Swisher County pioneers Jersey bull circle in Panhandle
Swisher County forms its pioneer Jersey Bull Circle in October 1923 led by County Agent R C Bennett and dairy leaders. Ten bulls from Oaklands and Cap Rock operations are used to improve cows, with changing annually and castration rules for nonmembers. The effort boosts Swisher as a Jersey dairy center with several high quality cows and bulls contributing to regional breeding programs.
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Tulsa
Swisher County
Southwest
Texas Panhandle
R. C. Bennett
Texas
Swisker
Bennett
D. 1. Simons
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
J. W. Ridgway
Mistletoe Creameries Dairy Extension Department
G. P. Gr
Masterman
Oaklands
Combination
Premier
Cid
Raleigh
Queen’s Noble
Guy
Taft Ranch
Taft
Kingsville Ranch
Fern
Oxford
Handsome Raleigh
Lady
Masterman of
Carrie
Forward
H. C
Jolly Noble
Vesta
Kingsville
Cowslip
Cap Rock
Fontaine
Oxford Carrie
Amarillo
Texas A. & M. College
W. L. Harmon
John Adams
J. T. Garder
A. C. Juich
J. B. Wilson
J. Augspurger
W. T. Edwards
Ben Graham
Henry Jones
W. A. Hancock
Swishe County
Notice to Contractors for Pleasant School District bids
Trustees of Mr. Pleasant school District No. 8 in Armstrong County invite sealed bids by July 15 1925 at 1 pm for a three room tile and stucco school building located 12 miles south and three miles east of Claude Texas Plans available after July 1 1925 from Judge Ed Cayton Claude Texas A $15 plan deposit required plus $300 bid bond or cashier’s check A 50 percent statutory bond will be required of the successful contractor and the school board reserves the right to accept or reject any bid Signed E C Cayton County Judge and W H Hess President School Board.
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Mr. Pleasant
Armstrong County
Claude
Texas
Ed €. Cayton
Ed C. Cayton
Amarillo gets new International Harvester building
The Wichita Falls Daily Times notes Amarillo's new International Harvester warehouse and office, a quarter of a million dollar project. The Amarillo branch reportedly leads national sales, with the area seen as a growing agricultural center and oil hub, giving optimism for both Amarillo and Wichita Falls.
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International Harvester Company
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Ex-School Head Duncan Visits Amarillo on Way to Lubbock
M. H. Duncan, former Amarillo school superintendent from 1914 to 1922, visited Amarillo yesterday while en route to Lubbock for his next assignment as superintendent. He and his family are traveling by land, and Duncan previously led Lander Wyoming's school system for two years.
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M. H. Duncan
Amarillo
Lubbock
Mr. Duncan
Lander
Wyo
Jones Petition for Custody Split Between Parents
In district court Judge Henry Bishop heard the petition of D A Jones for custody of the children. The court awarded joint custody with each parent receiving half the time and took the matter under advisement after hearing testimony yesterday.
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D. A. Jones
Willie Jones
Henry Bishop
Giant rally planned for Tech opening in Lubbock
West Texas Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a large September celebration in Lubbock marking the opening of Texas Technological College and the Panhandle and South Plains Fair. Plans include local coordination meetings, attendance bets, and events around September 26 to 29 with an expected large crowd to start the new school year on a strong note.
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Newa
Porter A. Whaley
Stamford
Lubbock
Paul W. Horn
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Falls
Doctor Horn
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Texas Technological College
Tex- 48
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber
the Tech
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas Industrial Traffic League Plans Galveston Meeting
An important meeting of the Texas Industrial Traffic League will be held in Galveston on July 3. J. J. Cole, traffic manager of the Amarillo Board of City Development, says those attending should see him for banquet and entertainment tickets. The gathering will include the regular docket plus the annual election of officers.
