Mixed Classifieds Include Real Estate And Help Wanted Entries
A jumble of ads lists 1200 acres near En dee New Mexico for 6.50 per acre with cash 2.00, trade possible, plus multiple house for sale or rent notices in Amarillo and Memphis Texas. Also numerous HELP WANTED positions including salesmen, janitors, maids, nurses and general housework with contact phones and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Polk
E. C
Britain
Goodnight
Tex
Forth
Plains
Reeves Co
Imperial Canal
Pecos Co
Amarillo
San Jacinto Heights
Portales
New Mexico
Magill Brothers
Fuqua
P. O. Box
Endee
M. N. Twaddell
van Buren
H. Jefferson
Pierce
Salesmen Wanted Across Various Texas and Ohio Firms
Multiple classified notices seek experienced salesmen or agents for automobiles, garages, dresses, cosmetics, tailoring, candies, and vending machines. Positions include house to house canvassing, high commissions, protected territories, and required experience or references. Opportunities span Shamrock, Waco, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Kansas City with earnings from daily to monthly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. H. Care News
AEE
Erere
Britt Mundy Motor CO Company
Shamrock
Texas
Waco Garment Mfg. Co Co
Waco
Helen Jane Dress Company
Central Office Building
Cincinnati
Standard Perfume Manufacturing Co
West 20Th St. N
Chicago Tailors Ass'n
Sta. C
Chicago
Milton Gordon
Cinecinnati
Peerless Products Co
New York Life Building
Kansas City
Poultry and Pets for Sale in Deport Texas
Classified notice offering cheap thoroughbred Ancoa hens and Shepherd stock at 1304 Pierce. English Setter for sale a registered bitch whelped April 7 1922 with two pups. second prize Amarillo field trial. Pups priced at 40 and 20 dollars with pedigrees. Owner H E Hayes selling due to going out of business.
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Pierce
Amarillo
Duke
Karo Kiddam
Moore
Pearl White
Eugene M
Mohawk
Nobles Bell
H. E. Hayes
Deport
Texas
Houses and Rooms Wanted Nearby Santa Fe Station
Wanted immediately furnished downstairs bedroom with conveniences in, or near, town. Consider room and board. Call Bookkeeper at 177. Also seeking by November 1 a two or three room furnished apartment within ten blocks of Santa Fe station. P. O. Box 70.
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Santa Fe Station
P. O
Texas News Briefs Include School Evolution Debate
The Texas State Teachers Association plans to discuss objections to public school evolution courses at its Nov meeting in Dallas. In Rockdale, 14 year old Sanford Yoakum was dragged briefly by a freight train but escaped serious injury as a brake beam dragged him along the track, preventing the wheels from passing over him.
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Associated Press
R. T. Elia
Texas State Teachers Associat
Rockdale
Sanford Yoakum
Abilene state hospital patient fatally wounded
Fatal wounds were inflicted on Howard Burton a 44 year old patient at the Abilene state hospital his throat cut with a paring knife Obert Maynard 28 was taken into custody in connection with the case
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Abilene
Howard Burton
Abilene State Hospital
Burton
Obert Maynard
Hidalgo county judge linked to murder case at Fort Brown
The case of Hidalgo County Judge A W Cameron and contractor J W Harper of Edinburg on charges of murdering Private Johnnie W Bondurant at Fort Brown remains undecided after jurors were given the case and no verdict was returned by ten o clock.
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A. W. Cameron
Hidalgo County
J. W. Harper
Edinburg
Johnnie W. Bondurant
Fort Brown
City election set for November 24 on charter amendments
A Brown Wood election is ordered for November 24 to vote on charter amendments. The measure would support the chamber of commerce and the system by taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Reverend D K Laurie to Speak to State Lumberjacks
Reverend D K Laurie of Tae coma Washington known as skypilot will address about 800000 lumberjacks in Henison on Sunday in a public speaking event drawing wide state attention.
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Dentron
D. K. Laurie
Taecoma
Wash
Henison
The Hen Egg: A Mighty Power In Life And Home
A humorous reverie on the hen egg elevates its status above spinach and carrots. It extols eggs as essential, versatile, and universally relied upon, noting careful handling, modern poultry methods, and the egg's comforting role in illness and recovery.
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Hill Crest
Maple Grove
Radio fans enjoy program by Silverton folks
Silverton listeners tuned into WDAG last night for a local entertainment program arranged by Paul I. Odor of Brisco County News. Performers included Mrs. W. M. Courley on piano with Eloise Morgan and Clay Fowler on violins, Paul I. Odar on trombone, Luther Fowler on clarinet, D. L. Morgan on saxophone, and Marguerite Morgan on ukulele, while boosters offered brief remarks on country progress.
