Sudan's First Independence Celebration July Fourth to Fifth
Begial reports from The News, Sudan Texas. Three days of events mark Sudan's first celebration since founding in 1917. Activities include rodeo, free barbecue, ball games, carnivals, and dances with a top orchestra. Sudan, on the Santa Fe railroad, notes rapid growth: 80 new houses, five brick business buildings, new rooming house, and ongoing home construction. Incorporated September 1925. Water bonds totaling $47,000 sold this week. contract awarded to a Lubbock firm. city water anticipated by September 1.
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Santa Fe
Lubbock
Clovis
Sudan
City Water
Aggravated Assault Main Charge In Stinnett Cases
Five indictments by Hutchinson county grand jury include three counts of aggravated assault against Lee Nelson, tied to victims A. T. Woodhurn, Jewell Chaney, and Pearl Redding. A sixth indictment was issued but unnamed due to no arrest. Painter, a white man, faces wife maiming in an alleged attack on William Martin. George Boyd charged with swindling by bad check.
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Stinnett
Hutchinson County
Lee Nelson
A. T. Woodhurn
Jewell Chaney
Pearl Redding
Painter
William Martin
T-Bone
George Boyd
Texas Grand Master to visit here July 3
Frank Hargrave, Grand Master of the A. F. and A. M. lodges of Texas, will visit Amarillo lodges on July 8 and address a united meeting of local Masons. All Masons in Amarillo and vicinity will meet in the Blue Room of the Masonic Temple for the grand master’s address, with short talks by other prominent Masons and refreshments served.
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Frank Hargrave
Texas
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Grammarslips and Pronunciation Rules Brief Note
A compact reminder outlines two pronunciation tips and a billing instruction. It says say pay my bill unless the account is disputed, and pronounce the letter a as in day. Blasphemy is listed as a term without further context.
Professor Offers Plan for $10 Million Gift by NEA Service
New York June 27 A nationwide call by Newspaper Enterprise Association drew 118000 submissions on how to spend a $10 million windfall from C Harold Smith The winner proposed creating the C Harold Smith Institute for Mental Hygiene with a multidisciplinary staff to aid families and curb juvenile delinquency and mental ill health in coming generations The plan was selected by a committee including Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Theodore Dreiser with other notable figures after Smith left for Europe.
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NEA Service
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Association
C. Harold Smith
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frederick Coudert, Jr
Emory. Buckner
Alfred Adler
Theodore Dreiser
S. Parkes Cadman
Henry F. Garrett
Columbia University
Smith
Mental Hygiene Education and Research Proposal
A plan outlines training workers to screen neurotics, steer adults to qualified practitioners, and educate the public in mental hygiene. It proposes Harold Smith lectureships, university courses for handling student mental health, and psychiatrists supervising trained assistants. It emphasizes research into causes of neuroses and insanities.
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Harold Smith
Investigation Needed to Promote Field Advancements
A fragment urges careful inquiry in the field, stating that progress hinges on thorough investigation and praising promoters as benevolent benefactors who advance knowledge and discovery.
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Robt. W. Service
Dolores del Rio
Ralph Forbes
Karl Dane
Harry Carey
Broadway
Chilkoot Pass
White Horse Rapids
Dawson City
Review News
Henry FE. Garrett
Joseph Sigall
Margot
Big Tent Theater
West
4Th St
Harley
Sadlers
OWN CO
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twains
Tom Sawyer
Bart Couch As
Hedgecakes Drug Store
The
Sugar Institute
Stearns
New Mexico A. and M, College
Fort Sam Houston
FT. Sam Houston
Associated Press
State College, N. M
Tiles— Strapsoxfords
Amarillo Shop
3Rd
Polk Sts
Madagascar
Vaulte
Gemma
ON Taylor
de Dr. West
America
DR. West
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Polk St
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