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Texas Industrial Traffic League
Galveston
J. Cole
Amarillo
Amaryllis cake flour note appears in ad text
An ad announces a puncture-proof inner tube trial in Chicago that withstood 600 punctures while keeping air. It claims 12,000 miles per tire without removal and priced like a normal tube. Interested readers are urged to contact Airfex Tube Co. in Sioux Falls for full information and agent opportunities.
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Chicago
Airfex Tube Co
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ady
Two Home Permits Total $53 000 Recorded
City engineer H B Jones issued permits for two new homes yesterday boosting June building totals. The Joe Sneed residence at 2121 Harrison cost 43000 and the J C Paul home at 2218 Polk cost 10000. J D Singleton to erect the Sneed mansion.
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H. B. Jones
Joe Sneed
Harrison
J. C. Paul
Polk
J. D. Singleton
Sneed
Yoakum to Speak to Texas Farmers in Amarillo
B F Yoakum prominent railroad man and cooperative marketing advocate will address the farmers congress on August 26 if he can arrange to come to Amarillo. A native Texan born in Milam county, he is widely known in the railroad industry.
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B. F. Yoakum
Farmers Congress
Amarillo
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Mr. Yoakum
Milam County
America
Guard Unit Leaves July 2 for Camp Mabry
Headquarters Co 142nd Infantry Texas National Guard departs July 2 by special train for Camp Mabry Austin for a two week summer training course. Capt Arthur Ball commands the company with Lt Chas Hoppin and other officers from Amarillo. En route the train will pick up additional regiment companies at Claude Clarendon Chillicothe and Wichita Falls.
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142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
Camp Mabry
Austin
Arthur Ball
Claude
Clarendon
Chillicothe
Wichita Falls
Ball
Chas, Hoppin
Ernest Thompson
John K. Boyce
Amarillo
Clovis Man Seeks Broader Rain Reports
Cash Rainey of Clovis New Mexico asks Santa Fe railroad and The Daily News to include Roosevelt county and Fort Sumner area in rain reports. He cites about three inches of rain in Roosevelt county and heavy rainfall near Fort Sumner, arguing West Texas counties would show high totals if Roosevelt county was fully reported.
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Cash Ramey
Clovis
N. M
Santa Fe Railroad
Daily News
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Tom B. Gallaher
Santa Fe Lines
Rainey
Fort Sumner
Texas Panhandle
West Texas
Ramey
Red Star Flour Trial Proves Best for Biscuits and Bread
A trial confirms Red Star Flour as the top choice for biscuits cakes and bread. The evaluation compared texture rise and flavor across brands highlighting Red Star's superior performance in baked goods.
Panhandle to Organize Local Band Meeting Called
Special to The New Panhandle promises a band to rival any in the state. R S Riggs leads the effort to organize here and a Sunday meeting at 3 o clock will discuss plans and recruit players. Riggs arrives from Mineral Wells and formerly led the Amarillo orchestra in 1910.
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Panhandle
R. S. Riggs
Riges
Mineral Wells
Amarillo
More Kick Than 4.5 and Peter-Boy Kiss Last Night
Peter notes a kiss with Bee drew a stronger than usual reaction as the old man caught them in Lafayette Lyre. The line blends playful dialogue with a note of parental intervention and local flair.
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Peter
Bee
Pan
Lafayette Lyre
Panhandle Announces New Mercantile Company Opening
Panhandle June 27 Special to The News reports the Gerlach Hopkins Mercantile Company plans to open soon. The Ray building has been leased for several years, stock is being installed, and the Panhandle firm comes from Woodward Ohio. It expects to open within a week.
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Panhandle
Gerlach Hopkins Mercantile Company
Ray
Woodward
Ohio
Dickey's Eye Water Soothes Sun and Wind Burn
Old Reliable Eye Water from AH Druggists offers relief for irritated eyes with no stinging or hurt. A compact warning to shoppers notes the product is advertised at 26 cents, highlighting its affordability and quick comfort.
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Dickey
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