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Silverton
WDAG
P. I. Odor
Brisco County
Marguerite Morgan
Silverton Boosters
Shanghai tragedy claims regional commander and family
News briefs report General Shing Tse-Lien, commander for Gen. Chang Tse-Lin, killed himself after retreat and being surrounded at Shanghai. he shot his wife and concubine before turning the pistol on himself. In Hong Kong, bandits abduct 61 Chinese students and four teachers from Canton Pui Ching academy of the American Presbyterian Mission on Oct. 21. authorities mobilize to secure their safe release.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Shing Tse-Lien
Chang Tse-Lin
Shing
Hong Kong
Canton Pui Ching Academy
American Presbyterian
Rabbi Wolsey elected president of rabbis group
Rabbi Louis Wolsey of Philadelphia was chosen as president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis at the close of its annual convention in Cincinnati yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Louis Wolsey
Philadelphia
Central Conference of American Rabbis
NYU Alum Amasses $135,000 Stock Exchange Seat
M. Boyd Zinman, 29, who recently paid a record $135,000 for a seat on the stock exchange, built the sum through stock transactions in the three years after graduating from New York University.
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New York
M. Boyd Zinman
Stock Exchange
New York University
United Artists to add Gloria Swanson after Famous Player-Lasky deal
Hollywood reports United Artists led by Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford expect Gloria Swanson to join after her contract with Famous Player-Lasky expires. Swanson would boost the production roster alongside key stars in the new partnership.
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Hollywood
United Artists
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Gloria Swanson
Famous Player-Lasky
Allies summon council to discuss Germany reply on disarmament
Paris officials indicate the allied ambassadors will meet Monday and Tuesday to review Germanys response to the note accusing it of failing to disarm as required by Versailles. Officials fear the reply may delay evacuation of the Cologne zone.
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Paris
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Cologne
Federal Church Council Calls End to Extra Territoriality
The ad hoc council urged at a forthcoming international conference that the nation gain tariff autonomy and end the regime of extraterritoriality as Secretary Hoge presented the case for justice and reform.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Aderes Council
Hoge
Iia
White House Chief Clerk Resigns for API Publicity Post
Washington Judson Welliver chief clerk at the White House resigns to take the publicity director role with the American Petroleum Institute in New York suing for the corporate job announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judson Welliver
White House
American Petroleum Institute
New York
Exams Set For Foreign Service Commissions Here
The state department announced that written examinations for commissions in the foreign service will hereafter be held in the headquarters of the twelve civil service districts as well as in Washington.
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Washington
Foreign Service
State Department
Civil Service Dist
Golfing figures from New York area compete in links
Maurice McLaughlin and Mary Drowne join Vincent Richards in golf drills as a Davis Cup team member and high ranking player shows serious effort on the links. Helen Wille shows limited enthusiasm for the game but remains engaged.
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New York
Maurice Mclaughlin
Mary Drowne
Vincent Richards
Helen Wille
Paris Finance Minister under fire amid cabinet turmoil
Reports say Paris Finance Minister Calllany faces removal pressure from cabinet colleagues. The distressing political climate surrounds his ministry with persistent rumors of a reshuffle and potential resignation amid the FT Hahelal situation.
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Paris
Calllany
Ministry of Finance
Ancient Soapmaking by Oaule Ashes and Goat Fat
A historical note describes Oaule soap crafted over two thousand years ago using goat fat and beech tree ashes. The fragment hints at ancient cleansing practices and materials, illustrating early soap production methods.
Flashes of Life and Wiggam Observations
Ethel Leginska disappointed a New York concert audience as fifteen hundred listeners learned she had a nervous breakdown. In Indianapolis, Wiggam notes Harvard alumni and unskilled workers alike face reproduction gaps, illustrating the failure of learned men to reproduce.
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Associated Press
New York
Ethel Leginska
Indianapolis
Harvards
Albert Edward Wiggam
Flapper Powdering Nose Causes Times Square Jam
A Times Square traffic disruption stems from a flapper powdering her nose. The city learned of the incident via a letter from Lewiston Montana praising a patient policeman who kept order and protected the woman.
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New York
Times Square
Lewiston
Mont
Yale and Oxford Debate Ends Without Decision
New Haven Yale and Oxford clashed on Ignorance Is Bliss in a lively debate with no winner declared as the audience stayed uncertain about the outcome. Both sides presented strong arguments, and the session concluded without a formal verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Oxford
Bostonian holds jeweled cigarette from Czarina to Rasputin
A Boston resident possesses a jeweled cigarette once given by the Czarina to Rasputin. The item, valued at more than 2000 dollars, has become the focus of local interest and potential sale questions.
