School Board Rejects Health Unit Plan
Amarillo trustees vote to reject forming a health unit citing lack of legal authority to spend district funds without direct supervision. The plan, backed by city, county, and Rockefeller Foundation funds, would cost about 17 690 a year with allocations to schools, city, state, and county, but the board's opinion denies implied authority beyond school conduct.
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W. E. Gee
W. A. MctIntosh
Schoo Board
City Commission
County Commissioners
Rockefeller Foundation
School Boat
Federated Clubs
T. W. Cotten
Judge Gee
H. G. Hamrick
J. Ray
C. W. Rogers
Walter Blackburn
County
Amarillo Independent School District
Board of School Trustees
Board of Trustees
Commissioners Court
Denver Completes Improvements On Texline Division
The Fort Worth and Denver tracks from Merda near Channing to ten miles from Hartley have been ballasted and surfaced with 90 pound steel. The Exe ditcher will widen fills and clear ditches from the Canadian river to Texline for two weeks. J W Mode reports strong business outlook and says over fifty enginemen and trainmen have been added at Amarillo.
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Fort Worth
Denver
Merda
Channing
Hartley
J. W. Mode
Canadian River
Texline
Amarillo
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Corn Pain Relief
A bold advertisement offers Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee if it fails to end corn pain and remove the corn. It touts deep penetration for corn and bunion relief and claims benefits for swollen or varicose veins. A- is selling lots of it.
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Money Back
Moone
Dairy men to hear milk ordinance talk tonight
Dairy men city officials federated club women and others interested in the proposed new milk ordinance for Amarillo will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Board of City Development rooms. Dr. C. E. Smith supervisor of milk inspection for the U S public health service will address the gathering. The ordinance would replace all existing municipal regulations on milk handling and will be discussed in detail. Public attendance is invited.
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Federated Club
Amarillo
Board of City Development Rooms
C. E. Smith
United States Public Health Service
Odom Cotten and Turnley Move to New Location
The real estate firm Odom Cotten and Turnley moves to 115 West Sixth Street in the Panhandle building from the Ray Bynum offices. The firm, active about seven years with the trio in business two and a half years, now features new equipment and separate departments with outside telephone connections. Sales staff include W. W. Cox H. E. Knapp I. O. Wilson Ben Henson and W. H. Hinton. Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water advertises for eye relief.
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Odom, Cotten and Turnley
West Sixth Street
Panhandle
Ray-Bynum
G. C. Odom
T. W. Cotten
G. H. Turnley
W. W. Cox
H. E. Knapp
I. O. Wilson
Ben Henson
W. H. Hinton
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Merry Clothing & Shoes
Mavreaes
Coy Gee
Board
Texas
Gee & Underwood
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Gish Radio Service
Watch
OR. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
Fevoriah
Alok
Dickey
Blackburn
Boy Scout Headquarters
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
News and Post
Star Cash Grocery
West Ninth St
Colorado
Great West
Swift
Ib Swift
Packing House
Tex
Crisco
Planters House Coffee
Schillings Coffee
M. J. B. Coffee
White Swan Coffee
Schilling Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Ohio
Michigan
Alaska
New State
Sunkist
Ues
Hyer Wineries
Bell Isle
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Oregon
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