Local Amarillo Morning Paper Advertising Panhandle Coverage
The Amarillo morning newspaper, published at 125 West Fifth Street, notes its second class entry and claims to be the only morning paper in the Amarillo country. It covers the Panhandle of Texas and surrounding regions ahead of Denver and Dallas telegraphic services.
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Associated Press Wire Service Copyright Notice
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High Cost of Railroading and Rising Freight Prices
The article argues that railway costs rose faster than general prices, citing locomotive, box car, bridge, and track material prices along with higher interest and damage claims. It notes apples and beef losses show greater value increases, impacting freight revenue and overall transport costs.
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Rail freight costs surge across rail operations
The article notes widespread unit cost increases across railroads, stating some have risen by 1090 to 300 per cent over the past five years as carriers react to revenue needs and claims. It mentions substantial charges tied to freight and the financial strain on transport operations.
City considers ordinance to regulate parking on streets with electric car tracks
The City Commission announced a new drawing ordinance to control parking on streets with electric car tracks to ease congestion. Citizens on Polk Street note many cars are parked at sharp angles, blocking tracks, and support parallel parking with specific spacing to improve traffic flow.
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Dry plank debate in Democratic platform
Representative Upshaw of Georgia argues against inserting a dry plank in the Democratic platform. He asserts there is no need to reopen the prohibition issue and that the Supreme Court decision already covers the matter.
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Wichita Falls Population Surges by 281 Percent
Census figures show Wichita Falls growing by 31,879 to a total population of 40,079. The city records a 281.8 percent increase, and observers expect the trend to continue despite the dramatic rise.
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Culpepper Delivers First Sermon at Polk Street Tabernacle
Rev. Berke Culpepper opened the revival meeting at the Polk Street Methodist Church tabernacle at Eighth and Polk Streets. He preached after a Abilene revival, with a large audience and a strong choir led by John A. Robinson. About 23500 attended each service as the choir expanded from 50 to 100 singers.
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Democratic convention in San Pranctisco sparks wide candidate chatter
Abe Martin reports a flood of Democratic names and pros and cons amid a San Pranctisco convention scene. President Marshall attends silent on key issues while Homer Cummins and other figures draw attention. Delegates travel for sights as party prospects swirl with multiple favorites and doubts about electability.
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Auction of Gaby Deslys jewels raises Paris total
The auction sale of the late Gaby Deslys jewels reported in Paris on June 28 fetched 2,303,900 francs. Proceeds are to aid the poor of Marseilles per the will's terms.
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How the Amarillo Public Schools Are Run
The Amarillo public schools are governed by a seven member board elected for two year terms with executive power. The board hires a superintendent who suggests teachers, courses of study, and regulations and runs the schools under board direction. The superintendent relies on an advisory council of school principals and cannot implement any measure without the council’s approval.
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Jarett's Fashion Shop Sold to Oklahoma Buyers
Jarett's Fashion Shop is sold by Martin Jarett to M. Db. and H. Hershkowitz of Oklahoma City who will operate it after July 1. W. H. Millard of Oklahoma City will manage the store for the new owners. Both Jarett and his wife seek better health and Amarillo will be their permanent home.
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Amarillo
Threatened Rail Strike Fails to Materialize in Chicago
Local railroad forces remained at odds as a nationwide walkout scheduled for tonight did not materialize. Workers had threatened a strike, but the anticipated action did not occur, leaving Chicago’s rail operations largely steady this morning.
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Almost Miraculous Tanlac Testimony From Tennessee Women
A Tennessee woman and her mother report dramatic weight gains and improved digestion after taking Tanlac. The 86 year old gained fifteen pounds and regained strength, while the younger woman describes relief from insomnia, gas, and stomach pains. The note credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and vitality, with Amarillo druggists selling it.
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Democratic school governance gives teachers voice in management
The article explains that schools operate under a democratic system where principals consult with teachers, involve them in decisions, and foster respect among staff. This structure ensures teachers shape the course of study and regulations, reducing friction and allowing over three hundred teachers to work with minimal serious disputes in six years.
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