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Boston
Czarina
Rasputin
London luncheon to host foreign ministers for Locarno pact
An official luncheon at the guild hall is set for December 1 when foreign ministers arrive to sign the Locarno pacts. The event is expected to rival the 1884 allied sovereigns banquet celebrating Napoleon's downfall.
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London
Women seek mosque meeting on public questions and inspectors for films
In Constantinople women request permission to assemble in a mosque to discuss public issues and to push for the appointment of women inspectors at cinemas. In New York Chauncey M. Depew, described by Charles E. Hughes as “chief of the Pilgrims,” enjoys a green old age, unaware of decay.
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Constantinople
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
The
Pilgrims
Charles E. Hughes
New York Woman Wins Annulment After Sold by Parents
Mrs Ruby Chaillin a Chinese woman secured an annulment in New York after her parents sold her to her husband. The case highlights a dramatic end to a forced marriage under the prevailing laws and social norms of the time.
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New York
Ruby Chaillin
Dixie Flyer wrecks records in fourth straight week
Ringgold Oklahoma reports the Dixie Flyer train wrecks record with another incident marking the fourth consecutive week of wrecks. Local officials investigate causes as rail service disruptions continue.
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Ringgold
Okla
150 Indicted in Best family liquor raids in Texas
Authorities raid Best family liquor operations across Texas leading to 150 indictments. Prosecutors say the cases involve unlawful distribution and sale of alcohol, with multiple defendants facing charges in county and district courts. Investigations continue as officials seek asset seizures and stronger enforcement.
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Best
Texas
Tropical Tulane Faces Northwestern in Chicago Outdoor Bond
Tropical Tulane battles Northwestern in Chicago as Michigan winds chill the arena. Players rely on fervent hopes to stay warm and push for a win amid bleak conditions.
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New Orleans
Northwestern
Michigan
Chicago
Fox hunters occupy Crabb Orchard Springs for five hours
Kentucky fox hunters spent five hours at Crabb Orchard Springs chasing foxes with their hounds, most of the time focusing on the dogs as they worked the terrain and followed scent trails through the area.
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Crab Orchard Springs
Kentucky
Miami Herald Weekday Run Promises Advertising Gauntlet
Miami edition features eighty pages and 509 columns of advertising in a dense weekday run, signaling a broad contest for readers seeking classifieds and commercial notices amid the bustling Miami market.
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Miami
Fla
The
Herald
Governor Ferguson's Bid Fails to Match Pa. Liveliness
The Austin report notes Governor Ma Ferguson's administration lacks the vigor and public fervor once seen during Pa to Gov. Ferguson's earlier era in Pennsylvania politics, suggesting weaker public engagement and political energy.
Tennessee to study biology at Reel Foot lake
Nashville reports the state may pursue biology if Prof. Lyon of the Academy of Science can persuade Peay to fund and build a biological station at Reel Foot Lake. The effort centers on establishing research facilities and advancing scientific study in the Volunteer State.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Lyon
The
Academy of Science
Peay
Reel Foot Lake
Lexington boy Marvin Orrell runs away after football hurts
Marvin Orrell, 14, left Lexington after a shoulder injury sidelined him from football. Neighbors reported he disappeared from home, and authorities urged anyone with information to contact the Lexington Police Department. He is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes.
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Benares
India
Algiers
Canton
China
Tibet
Lexington
Marvin Orrell
County Judge Found Guilty of Homicide Charge
Brownsville report says Hidalgo County judge A. W. Cameron was found guilty of negligent homicide in the second degree for a highway crash near Harlingen on May 7 that killed Private Johnny W. Bondurant of Port Huron. The jury of 12 deliberated before convicting Cameron. co defendant Hadinburn was found not guilty.
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Brownsville
A. W. Cameron
Hidalgo County
Harlingen
Johnny W. Bondurant
Port Hivrown
Cameron
Hadinburn
Canyon to Broadcast Musical Program on WDAG Monday
The Canyon chamber of commerce plans an entertainment program for radio fans over WDAG Monday night. A group of Canyon musicians will travel to Amarillo for the appearance, promising a show as interesting as any on air.
