Transfusion of Blood Needed to Save West
W. W. West, a San Antonio based general prohibition agent, lies in critical condition in Austin after an ambush in Amarillo. Two men, Jesse Campbell and Aubrey Sharp, convicted by West earlier, beat him with revolvers and robbed his pistol. They face federal witness intimidation charges and state counts of assault to murder and robbery.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
W. W. West
Austin
Federal District Court
Amarillo
West
United States Commissioner
Jesse Campbell
Aubrey Sharp
Prohibition
Sharp
Campbell
Floyd County Land Suit Compromised
After most evidence in federal court the case of Edgar B. Howard et al v Crawford and Wood was compromised by agreed judgment giving plaintiffs possession of eleven sections of Floyd County grazing land. The defendants pleaded not guilty to trespass and no money judgment was awarded.
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Edgar B. Howard
J. P. Crawford
Walter Wood
Floyd County
Grain Sorghum Growers to Elect Officers Next Week
Ballots are being mailed to Grain Sorghum Growers Association members with July 1 return deadline. After results, 15 directors will meet at M. D. Ramsey’s office to elect officers for the coming year. In Amarillo, Texas, June 11, 1925. Bankruptcy notice for Myers & Goodwin lists assets to be sold at public outcry on June 24 in Panhandle, Carson County. Assets include groceries stock valued at 1090 dollars and other assets subject to valid indebtedness. Ben H. Stone, Referee in Bankruptcy, Amarillo, Texas, notes sale details.
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Grain Sorghum Growers Association
Amarillo
M. D. Ramsey
District Court of the United States
District of Texas
Myers & Goodwin
Omer Ernest Myers
Tolbert Newton Goodwin
Panhandle
Carson County
Texas
Ioc Ee
Ben H. Stone
President Hill set for National Education Association program
West Texas State Teachers College president J A Hill has been invited to speak at the National Education Association meeting in Indianapolis from June 28 to July 3. Miss Eula Hunter praised Hill as a Texas asset, with his address focusing on interpreting schools to the public and the evolution of normal schools into teachers colleges alongside other leading educators.
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News Canyon
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Hill
Department of
Hunter
N. B.A
Texas
President Hill
George W. Frazier
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Cora Wilson Stewart
Kentucky Moonlight Schools
Eight rural roads to Hereford opened in 30 days
Hereford expects business to surge as eight rural roads from Deaf Smith county will be completed in 30 days. The roads will be upgraded to first class and improve farmer access to markets. An effort will be made to establish rural free delivery on most roads, per County Tule Earl W. Wilson.
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Hereford
Deaf Smith County
Earl W. Wilson
County
Tule
Orphan Home Kiddies To See School Days Show
Children from the Presbyterian Orphan Home will ride downtown at 9 o clock in Red Tax taxis courtesy of A. J. Taylor to the Deandi Theater to view School Days as guests of Ross Rogers. Afterward they will enjoy ice cream treats donated by Lindsay Drug Company.
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Presbyterian Orphan Home
A. J. Taylor
Deandi
Ross Rogers
Lindsay Drug Company
Dawn to Form Canning Club At Dawn Hereford
The Dawn community east of Hereford plans a canning club after a June 11 meeting. Thirty five residents attended and appointed Mrs. J Benge Mrs L A Blair and Mrs Carl Frye to canvass for members. A permanent group will be formed June 2 and linked with local Boys and Girls Clubs led by County Agent R O Dunkle.
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Hereford
J. Benge
L. A. Blair
Carl Frye
R. O. Dunkle
Randall Farmers Ready for Attack by Grasshoppers
Canyon reports two weeks earlier to county agent J W Jennings and the Canyon Chamber of Commerce that the area faced a grasshopper invasion. The chamber ordered white arsenic and blackstrap molasses to be provided to Randall County farmers with detailed usage instructions to maximize effectiveness and save crops.
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News Canyon
J. W. Jennings
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Randall County
Reverend Kunze Installed Pastor of Canyon Church
Canyon June 12 With Reverend Solon Johnson chairing Reverend W C Kunze was formally installed last night as pastor of Canyon Presbyterian Church Dr R Thompson Amarillo preached the principal sermon and delivered the charge to the church membership Kunze came to Canyon from Eastland Texas Work will begin soon on a modern church to serve the growing congregation.
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Canyon
Solon Johnson
Presbyter Church of
Tulsa
W. C. Kunze
Canyon Presbyterian Church
R. Thompson
Central Presbyterian Church of
Amarillo
Mr. Kunze
Presbyterian Church
Eastland
Texas
Rabbit bounty slated across six counties in Hereford
Deaf Smith County officials led by County Judge Earl W. Wilson plan a five cent bounty on all rabbits killed in Deaf Smith Palmer Castro Randall Oldham and Potter counties to fight jack rabbits. The effort stresses regional cooperation and aims to adopt the plan at the next Deaf Smith county commissioners meeting.
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Hereford
Deaf Smith
Palmer
Castro
Randall
Oldham
Potter
Deaf Smith County
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Polk
Associated Variety Co., Inc
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South Plains
W. A. Palmer
Fuqua Block
Rankin
Ben H. Stonf
W. C. Proctor
Lincoln
Taylor Gt
ISK
Zehringe
P. A. Zehringer Credit Jeweler
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stones
Asbs
Great West
Marvin
Kraft
East Sth Street
Polk Street
Florida Street
Pierce Street
West 6Th Street
Orphan Home
Canning Club
Kunze
Canyon Church
Ong
Polk Street Grocery & Market
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