Letter From Leslie Prescott to Mrs. Burke Continued
The scene shifts as Jack, Ruth, and Bill discuss a possible intruder tied to a burglary report. A Roth and Chapman man may have sought the stockade’s condition, while an unseen caller touches off warnings. Bill plans to observe tonight at 9, assigns Benson strict house control, and promises more details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Walter Burke
Ruth
Jack
Roth and Chapman
Bill Laidlaw
Beth and Chapman
Bill
Roth
Awardlo Daily News ign and Pillmore Streets Only morning paper
The Amarillo based publication covers the Panhandle of Texas and neighboring regions with telegraphic dispatches. It notes its early reach on the Associated Press leased wire and its status as a daily paper with subscription rates and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Pillmore Streets
Amarfilo
Panhandle
Texas
Mexico
Colorado
Oxishoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oiklahoma City
Amarillo
Owen
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
BEA
Satterwhite Boom Hints at Texas Governor Run
Talk spreads in the Panhandle that Representative Lee Satterwhite former speaker may seek the Texas governorship next year. He has been greeted as a possible candidate at public gatherings and the Highway Convention in Dalhart. He would face ally Lynch Davidson of Houston in a Republican primary, though friendship could be set aside if he feels qualified and has a fair chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Satterwhite
Panhandle
House
Texas
Satterwhite
Dalhart
Mr. Satterwhite
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Davidson
Wheat Money to Reach Panhandle Cities Soon
Wheat money will flow into Panhandle Plains cities within weeks as government forecasts a 661 million bushel wheat crop, the smallest since 1917 and well below last year. Despite a 50 percent crop estimate, farmers may gain from strong prices as demand remains high and winter wheat production stays at a 20 year low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
United States
Randall Bonds Vote Planned for Pottery County Precinct 4
Randall County Precinct No 4 near Potter County will vote Saturday on a 29000 highway bond issue to build a graded road system. The News supports the bond to improve accessibility and development in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall County
Potter County
Cood
Keeping a Diary Rev G Tumlin Dies in Nallo
Rev. G. H. Tumlin, once based in Amarillo, has died in Nallo. Obituary notes his long service, worn by years, and his role as a diarist whose writings reflect a lifetime of faith and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumlin
Amarillo
Nallo
Quote on truth and deception from ancient texts
A compact moral note cites Revelation 21:2 12 and Saadi urging truth over appearances. It frames deceit as doomed to perdition and praises wisdom that seeks genuine truth rather than mere semblance. The text blends religious and literary wisdom in a single aphoristic reflection.
Diary discipline praised by life long writer in Dallas paper
A Dallas newspaper cites patience in maintaining a life diary and notes Rev. Tomlin found peace of mind through consistent entries. The piece compares Amarillo life to a moving checker game and mocks marrying for money, ending with a sharp quip about arguing with fools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tomlin
Denton Denton Denton Texas Press Meeting Claims
Panhandle Press rejects invidious comparisons with Denton boasting of 1922 as the Texas Press Association’s greatest hit. Amarillo News rebuts claims that Denton led the 1922 convention while Amarillo’s 1924 gathering is praised as superior. Editors warn against debating past meetings among attendees, suggesting the Denton statement may have been modest or cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Record Chronicle
Texas Press Association
Texas
Denton
Amarillo News
Record-Chronicle
Denton Record-Chronicle
Tyler
The
Record Chronicle
Bill Edwards
Amarillo
ABE MARTIN Jokes Echo Through Quiet North Town
In a rambling standup style bit ABE MARTIN quips about husbands and nerves while Em Pash comments on a social scene. The text notes Fellers whistling at work and hints at mood changes when laborers are present, capturing local color and humor.
