Amarillo Carnival nets $301 city share first week
O V Wray reports Amarillo Chamber proceeds from Poole and Schneck Carnival permits and concessions total $801 in week one, one third of city share as carnival runs two more weeks. He praises the entertainment and notes events for Children’s Home and newsboys with free refreshments.
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Amarillo
Carnival
Carnival Company
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wray
Pope Dorris Bartley Seeks Bankruptcy Discharge
In the Northern District of Texas Amarillo the bankrupt Pope Dorris Bartley of Cone Crosby County seeks a full discharge from all provable debts under bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set for July 26 1926 at ten AM in Amarillo before Referee Ben H Stone with notice published in the Amarillo Daily News.
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District Court of the United States
District of Texas
Amarillo
Pope Dorris Bartley
Cone
Crosby
A. D
Texas
Proposed amendment to the Texas Constitution eliminating districts
Legislature proposes Article 7 Section 3 change to remove power to form special school districts and provides funding for publication and election. The measure would set aside revenue for public schools, permit district formation by general law, and authorize additional ad valorem taxes with voter approval. Approved April 4, 1925.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
State Board of Education
Emma Grigsby Meharg
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