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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
8
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Offer with $250 down to purchase a modern home on a paved street in Amarillo. Cash buyers only. 6-room brick house at a fraction of cost. Contact Mr Hamilton at 9696 or call 2-2728 for details.
Jerry Malin sues the Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates for 1300 dollars over a failed April exhibition game. The 108th Civil Court term postponed the trial after it was sidetracked by other cases, with the exact date undetermined.
The Junior Welfare League will participate in proceeds from the T. J. Tidwell Shows at East Tenth Avenue and Cleveland Street. The carnival runs nightly this week and features the Broadway Stoppers minstrel show with a 10 piece jazz orchestra.
Advertisement for pattern 9664 featuring simple cotton frocks for active or spectator sports. Details include sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40, fabric options, 15 cents per pattern with order to Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York NY. Also promotes pattern book 15 cents and book plus pattern 25 cents.
Fort Sill Oklahoma June 12. After five weeks of conditioning at Fort Sill, Texas, nineteen Texas companies move toward work camps in Palo Duro Canyon. Amarillo and the Panhandle receive five 200 man units at Mesa Timber Creek Tub Springs Palisades City Creek with Captains Roderick Coulter Barnhart Alfortee and Major Dunn. Each site gains a doctor and chaplains to support troops as officials prepare water lights and tools.
The Amarillo Tri-State Fair executive committee meets at 2 pm in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel to discuss plans. President Bill Lampe announces dates set for September 23 to 30 for this year's exposition.
Roy M. Lansing, Higgins attorney and University of Texas graduate, was admitted to practice in U.S. district courts after a recommendation to Federal Judge James C. Wilson yesterday morning. He appeared with Amarillo lawyer John R. Fullingim. Lansing has practiced law in Higgins for several years.
Cecil Lawrence, 28, of Taylor, held on burglary charges after police caught him near the Oliver Van Horn Co. Inc. The company office shows a battered safe knob but nothing else missing. a foot chase with officers led to the arrest in Houston.
The deadline for summer fallow and wheat production loans has been extended 15 days to Friday. Panhandle relief leaders urge all farmers needing aid to contact county loan committees immediately. Over 3,000 applications have been filed across 23 Panhandle counties, with land being put to summer tilling and wheat production under loan terms.
The Palo Duro Baptist Association holds its Monthly Workers Meeting at the First Baptist Church in Panhandle with a 10 o'clock morning session. Participants include Rev. Bee Nichols Rev. Douglas Carver Rev. D. D. Sumrall Rev. C. F. Lancaster Rev. C. Y. Dossey and Rev. C. V. Edwards.
Fort Worth hosts a dance in honor of Miss Alice Mae Ayres of Tyler who was named Miss Texas by the Texas Retail Grocers Association for the national convention in Atlantic City on June 26. Fort Worth president Herman Cohen announced plans for the event.
TERRELL June 12. Thomas Bentley 75 died today in the state hospital here where his confinement lasted many years. He entered from Hill County in 1885, three months after the hospital opened.
Mr and Mrs H L McMinn announce the birth of a nine pound boy on Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Landers and their son Perry of Higgins were Amarillo visitors yesterday.
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