Salvation Army revival tonight at El Paso Tabernacle
City briefs report Commander L. Carl of the Border Division Salvation Army will preach at revival services tonight at the Tabernacle corner Third and Van Buren streets. Mary Etta Stirratt returns from the University of Arizona in Tucson. A nine pound girl was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs J E Larkins of 1517 Lincoln Street. F A Park of Galveston visits nephew D A Park at 803 E Twelfth Street. Mr and Mrs Percy Gilley of Jacksboro, visiting Osie Green at 1102 Fillmore, leave for home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Carl
Young Peoples Section
Border Division
Salvation Army
el Paso
Tabernacle
Third and
van Buren Streets
J. E. Larkins
Linecoln Street
Percy Gilley
Jacksboro
Mrs. Gilley
Osie Green
Fillmore
Arizona student Gus Thomas returns home to work at Mistletoe Creamery
Gus Thomas, formerly attending the University of Arizona at Tucson, has returned home and is now employed at the Mistletoe Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Thomas
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Mistletoe Creamery
Baby Clover Rosine Born to Mr and Mrs Lackey
Clover Rosine, a nine pound baby girl, arrived yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lackey of 1617 Lincoln Street, marking a joyful birth in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Rosine
J. E. Lackey
Lincoln Street
Dalhart Visitor W J Bennett Sees Local Notes
W J Bennett of Dalhart was a business visitor here yesterday, stopping to discuss local commerce and industry with area businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bennett
Dalhart
Mrs Minnie Ware Heads to Henrietta to Visit Relatives
Mrs Minnie Ware leaves this morning for Henrietta to visit relatives, traveling single with plans to spend time with kin and return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ware
Henrietta
Kiwanis Charter Presentation Planned for June 12
The Tohoka Kiwanis Club set a charter presentation meeting for Friday June 12. Julian Bobo district governor will present the charter, while John B Gilvin lieutenant governor for the section received a telegram inviting his attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohoka Kiwanis Club
Julian Bobo
Wichita Falls
John B. Gilvin
Morgan of Wichita Falls Visits City as Lion Club Leader
S. A. L. Morgan, a Wichita Falls attorney and past president of the Lions Club there, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. L. Morgan
Wichita Falls
Lions Club
Hereford Visitor D L McDonald Among City Guests
D L McDonald of Hereford was among visitors in the city yesterday, joining local residents for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McDonald
Hereford
Delegates from First Christian church to attend Abilene convention
Rev and Mrs F W O Malley Judge and Mrs L Gough and Mr and Mrs C F Smith will be among the delegates from First Christian church attending the annual state convention at Abilene beginning Friday night Rev O Malley will not leave until Sunday night but will attend the final two days of the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. O'Malley
L. Gough
C. F. Smith
First Christian Church
Abilene
June Brides Advice For Every Married Woman
Cynthia Grey writes for The News on June brides advice. The lengthy Sunday article urges every married woman to follow practical guidance beyond brides, emphasizing womanly habits for lasting happiness and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
County Treasurer Schedules Approved Creditors Checks
Checks for the county creditors approved by the commissioners are now ready at the county treasurer's office, per J. L. Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Shea
Grass lease case goes to trial in Floyd county federal court
The case of Edgar B. Howard and others versus J. P. Crawford and Walter Wood concerning eleven sections of land in Floyd county proceeded to trial in federal court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Howard
J. P. Crawford
Walter Wood
Floyd County
Notary Bonds Filed With County Clerk
More than 300 notary bonds were filed with the county clerk by yesterday afternoon, marking a busy close of business. The filing indicates a high level of activity in the registry and reflects ongoing enforcement of notarial qualifications.
Funeral services for James E Boone at Madison Street residence
Funeral services for James E Boone were held at the family home on 700 Madison Street yesterday afternoon after he died Monday night in Pampa from injuries sustained unloading timbers at Wilcox well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boone
Pampa
Wilcox Well
Madison Street
Lindsay Smith heads to Dallas for business
Lindsay Smith of Joe Killough & Company departed yesterday morning for Dallas to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Smith
Joe Killough & Company
Dallas
Doe Killough Jr Spends Summer Vacation at Matador Ranch
Doe Killough Jr travels to Glenjo to spend the summer with his uncle Will A. at the Matador ranch, settling into rural western hospitality and a quiet country routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Killough Jr
Will A
Glenjo
Mrs W Moreland Recuperating After Hospital Operation
Mrs W Moreland of 1813 Taylor underwent an operation Tuesday at a local hospital and is reported to be resting very well by physicians.
Mrs D A George Recovers After Operation
Mrs D A George is resting well following an operation. The report notes her condition as satisfactory and improving, with physicians monitoring her progress and noting a stable recovery trajectory.
