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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1931

Page

2

Panhandle plans library and park projects across Texas

The report outlines bids and construction plans for multiple public works. It notes an air lift system for loaded trucks, a boss air blower for wheat loading, and an automatic scale for weighing wheat into railroad cars. New sheds and an elevator at Carlsbad Cavern are to be ready by July. The University of Texas library project starts with a $1,000,000 unit. Canyon plans Pioneer Hall museum with a $10,000 park bond and West Pampa extends water lines. Auction bids at Planters and Merchants Mills totalled $145,700 for cloths and yarns. the mill remains under receiver oversight since 1923.

University of Texas Pioneer Hall Panhandle Plains Historical Society Canyon College Board of Regents John E. Hill Amarillo Fred Martin Fort Worth New Braunfels Ralph H. Durkee San Antonio J. C. Saunders Bonham William Iselin & Co New York Guadalupe River Morris Higley Panhandle Khiva Shrine Temple Hanson Post American Legion Jack Hall Ranch

Construction notes outline city work and new facilities

The list records issued permits totaling 1 ,687,919 last week and 1,737,194 to date, including multiple residential and commercial projects across San Jacinto, Edgefield, Plemons, Eagle, Mirror and other additions. New projects highlighted include Lubbock's 650,000 senior high school building, a 60,000 Santa Fe depot at Littlefield, a nine story hotel at Clovis, and grain elevators acquired by the Oklahoma Wheat Pool Corporation with expansion at Dalhart and Mayfield facilities.

Santa Fe Littlefield Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company Harris and Company Dallas Santa Fe Electricians Clovis Federal Griffiths Theater Main Street

Central Presbyterian Church Hosts 70 New Members in Communion

Seventy new members were welcomed at Central Presbyterian Church during a special Sunday morning communion. Dr. R. Thomson led the last evening summer service with a program of special music. Other churches reported large attendances and thoughtful sermons across morning and evening services, including Dr. Ira F. Key at Polk Street, Dr. G. L. Yates at First Baptist, and Rev. Joseph S. Flacks at First Fundamental.

R. Thomson Central Presbyterian Church Rille W. C. Kunze Presbyterian Church At Canyon J. R. Sharpe LeFors Severty Cummings Thayer R. A. Duncan Lord Smart R. H. Lynn E. H. Gipson Bingham West Ira F. Key Polk Street Methodist Church Brethren of Our Lord Beethoven Wagner Yates First Baptist Church G. L. Yates First Christian Church Department of Religious Education Pleasant Valley Roy C. Snodgrass Snodgrass Christian Church Dr. Snodgrass H. A. Shaw Flacks Joseph S. Flacks W. P. Garvin San Jacinto Methodist Church Rev H. Hamilton T Avenue Methodist Lisemore J. C. Sisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church Hal C. Randolph Ferrell Fox West Amarillo Christian Church

Hotel Started in Chan ning by G. P. Brazil

Ground was broken this week for an adobe and stucco hotel in Chan ning by G. P. Brazil. The project promises a thoroughly modern facility.

Alhart Channing G. P Brazil

The Real Reason Cartoon Dialogue

A two typists exchange questions why the boss passed over a promotion. The second typist answers she cannot think while the first implies the real reason is unknown. The caption delivers a humorous punchline about workplace choices.

Humorous exchange about learning to drive

A motorist and friend share a joke about driving skills with the punchline liniment as the reward for effort. The exchange reflects light humor from a period newspaper style.

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