Amarillo Commissioner Vows City Welfare Growth
A speaker pledges united effort for the city’s welfare and prosperity, thanking voters for support. He notes ongoing construction work but commits sincere effort and personal sacrifice to discharge official duty for Amarillo’s progress.
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Amarillo Beauty Heads to Galveston in Mission Theater Contest
A bathing girl revue at Mission Theater offers a Galveston trip for the winner with expenses paid May 16 to 18 1925. Twelve entrants will be chosen by Ross D. Rogers, perform April 27 28 29 30, with judges awarding Miss Amarillo and a chance at Atlantic City and Miss America.
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Building Permits March Promises to Rival February
Amarillo's March permits reach $419,300 with February at $547,405, a banner month placing Amarillo fifth in Texas behind Dallas Houston Fort Worth and San Antonio. Major project listed is Roach apartment at $70,000. Weekly permits include many residential builds across multiple addresses led by Dr. D. Roach.
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Fourth West Texas Vocational Judging Contest Set
The fourth West Texas Vocational Stock Judging Contest will be held at Canyon on April 6. Teams from multiple West Texas high schools and Oklahoma Lane will compete with judges and prizes supplied by Canyon business leaders. The event aims to boost farm education as instructors prepare students for modern livestock work and a future in farming.
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Yearly and seasonal effects on sex ratios in animals
Edinburgh University researcher Dr. F A E Crew analyzes birth records from humans and animals to explain why male and female offspring counts vary. He notes sex ratios differ by species and by timing of mating, with notable examples including humans 108 to 100, horses 98 to 100, pigeons 115 to 100, and December versus September matings in dogs.
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