Mr and Mrs H R Jack Return From Mineral Wells Visit
Mr and Mrs H R Jack of 210 West Tenth Street have returned from Mineral Wells after visiting there for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Jack
West Tenth Street
Mrs W W Killough and Daughter Visit Texas
Mrs W W Killough and her daughter Martha are visiting Weatherford and Dallas, stopping at local homes and attractions during their Texas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Killough
Martha
Weatherford
Dallas
Miss Mattie Bell Jack Leaves For Mineral Wells And Paris
Miss Mattie Bell Jack of 210 West Tenth street departs today to visit friends and relatives in Mineral Wells and Paris. She will be away for several days, staying with relatives and acquaintances during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bell Jack
Tenth Street
Mineral Wells
Paris
Russell Boles Returns from Harding College Term
Russell Boles comes home to Morriston Arkansas after spending the past term at Harding College Morriston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Boles
Harding College
Morriston
Ark
Marriage license issued for H. Raymond Allmen and Jene Victoria Singleton
A marriage license was issued to H. Raymond Allmen and Jene Victoria Singleton. The record notes the couple's names and the license grant without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
H. Raymond Allmen
Jene Victoria Singleton
Copy of New Universities Dictionary Offer Ends Soon
The News and Post warns that dictionaries are limited and will not be available after Saturday. Hundreds have ordered by mail or visited the building, and readers in Panhandle cities should mail or bring orders promptly to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Post
Panhandle
Amirillo
Seturn
Woodruff Giving Special Numbers At WDAG Tonight
Mrs. F. E. B. Woodruff brings a radio program to WDAG featuring Margaret Woodruff Aretha Trent Frederick Woodruff Oneida Allard Ruth Virginia Perdue Gladys Townes Wilma Baker Lela Kyte Bobbie Frank TaNelle Vernon Phyllis Pool Louise Worrel tonight. The National Cycle Company studio will host the program starting at nine o clock.
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WDAG
F. EB. Woodruff
Margaret Woodruff
Aretha Trent
Frederick Woodruff
Oneida Allard
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Gladys Townes
Wilma Baker
Lela Kyte
Bobbie Frankin
TaNelle Vernon
Phyllis Pool
Louise Worrel
Tontaht
National Cycle Company
Wheat Special Draws Big Hereford Crowd
A June 10 lecture in Deaf Smith County Court House by Santa Fe Railway Better Wheat Special drew a large crowd of farmers and business leaders. Speakers urged crop diversification, soil health, summer fallow, and improved wheat varieties, with calls to rotate crops, raise alfalfa, and boost livestock. The session included a round table, with Judge J Gough praising the speakers and urging monthly farm meetings. Delegation then headed to Canyon for another scheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Santa Fe Railway
Deaf
Smith County Court House
J. D. Tinsley
Deaf Smith
H. M. Bainer
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Bainer
West Texas
A. H. Lehdigh
Texas Experiment Station
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Canyon
Building Permits to Hold Up for Summer Outlook
There will be no building setup during the summer yet indications point to a strong start. June first 10 days total $121,900 suggesting the month may match record levels this year. This week permits amount to $81,400 with entries for Carter, Armitt, Brown, Durrett, Randall, Ads Randall, Robertson, and Troup composing the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. A. Carter
West Sixth
J. B. Armitt
Sunset
L.S. Brown
Hayden
Four Naturalized In Federal Court
Judge James Wilson naturalized four individuals in federal court yesterday. Max Silverman of O'Donnell and Abe Kisse of Slaton came from Russia, Clemens Rickwarty of Miami from Germany, and William Balfour of Amarillo from Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Russia
Germany
Ireland
Max Silverman
O'Donnell
Abe Kisse
Slaton
America
Clemens Rickwarty
Miami
William Balfour
Amarillo
Tre Hand
Marriage Contract Most Difficult for June Brides
Cynthia Grey advises June brides that marriage is the hardest contract, requiring roles beyond romance. She warns jealousy and boredom creep in, encourages trust, friendship over scolding, and stresses daily happiness to keep husbands from wandering. She notes many temptations but emphasizes open, steady partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Notwed
Cladys Gladeye
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Gathers Five-Letter Words
Puzzle page lists horizontal clues for various word lengths from five to thirteen letters including terms like Chats Compact and many others. It notes crosswords, references to letters and numbers, plus a feature on chain letters circulating George Younker and his eleven siblings in Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
George Younker
Navin Fa
Ane Tre
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University of Arizona
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