva Temple members lament a missed batch of gold plated safety razors given to uniformed bodies after returning from the Imperial Council in Kansas City. The Amarillo delegation banqueted at the Baltimore Hotel, with Dr. A J Caldwell and Dr. R P Parcells delivering remarks. A missing sphinx prompted rapid dispatch from Ararat Temple to recover the statue.
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Khiva Temple
Imperial Council
Kansas City
Baltimore
A. J. Caldwell
R. P. Parcells
Santa Fe Railway
Khiva
Amarillo
F. O. Wood
Ararat Temple
Roy W. Thompson
Express
County Agent Describes Copperas Remedy for Shade Trees
County agricultural agent Harmon Benton reports widespread yellowing of shade trees in the city including Maples Elder and Sycamores. The remedy, iron sulphate or copperas, is applied around tree roots in holes three to six feet from the trunk with one pound per inch of trunk thickness, then watered to distribute the substance.
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Harmon Benton
W. C. Boyce
B.C. Matheson
B. C
Military Institute Graduates Pick Merchant President
The New Mexico Military Institute Alumni Association dinner in Roswell heard talks from Mayor Albert H. Pruit and Col. J. C. Troutman. Lawrence Merchant was elected president and Jaffa Miller secretary. A memorial for Col. J. W. Wilson was approved and proposals were made to seek further Institute funding.
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Roswell
Alumni Association of the New Mexico Military Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Hiram M. Dow
Albert H. Pruit
J. C. Troutman
Lawrence Merchant
Jaffa Miller
Col. J. W. Wilson
Prager Miller
Republican State Central Committee
Governor Hinkle
Franklin
Flannery
Farm Bureau Plans Barbecue Near Potter County Farm
Plans advance for Potter County Farm Bureau annual barbecue to be held Wednesday June 18 at the 8 P Merry farm west of the city. The event will last all day and feed about 200 people with barbecued meat. Open to the public with good crowd chances. Co operative farming topics to be discussed including wheat sorghum and cotton growing with speakers.
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Potter County Farm Bureau
Merry Farm
Amarillo
Adobe Walls Celebration Moves Toward June 27 Event
Preparations for the fifty first anniversary of the Adobe Walls battle proceed with a monument purchase to be placed at the historic site near Mt. A crowd is expected June 27 and 28 with plans for food including barbecue beef bread coffee and pickles. Attendees are urged to bring blankets and tents as lodging is limited. A distance survey marks 1028 yards to the old Buffalo Wallow site with a cedar post and flag to be visible from the battlefield and a later engraved concrete post planned. The Adobe bee fund totals 741.89 with Miami Pampa Col C. Goodnight Old Timers of Dodge City among donors. A letter from William C. Peacock of Independence Kans seeks details on a frontier reunion in July.
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Adobe Walls
Adobe Walla
Dumas
David Stribbling
Miami
Billy Dixon
Adobe Bee
Miami, $100; Pampa, $60; Col C. Goodnight, $15; Old Timers, Dodge City, Kans
Olive K. Dixon
William C. Peacock
Independence
Kans
Stop Postate Pains In 24 Hours Ad Claim
An elderly sounding direct mail style offer promises relief from enlarged prostate symptoms within hours. It advertises a $1 Hexagland Treatment postpaid, plain wrapper, and urges immediate response with a 10 day introductory window from The Bayne Co. in Kansas City Missouri.
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Mame
Bayne CO
Coca Cola
Kansas City
Canyon Volture 40 and 8 Considers Joining Amarillo
Canyon Volture 266 in Canyon, Texas, plans to join the Amarillo voiture of the Society of 40 and 8. A ceremonial Tuesday night will be taken up at the regular meeting Monday night led by Chef de Gare H. A. Brown. Adoption of a new by-law and announcements are expected.
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News Canyon
Amarillo
Work on Cotton Gin at Canyon Is Now Under Way
Canyon headlines announce that T. R. Hogan can work today on Canyon's first ton cotton gin. Machinery has been purchased and will be hauled from Dallas as soon as the building is ready to receive it.
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Canyon
T. R. Hogan
Dallas
82 Years Old and As Good as a Youngster
A reader recalls severe illness and near despair before using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. At 83, the writer claims renewed health, attributing recovery to a simple harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation cited as the cause of illness.
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Mayr
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