Amarillo Day Nursery Fund Report Issued
A final report on the News and Post campaign shows $466.57 in cash paid to the fund with $650.22 raised in cash and a $20 milk bill credit from a public citizen. The Elks Lodge contributed $163.65 and additional acknowledgments amounting to $10 are noted from Mrs. Ernest Massey and local groups.
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News and Post
Amarillo Day Nursery
News-Post
the Elks Lodge
Martha Houghton Shelton
Tracy
Girl Scouts
Ernest Massey
Street Methodist Church
Use Red Star Flour for Best Baking Results
A compact endorsement notes Red Star Flour delivers superior results with fewer ingredients, appealing to bakers seeking efficiency and quality in their recipes.
September Rain Surpasses Normal by Large Margin
September rainfall totaled 4.88 inches, more than double the normal 2.36, with last year at 1.18 inches and 1923 at 6.42 inches. The month's high reached 92 on the 17th and low 47 on the 23rd, while 1.28 inches fell in 24 hours on the 19th and 20th. Winds mostly from the south covered 7034 miles at 9.8 mph. five minute peak velocity hit 7 mph on the 10th. Seventeen or more days saw measurable precipitation, with 12 clear, 9 partly cloudy, and 9 cloudy days. Buy Red Star flour today.
Deaf Smith to Make Bid for Wichita Honors
Deaf Smith county plans a strong showing at the Texas-Oklahoma Fair in Wichita Falls after a record at the West Texas Fair in Abilene with 24 ribbons from 32 entries. J B Elliston and J D Moss arrive with fresh products as three Panhandle counties Randall and Dal lamin prepare to participate, marking Deaf Smith’s first TI fair exhibit.
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Wichita Falls
Deaf Smith County
High Plains
Texas
Abilene
J. D. Moss
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
D. R. Gass
Alice
Deaf Smith
Panhandle
Randall and Dallam
Amarillo
Wildorado Texas Town Aims for Progress and History
Wildorado is one of the Plains towns noted for progress. Pioneer J A Allred recalls the first train arrival June 15, 1908 and Wildorado serving as a Rock Island terminus. A local girl Arabella Goodman saved lives by flagging a train, inspiring a conductor to dedicate a book to her. The town sits near Frying Van Springs and Old Dug Out, with strong ties to Amarillo for markets and roads.
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Wildorado
J. A. Allred
Rock Island
Amarillo
Arabella Goodman
Wilderado
Panhandle
Frying van Springs
Frying Pan Ranch
Wild
Broadcast Receiving Sets Drop Below Minimum Wave Length
The rule requires construction of receiving sets for broadcast use at wavelengths below the existing 200 meter minimum. Broadcasters expect permission to operate down to 150 meters, prompting the lowered requirement and policy consideration.
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Amarillo Day Nursery Fund
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California
Taylor
A. J. Lindemann
Deandi Fruit Store
Magenta and Cross Spur
Fort Worth
Denver City
Polk St
Willmering & Mullen
C. E. Willmering
J. M. Mullen Pioneer Contractors
Alice Cannon
Tanlac
Rauld Amundsen
Ostia
Italy
Wichita
New Canyon
News Canyon
New Presbyterian Church of
Canyon
W. C. Kunze
Methodist Church of
New Baptist
Church of Christ
Wheeler County Gasser
News Shamrock
W. D. Shedden
C. E. Elmer
Wheeler County
Shamrock
Whittington
Discovery Oil
Grove’s
Plains Historis
Tugumcar
Stenson Hardware
Tucumcari
N. M
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
THE
Western Packing CO
Panhandle-Plains
Tex
Coney Island
Amarillo, Texas