Duck Season Opens as Amarillo Lakes Boil With Ducks
Dealers report record gun and shell sales as duck season nears Friday daylight. Ducks flood lakes around Amarillo with a daily bag limit of 25 and weekly 50, geese limits 4 and 12. Local merchants offer prizes for top bags and tout full stocks of coats and shells for the chilly mornings.
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Amarillo
Charles Hoppin
Clarence Williams
Dick Seay
Chas. Hoppin
Panhandle Hardware Company
Izaak Walton
Williams Hardware Company
Remington
Winchester
Peters
Williams
The
Morrow
Thomas Hardware Company
Amarillo Hardware Company
Saxophone and Band Instruction at Sanaphone School
Dave Derden School of Music offers saxophone and all band instrument lessons at 1785-J. SAXATHONI SCHOOL provides similar instruction option.
State Game Limits and Hunting Hours Rules
The notice lists daily and weekly bag limits for game birds and mammals including bear one per season, deer two bucks with prongs, doves 15 per day not exceeding 45 per week, ducks snipe plover yellowlegs gallinules mud hens 25 per day not over 50 per week, geese and brant four per day or twelve per week, prairie chicken ten per open season five per day, quail or Mexican quail twelve per day or thirty six per week, squirrels ten per day, turkey gobblers three per season. It also states migratory birds cannot be hunted from sunset to half an hour before sunrise and prohibits hunting all protected birds and animals from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise.
Hearing on Low Freight Rates to Drought Regions
Petition filed by citizens and farmers asks the Texas Railroad Commission to place reduced freight rates on all lines serving dry regions. A hearing is set for Thursday in Austin per J. H. Cole, traffic manager of the House of City Development, with some lines already in force lowering feed costs to drought stricken areas in central Texas.
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Permanent Committee of Citizens and Farmers
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
J. Cole
September Building Permits at Slaton Rise Sharply
Special to The News from Slaton dated October 13 reports September building permits within the city totaling 70,900 dollars, up from 22,880 in August. City secretary Harvey Austin notes the rise is over three hundred percent and expects this month to exceed last month’s figure.
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Slaton
Harvey Austin
Thompson's Father Dies in Crawford Oklahoma
William Henderson Hanowalt father of Mrs. J. H. Thompson died at his Crawford Oklahoma home October 7. Born in Illinois he moved with his parents to Indians where he lived 45 years later moving to Oklahoma. He married Addie Reynolds near Monticello Indiana December 31, 1880. They had seven children Clyde Hanowalt Minnie deceased child Mrs. J. M. Warner Crawford Okla Mrs. J. H. Thompson Amarillo Curtis Hanowalt Cimarron Colo Harry Hanowalt died 1919 and Ralph who lived with his parents near Crawford. His wife survives along with many grandchildren and five children.
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William Henderson Hanowalt
J. H. Thompson
Polk Street
Crawford
Okla
Illinois
Oklahoma
Addie Reynolds
Monticello
Ind
Clyde Hanowalt
Amarillo Doctors at Fall Meet in Clarendon
A number of Amarillo physicians attend the Panhandle Medical Association semi annual session in Clarendon. Dr J J Crume serves as secretary and several doctors are on the program. The group enjoyed a Mine Arts program from Clarendon College and will attend a luncheon at the Clarendon Hotel. Notable attendees include Neal Hall R B Killough A F E Winsett P H Wolfram H H Larson Louis K Patton W H Flamm and A F Lumpkin.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Medical Association
Clarendon
J. J. Crume
Mine Arts Department
Clarendon Hotel
Neal Hall
R. 8. Killough
A. FE. Winsett
P. H. Wolfram
H. H. Larson
Louis K. Patton
W. H. Flamm
A. F. Lumpkin
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC advertised
An old advertisement notes a tonic promising strength and invigoration with claims of restoring color to cheeks. It includes a floor sanding or waxing line and a contact phone, attributed to H. Dobbs with office details.
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GROVE
Dobbs
Mrs Annie Barrett Buried After Family Funeral
Large crowd filled Blaeburn Funeral Home for the service of 71 year old Annie Barrett of L C Barrett. Rev F W C officiated and interment followed at Liano cemetery. Niece Mrs Stanley Williams of Oklahoma City attended from Oklahoma. Barrett died Sunday night.
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Blaeburn Funeral Home
Annie Barrett
L. C. Barrett
Liano
Gressman
Marvin Jones
Henryetta
Stanley Williams
Oklahoma City
Oras
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Trusty
Duck Hunters
Williams Hardware CO
Polk St
Duck Hunter
Cooper’s
Rubin’s
Volk St
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
Mr. Duck
Engman’s Cafe
Mcicuhacmashile
Remington, Marlin, Stevens, Lefever and Savage
Amarillo Hardware Co
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