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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

5

City Office Exchange Aims to Boost Economy and Convenience

City Manager W N Durham announced that by July 15 the city offices will move to the east wing of the auditorium and city hall, aligning the Board of City Development and the Chamber of Commerce downtown. The move saves about 3000 dollars yearly and frees parking space for taxpayers, while keeping police in place.

Chamber of Commerce W. N. Durham City Board of Equalization Board of City Development Police Highway Department Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

Collingsworth Agent Buys Kansas Dairy Cattle

Special to The News from Wellington reports county agent C C Stinson has been in Kansas and Missouri gathering dairy cattle for breeders. He plans to return to Wellington by Thursday or soon after, continuing arrangements for sales and transfers.

Wellington C. C. Stinson Collingsworth Kansas Missouri

Flapper Fanny Notes Friday Cattle Purchase Plan

Flapper Fanny reports a Friday cattle shipment and Stinson of Iola Kansas suggests he may skip traveling to Carthage Missouri to finish buying. The note reflects trading plans and possible changes in buyer travel.

Stinson Iola Kans Carthage

White Deer Skellytown Women At Canadian

June 26 report on the Eastern Star instruction school at Canadian lists attendees: Mrs. W. R. Charters of White Deer earned an A certificate and Mrs. Mildred Mathews Mrs. Bruce Hall and Mrs. Hector McArthur of Skellytown earned B certificates.

White Deer Eastern Star Canadian W. R. Charters Mildred Mathews Bruce Hall Hector McArthur Skellytown

White Deer Hit by Hail Damage Across Wide Wheat Area

Special to The News from White Deer reports a 30 minute hail storm south and east of town. A. J. Dauer estimates about 25,690 acres of wheat in 40 sections damaged at roughly 4.00 dollars per acre, with some fields losing up to 81 percent. Farmers began cutting wheat but rain delayed work. late grain may benefit from moisture if clearing allows harvest by week’s end. Pete Snoge, 12 miles southwest, prepares for harvest with barn repairs and a new 16 by 24 foot granary, optimistic about a strong wheat yield.

White Deer A. J. Dauer Pete Snoge Snogo

Crane City Moves to Incorporation Effort

Midland June 26 Petitions seeking an election to vote on incorporating Crane City are circulated by local citizens. Supporters say incorporation is needed to secure improvements and fund further city development following a new water system installation.

Midland Crane City Friends

Midland to Boost Farming This Fall

Midland, June 26. The Midland Chamber of Commerce begins a fall campaign to promote farming in central and East Texas. A new illustrated literature piece will use only proven farmer data and be written for farmers with affidavitable data. The campaign has already spurred several thousand acres to be cleared for next year.

Midland Central East Texas Midland Chamber of Commerce

Floyd County Ships 350 Wheat Cars in Ten Days

Lockney June 26 Three hundred fifty cars of wheat have been shipped from northern Floyd county in the past ten days according to grain dealers. Fields average about 20 bushels per acre with some reaching 80. Harvest expected to finish in about ten days aided by many harvester-threshers and ample grain handling facilities.

Lockney Floyd County Grain Deasers

Proceedings in Civil Appeals in Amarillo Court

Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals seventh district at Amarillo today. Motions granted and overruled include Thomas & Co. vs Fish & Co to reform judgment and several rehearings. Cases heard include Thatcher vs Tays resy hearing and Orris McDaniel et al rehearing, with affirmations and other duels from Dallas and Travis Vaughn vs Johnson.

Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District Amarillo MH. Thomas & Co Hf. S. Fish & Co Lancaster Whaley Lumber Co Tokio Marine Fire Ins. Co tRosa L. Aldridge J. P. Thatcher A. J. Tays G. Ws. Orris L. A. McDaniel J. W. Austin CRI & G Ry. Co Affirmed Mazie P. Becker L Maiflett Dallas Travis Vaughn J. B. Johnson

Radford Grocers Buy Holdings in Roswell

Radford Grocery Co purchases Joyce- Pruit wholesale grocery house stock and fixtures in Roswell New Mexico. The Joyce- Pruit stores at Clovis Portales Artesia Carlsbad and Hope were previously sold to Sunset Stores Inc a Delaware corporation.

Roswell N. M J.o M. Radford Grocery Company Joyce- Pruit Company Pecos Valley Joyce-Pruit Clovis, Portales Artesia Carlsbad Hope Sunset Stores, Inc Delaware

Midland to boost water output with new machinery

Midland will increase water production by 700 gallons per minute this week, reaching 1,440,000 gallons daily. Two wells 110 feet deep supply water with a shallow 45 foot lift, due to continuous pumping not lowering the head. Engineers attribute the source to an underground river or sheet water from Swisher.

Midland

Slaton Plans Fifth Good Will Visit

Slaton to host a Friday night goodwill meeting with a delegation of fifty or more, touring Valley Plains on the fifth such visit. W. H. Smith, relations committee chair, says Pleasant Valley trustees organize the event with a program expected to draw about 500 attendees.

Slaton W. H. Smith

Old Folks Endorse Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Claim

Doctors and elderly patients alike are urged to trust Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation and related ailments. The ad touts a mild vegetable laxative blend with pepsin, safe for babies to seniors, non narcotic, and broadly available in drugstores.

Caldwell Medical College Dr. Caldwell

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