Elks and Lubbock to Play Series for Fourth of July
Amarillo Elks announce a three game series with the Lubbock Elks to celebrate Independence Day. The opener is Saturday July 3 with subsequent games Sunday and Monday afternoon. Ward Burleson and Oates will start as pitchers with Oates returning after a weeks absence. Dunaway may return to action after missing the Texhoma game. The Elks also plan to face Panhandle at Panhandle next Sunday and will meet at the Elks home by 1 PM to travel overland.
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Amarillo Elks
Lubbock Elks
Elks
Ward
Burleson
Oates
Oats
Dunaway
Panhandle
Land owner Bush arrives to lease Potter county lands
W H Bush of Chicago, owner of about 200 sections in Potter County, arrived in the city Thursday night to lease land this season. He reports more applications than ever before and says land is being rented to be plowed for the first time this year.
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W. H. Bush
Chicago
Potter County
Ray Works Elected Noble Grand of Amarillo Odd Fellows
Ray Works was elected noble grand of Amarillo Lodge No. 410, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. John Marshall was elected vice grand and B. W. Bagget was re elected Secretary. Installations and appointments will follow at the first July meeting for a six month term.
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Ray Works
Amarillo Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
John Marshall
B. W. Bagget
Mr. Works
Butler Sees Surge in Harvest Labor as Wheat Season Nears
Panhandle farmers request more harvest hands. T. C. Butler of the U S Department of Labor expects to place applicants across the region by next Monday. Reported surplus men in Floyd county but overall need rising as farmers begin cutting wheat.
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Panhandle
T. C. Butler
United States Department of Labor
W. Darrow
Floyd County
Notice to Fishermen and Others Trespass Warning
Notice to fishermen and others not to trespass on my places in Randall and Potter Counties Texas. Gates left open and cattle let into alfalfa damaged privileges abused. Hereafter all trespassers will be vigorously prosecuted. c T Word 193 12 cents.
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Randall
Potter
Texas
C. T. Word
Concession Notice for Fourth Celebration at Clovis NM
Notice to concession men for the Fourth of July celebration in Clovis New Mexico on Saturday July 8th. All concessions are open. Correspondence or personal calls requested. D W Jones secretary Clovis NM 203.5 wu.
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Clovis
New Mexico
D. W. Jones
N. M
Local Committee To Help Service Men Formed In Amarillo
C M McCullough was chosen chair man of the Amarillo Ex Service Men Welfare Committee at its organization yesterday. Dr George T Thomas was named vice chairman and Mrs Avery Turner secretary. The group plans monthly meetings to address ex service grievances, inform about government benefits, and arrange care by Drs Griffin and Thomas. Members include city and county officials, federal and civic reps, veterans groups, and local business and fraternal representatives.
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C. M. McCullough
Amarillo
Ex-Service Men's Welfare Committee
Board of City Development
George T. Thomas
Avery Turner
James Harten
Harten
Army
R. S. Griffin
J. E. Roderick
R. H. Seales
Lloyd Fletcher
L. J. Bolton
W. C. Pope
Charles Gail
Army Recruiting Service
Harvey B. Zilm
Navy Recruiting Service
J. L. Smith
BE. EF. Pickerell
E. T. Lawler
George T. Williams
E. O. Feierabend
T. KE. Johnson
Ray B. McCorkle
Eugene Thompson
T. Vickers
Dodge and Hudson Factory Represent to Amarillo Dealers
H A Barnard of Dodge and S H Adler of Hudson are in Amarillo visiting their dealers Cullum Motor Company and Toney Chisum. The representatives aim to inspect operations and discuss sales plans for the region.
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H. A. Barnard
Dodge Motor Company
S. H. Adler
Hudson Motor Company
Amarillo
Cullum Motor Company
Toney Chisum
Not retiring but growing eye care firm offers onsite glasses
The business states it is not quitting despite many firms quitting and emphasizes ongoing growth. It promises lifelong service with adjustments anytime and in house eyeglass production. Eyes will be tested by modern methods and glasses made in its own shop.
Trolinger Back From Incinerator Trip
J R Trolinger Amarillo city commissioner returned from a ten day trip to Jacksonville Florida and Greenville Texas to inspect Nye and Stokes incinerators. He reported both plants met expectations and offered no final choice. He was joined by Commissioner Cazzell in Marshall Texas and Greenville.
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J. R. Trolinger
Jacksonville
Fla
Greenville
Texas
Nye and Stokes
Almarillo
W. E B. Cazzell
Marshall
Stokes
Cazzell
Amarillo
Commission
Trolinger
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
GHCEN Company Opens in New Bunlown Building
Green Brothers Company plans a Thursday opening at 611-13 Pej Street Charles L. Green announced the new two story building with five usable floors and a central skylight office. A large balcony surrounds the first floor and stock is stocked in a basement level.
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Green Brothers Company
Pej Street
Charles L. Green
Olympic Theater
Green
Kerr Family Heads West For Summer In California
Herman Kerr and family and his brother Horace Kerr left early this week for California to spend the summer. Ruth Kerr has returned from Dallas Fort Worth where she visited relatives. Mrs. Fannie L. Anderson of Tearne Texas visits her son A. L. Anderson and wife at 810 Lincoln Street. Margaret Bucy of Fort Worth, a niece of Mrs. Anderson, also visits. A note on conventions ends with a remark that a political convention is like a woke and does not shed tears for the dead.
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Herman Kerr
Horace Kerr
Ruth Kerr
Dallas
Fort Worth
Fannie L. Anderson
Tearne
Texas
A. L. Anderson
Lincoln Street
Margaret Bucy
Anderson
Burials Held for Jane Months Oh Daughter and Marvin
Services for Jane Months Oh daughter of Kruger were held yesterday afternoon at 4 30 at Seaman Cemetery with Officiating minister Liano. Burial followed at the family residence after the service. Marvin Loden, 18, son of L G Loden of Van H Street, died following an accidental injury at a job site when a 16 foot pipe struck him in the back of the head. He lived about two hours. Loden had lived in Amarillo for several years and served in the state war. The inquest noted the accident involved a derrick and a collision of equipment at the work site.
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Loden
Brice
H. F. Methodist
L. G. Loden
van H Street
Amarillo
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