Ford Sedan Collides With Studebaker at 10th and Fillmore
A Ford sedan driven by W V White delivering for Palo Duro Tailor Shop and a Studebaker roadster collided at 7:15 last night at 10th and Fillmore streets. J B Bryant Co. driver J B Hobbs was in the Studebaker. Witnesses said Hobbs traveled west on Tenth while White traveled south on Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. White
Palo Duro Tailor Shop
Studebaker
10Th and
Fillmore Streets
J. 8. Hobbs
J.B. Bryant Co
Mr. Hobbs
Tenth Street
Mr. White
Fillmore Street
Vehicle Collision Reported by Police in Headquarters Notice
Police said both parties reported the accident to headquarters last night. The rear right wheel was smashed to pieces, indicating a severe impact and prompt investigation by local authorities.
Brother of Judge Bishop Visits Here
W. E. Bishop of Wichita Falls visits Amarillo to see his mother Mrs. Martha Bishop and brother Judge Henry 8. Bishop and other relatives. He recuperates after a serious illness of several weeks.
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Judge Bishop
W. E. Bishop
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Martha Bishop
Henry
Amarillo Man Forcibly Coerced To Give Lift
Dan Carr manager of Burroughs Machine Co. was forced at gunpoint to overtake a car between Happy and Tulsa. A man with a pistol, who claimed to be a deputy US marshal, directed Carr to drive back and assist. Carr escaped, reports filed with Deputy U.S. Marshal Ben Harper who is probing a suspected impersonator case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mr. Carr
Burroughs Adding Macine Co
Happy
Tulsa
Mr. Carr
United States
Carr
Ben FP. Harper
United States Marshal
A Zoo In A Drug Store Attracts Amarillo Trade
Oscar D. Randal of Amarillo runs a drug store with a functioning zoo that draws customers. His shelves hold pills powders toys and live animals including dozens of fish a coon many squirrels and canaries. A canary on eggs in his office and four monkey play piles in the yard accompany Peggy the queen of the zoo a wild monkey famed for adopting a pup named Tagalong. Randal’s animal passion stems from boyhood explorations of Bosque county streams and a memory of seeing a ring circus.
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Oscar D. Randal
Randal Drug Co
Texas Service
The
Associated Press
Amarillo
Peggy
Mr. Randal
Bosque County
Mexican spat may save city money on bonds
Amarillo could save several hundred thousand dollars on water bonds after bid rejections. Buyers bid at lower interest, citing Kellogg's note to Calles as causing Mexico to be seen as risky. A strengthened U S stance could funnel capital into American issues, boosting potential savings for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Mexico
Amarillo
City Commission
Frank P. Kellogg
Calles
Kellogg
America
Mystery Story Begins Sunday in Daily News
The Red Rain Mystery by Headon Hall opens as a weekly British life mystery. Readers are promised engaging serials and daily installments this month. Subscriptions to The News and Post offer combined pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headon Hall
News and Post
Jarrett Millinery Dept Forms New York Link
The Jarrett Fashion Shop on Polk Street announces a new connection with a major New York millinery importer and maker. The millinery department plans expanded offerings, aiming to present Amarillo and Panhandle customers a larger selection of fashions priced near wholesale, aided by direct volume buying.
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Jarett
Polk Street
New York
Martin Jarett
Amarillo
Panhandle
Women Pay 15 Cents for Neck Shave at Local Barbers
Women in town must now pay 15 cents for a neck shave after a barbers' union meeting. Signs in shops inform customers the neck shaving price has risen from the prior fee, and husbands and fathers are hiding razors while men protest the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Texas Wonder drug advertises cures for bladder issues
A Texan wonder pill promises relief from bladder troubles, rheumatism, and kidney irregularities in both men and women. If not sold by your druggist, it will be mailed on receipt of 1.25 dollars. Send for sworn testimonials from Dr. F. W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
F. W. Hall
Olive St
Ht. Louis
Ady
American youth builds a moving drug store menagerie
The narrative follows a 17 year old who left a Waco shoe shop for freelance travel across the west. He later operated a Los Angeles dry goods stock and commissary with his brother in law, before moving to Amarillo in 1915 to enter the drug business. He served in the navy during World War I.
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Randal
Waco
West
el Paso
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
J. E. Buckley
Amarillo
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Fifth and Fillmore
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