PIG MEN PLAN GREATER SHOW AT TRI-STATE FAIR
The Panhandle Swine Breeders Association held a reorganization and rule update session at Tierra Blanca Farms Canyon on Wednesday. New officers outlined plans for the fall hog show at the Tri-State Fair and ensured more even prize money distribution.
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Panhandle Swine Breeders Association
Tierra Blanca Farms
Canyon
Lee McSpadden
Tri-State
Tierra Blanca
Swine Breeders’ Association
E. M. Regenbrecht
A. L. Smith
A. & M. College
E. R. Prewitt
Tulia
Charlie Franz
Mike Wink
Amarillo
W. H. Upchurch
B. W. Wilks
Plainview
H. R. Shields
Vega
C. G. Jackson
Hart
J. W. McCreary
Wayside
P. C. Bennett
High Court Affirms Moss and Harris Terms
The Court of Criminal Appeals denied a rehearing on Moss 10 year sentence for the Green Lantern holdup in which R C Moss brandished a pistol and stole 125 dollars from George Dunn. Harris 3 year liquor law sentence affirmed. testimony linked to a still and whiskey on a farm where Harris worked.
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R. C. Moss
Green Lantern
West Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
Court of Criminal Appeals
Moss
George Dunn
S. A. Harris
Randall County
Harris
Panhandle Pictures to Be Shown in Denver Post
The Sunday Denver Post will feature two full rotogravure pages with scenes from Amarillo Palo Duro Canyon and four other Panhandle cities. Images were provided by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Ray V. Davis of the Canyon Chamber. A Fox Movietone cameraman filmed four Panhandle cities.
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Rotogravure
Denver Post
Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle
O. V. Vernon
Gypsy Women Pay Fines and Leave Town
Eight Gypsies, four women, were allowed to depart after the women paid fines totaling over 60 dollars on vagrancy charges tied to fortune telling in downtown booths. Male defendants had charges dismissed. Mary Adams was convicted and fined 22 dollars with costs. the other three women pleaded guilty.
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Mary Adams
Einhaus announce birth of son Larry Richard
Mr and Mrs H H Einhaus of 913 B Louisiana Street announce the birth of a son Larry Richard on June 13 at St Anthony’s Hospital.
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H. H. Einhaus
Louisiana Street
Larry Richard
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mayoralty race in Amarillo remains undecided
Ross D. Rogers leads with 2 378 votes but the final outcome hinges on the official canvass. With 4 precinct totals tabulated, Rogers trails by 18 votes to tie Marrs and Daniel. the city recorded a record turnout of about 4 805 as officials prepare the official count and possible run off.
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Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Rogers
Lon D. Marrs
H. A. Daniel
Marrs
Daniel
Marrs. TV
City Hall
San Jacinto
N. Amarillo
J. N. Vernon
H. Ernest Smith
Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
G A R Chapter Observes Flag Day This Afternoon
Lone Star Chapter C A R and guests will observe Flag Day at 3 30 o clock this afternoon at 1403 Madison Street. The program features readings and stories by Virginia Nobles Ruth Cogswell Jimmie Agee Dorothy Van Pelt a violin solo by Elizabeth Tucker and a tap dance by Mary Miles Bivins. Miss Ruth Early will preside.
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Lone Star Chapter
Stephania Cheney
Madison Street
Virginia Nobles
Ruth Cogswell
Jimmie Agee
Dorothy van Pelt
Elizabeth Tucker
Mary Miles Bivins
J. C. Paschal
Ruth Early
Lubbock Highway Case Affirms County Officials
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a Lubbock County case by Mrs. W. G. Nairn et al against Robert Bean and others over Highway No. 53 location. The decision, sent to the Supreme Court for opinion, upheld the trial court’s ruling sustaining a general demurrer and favored the county and state officials.
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Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
W. G. Nairn
Robert Bean
Lubbock County
County Commission
State Highway Commission
Highway No. 53
Supreme Court
County Court Opens Criminal Docket With Dentist Charges
The Potter County court-at-law June term docket will be called before Judge E C Nelson Jr this morning. First on the list are Leiah Mayo charged with practicing dentistry without a license and Tom G Wilson charged with practicing dentistry under a pseudonym, per County Attorney Rhea Cc Myers.
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Potter County Court-At-Law
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Leiah Mayo
Tom G. Wilson
Rhea Cc. Myers
Potter County Library reinstates overdue fines after homecoming
After a four day homecoming where fines were lifted, fines were put into effect yesterday at the Potter County Library. Mrs Ruth E Delzell librarian says many valuable volumes were not returned during the period and action will be taken to recover them.
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Potter County
Ruth E. Delzell
Dalhart Council Passes Ordinance Cutting Gas Rates
The Dalhart city council approved an ordinance to cut gas rates by 20 to 25 percent if accepted by Dalhart Gas Company. The plan lowers charges in stepped quantities, totals 17.2 million cubic feet at reduced rates, with larger volumes priced lower and discounts for timely payment. all gas above the threshold would sell at 8 cents under the new rules.
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Dalhart
Dalhart Gas Company
Court Ahead? Citizens Rally Funds for Litigation
A group of citizens claims they have the money to carry on the litigation, challenging a court’s view that the outcome was inevitable. They insist they can sustain the legal fight.
Huff Sisters to Sing at Church Service on WDAG
The Huff Sisters quartet from Lovington New Mexico will perform on Radio WDAG Sunday at 9 pm for one hour as part of the Church of Christ weekly program. Rev. Robert C. Jones, pastor, will host the program. The group is well known across southeastern New Mexico and in demand for banquets and concerts.
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Huff Sisters
Lovington
N. M
WDAG
Church of Christ
Robert C. Jones
New Mexico
Legion to Enter Bathing Beauty Contest at State Convention
Hanson Post of the American Legion plans to enter a local representative in the state bathing beauty contest at the Legion's state convention in Corpus Christi August 1 3. The Amarillo entrant will compete for Miss Texas Legion with a Corpus Christi winner receiving 250 and funds to help attend the national convention in Portland Oregon in September.
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Legion
Hanson Post
American Legion
the Legion
Corpus Christi
R. R
Carrie” Nation
Texas Legion
Plainview Dancers Hit at Paramount
Plainview stage dazzled with Billy Nation and his dancers delivering a 15 minute act at the Paramount. The Panhandle troupe impressed with an Indian spear dance and a closing Cowboy Dance, aided by Polly Anna Earnest Verba Lee Ellison and others.
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Paramount
New York
Chicago
Billy Nation
Plainview
Billy
Polly Anna Earnest
Verba Lee Ellison
Wilson Neil
Dorothy Meier
Former employee knocked unconscious robbed near Odessa
F M Holt former Tri State Motor Company employee of El Paso was attacked on the highway near Odessa last night and robbed of 60 dollars and his jewelry.
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Odessa
F. M. Holt
Tri-State Motor Company of
el Paso
Robbers Take Money in NTTA Ticket Office Raid
Two unmasked men robbed the Northern Texas Traction Company ticket office in Arlington this morning. They fled in a roadster with 3.17 dollars in cash.
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Arlington
Northern Texas Traction Company
Revival services at Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Revival services continue daily at Fundamentalist Baptist Church on Ninth Avenue at Van Buren Street. Rev. T. D. Sumrall leads the services with singing directed by Ben Ratliff. Meetings are held at 10 and 8 o clock each day.
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Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Ninth Avenue
van Buren Street
T. D. Sumrall
Ben Ratliff
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