Tourist Park at Lamesa Is Well Improved
Lamesa June 28 Under the commodious 40 by 60 foot tabernacle in the Tourist Park building a cook room is equipped with stove sink with running water electric lights and with other conveniences to accommodate tourists. In addition to this room there will be two shower baths with concrete floors. A large writing room for tourists to sit and respond. With these improvements Lamesa will have one of the most convenient tourist parks on the Glacier to Gulf highway. The park is four blocks from the main business section of town and a large number of tourists are using these accommodations.
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Lamesa
Comedious
Glacier To Gulf
Fabric car bodies tested as alternatives to metal
K L Childs, head of a fabric auto body maker, reports to the Society of Automotive Engineers that fabric car bodies withstood 20,000 miles of varied conditions. Benefits include quieter operation, 25 to 110 pounds lighter weight, easier cleaning, modular panel design for easy dent repair, and lower insurance costs. Potential overall body-cost reduction of at least 15 percent.
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Dy International
New YO
Society of Automotive Engineers
K. L. Ean
Childs
Lincoln May sales set new high record for Lincoln
Lincoln Motor Company division of Ford reports May deliveries of 868 Lincolns, surpassing April's peak by 106 and signaling continued rise into June as demand for Lincoln cars grows among discerning buyers of American quality.
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Lincoln Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Reliable eggs on market is coal of Oates
Agricultural Agent M B Oates explains dependable eggs by selling infertile eggs guaranteed infertile and good. Farmers in Chillicothe Bowie Vernon Amarillo Spur and Wichita Falls contract cafes and supermarkets to receive premiums of 5 to 50 cents per dozen, with many dealers reporting 20 to 26 cents per dozen.
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Texas
Chillicothe
M. Johnson
Bowie
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Amarillo
Spur
College Year Ends for Canadian Girl
Miss Vera Tepe of Canadian Texas has left for home after studying at Christian College. She will visit Clinton and Miss Dorothy Hart en route. Tepe recently returned from Charleston where she saw Misses Pauline and Nadine Moore. Her sister Opal Tepe is taking a summer music course at Christian College.
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Columbia Missourian
Vera Tepe
Texas
Christian College
Clinton
Dorothy Hart
Teype
Charleston
Pauline
Nadine Moore
Opal Tepe
Normal student heads smallest classified school
Special to The News Canyon June 28 O R Bridges a student at West Texas State Teachers College serves as superintendent of the smallest classified high school in Texas at Happy with an enrollment of 77. He expects affiliation in English and History next year while Home Economics and Vocational Agriculture are taught in a modern well equipped building.
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News Canyon
O. R. Bridges
West Texas State Teachers’ College
of Texas
Happy
Texas
Bridges
B. F. Pittenger
School of Education
Teachers College Official Attends W C 6 Meeting
Frank R. Phillips of the Teachers College Agricultural Department speaks at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting in Memphis. About 300 North Panhandle representatives attend as Phillips notes band success and reports on a state survey of costs per credit hour across 390 senior high schools and 12 junior high schools.
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News Canyon
Frank R. Phillips
Agricultural Department
The
Teachers’ College
Memphis
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Phillips
North Panhandle
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Phillips
Vocational Work Runs Texas High School Costs Up
A. W. Evans of Austin presents a master of arts thesis at the University of Texas on high school costs in Texas. The study analyzes how vocational education programs influence overall school expenditures and economic implications for Texas districts.
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Texas
Associated Press
Austin
University of Texas
A. W. Evans
Baking Tip for Easy Cake Release
The guide advises cooling a baked cake briefly on a cloth wrung from cold water before turning it out. This brief rest helps prevent sticking and makes removal from the pan smoother.
Deadwiley Seeks Constable Seat in Precinct One
J A Deadwiley announces his candidacy for constable in precinct No 1. He has served on the Amarillo police force for one year and two months, missing one night of work. A eight year Amarillo resident he came within four votes of winning the constable race two years ago. He touts his police record and vows to serve county citizens efficiently if given a majority in the coming primary.
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J. A. Deadwiley
Mr. Deadwiley
Amarillo
Executioners Form Union Over Salaries and Dangers
In Madrid on June 2 nine Spanish executioners organized a union to demand higher pay due to the high cost of living and the risks of their duties. They have faced threats to life from carrying out the extreme penalty.
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Madrid
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