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Canyon
WDAG
Amarillo
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Collusion Charged Between Rum Row and Coast Guard
New London Conn Oct 24 Startling evidence of collusion between liquor transports in rum row and coast guard patrol boats engaged in blockading the rum runners was disclosed with the arrest of two Filipinos Guillino Mahalli of the Trippe and Felix Palma of CG 187 Eight quarts of liquor were found Palma says came from the rum ship Vingas Palma alleges the liquor was secured from the schooner Thursday and distributed yesterday at Noank where the patrol boat repaired after returning from rum row The bow of the patrol boat was damaged when it ran into the rum schooner
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Guillino Mahalli
United States
Trippe
Felix Palma
Palma
Rum Row
Whitehead
Noank
Body of missing beauty shop girl recovered dead
The body of Carmen Wagner, owner of a Ferndale beauty parlor, was found shot in a remote wooded area near Eureka. Her dog Pronto lay buried nearby. Henry Sweet, her hunting companion, was found murdered near his car. Walter David, 24, was arrested. police pursue Jack Ryan, 22.
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Eureka
Cal
Carmen Wagner
Ferndale Beauty Parlor
Here
Henry Sweet
Miss Wagner
Walter David
Jack Ryan
David
Uncle Ike Aged Postmaster Keeps Job Amid Protests
Aged postmaster known as Uncle Ike at the Netch post office will continue in office. Officials chose discretion over rigid rules after protests from Wright’s Prece supporters. The long-serving postmaster has run the office for 28 years despite calls for change.
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Ike
Washington
Hie
Note
Wright
Levi Morrill
Netch
Obituary Notice for N. V. Pinaneier
N V Pinaneier former vice president of a New York guaranty company and president of the Pond died today in York after a recent operation. The report notes his longtime service and leadership roles within the local business community.
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N.V. Pinaneier
Ane
York
Bose Reert
Oneer
Prt
Ot New York
E'Wh
Apps Neljeitin
Constitutional challenge to ninety sixth article of war
Washington Oct 24. The ninety sixth article of war under which Colonel Mitchell of the army air service faces a court martial may itself be brought to trial. Rep Reed of Illinois argues the article infringes free speech and may be unconstitutional. He notes charges focus on statements rather than truth and warns war and navy departments would become unchallengeable if the article prevails.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
War Department
Reed
Ilinois
United States
Army
War and Navy Departments
Hooker
McClellan
Theodore Roosevelt
Simms
Thirtieth All West Texas Exposition Opens in San Angelo
A cold drizzle failed to dampen the opening of the Thirtieth All West Texas Exposition in San Angelo with a week of events. Rain insurance for Tuesday's programs totals 9000 dollars. Highlights include the premier livestock show, sheep and goat raisers association, horse racing, polo between Abilene and San Angelo, a rodeo daily, and the Southwest Texas district chamber of commerce meet Wednesday. Building in San Angelo topped one million dollars this year, with plans for a seven story annex to the Hotel St Angelus and a new seven story 120 room hotel, potentially adding about half a million to the 1925 total.
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San Angelo
Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas
Abilene
Southwest Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
St. Angelus
London
Carnival shows head to Deming then Juarez for flood relief
Carnival shows traveling from El Paso to Deming New Mexico will be returned here and sent to Juarez for a flood relief benefit. International bridges will stay open until midnight for ten days.
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EL Paso
Deming
N. M
Juarez
El Paso Girl Found Safe After Night Absence
In El Paso Helen Pearl Busby, searched for by police and friends after she vanished last night, was found crying in her classroom this morning by the janitor. She had spent the night with a friend and feared returning home due to a possible whipping.
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EL Paso
Helen Pearl Busby
Four Phonograph Firms Form $18 Million Alliance
The Columbia Phonograph Company announced that four leading phonograph firms, with about 18.6 million dollars in capitalization and factories in eleven countries, have formed an alliance.
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New York
Columbia Phonograph Company
Martin to appeal life sentence for Parsons slaying
W. A. Martin, convicted of murder in the slaying of Deputy Sheriff R. B. Parsons of Denton County, was reported to appeal his 99 year term. Parsons was shot on the public square at Denton on August 4.
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Dallas
W. A. Martin
R. B. Parsons
Denton County
Parsons
Denton
French Poor Relief Proposal In Meuse Valley
In Charleville officials propose raising the poor relief limit from 480 francs annually to 1,500 francs due to exchange slump and postwar prices. If refused, mayors plan to reinterpret the long-standing 20 year old law to aid destitute residents who cannot show higher revenue.
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Prenchman
Charleville
France
Meuse
Poster Names Puzzle for Visiting Americans in Rome
In Rome, American film stars on posters are hard to recognize for novices due to Telian language sounds. Names like Patt Maj Murrad Betty Bute Ole Branson and Mary Pikterd appear altered, as Italian custom often places surnames after given names and certain letters blend in speech.
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Rome
Oct
Ay Patt
Maj Murrad
Betty Bute
Ole Branson
Mary Pikterd
Maj Mkave
Riding Purchases Half Interest in Lindsay Drug Co
Riding Y of the Pool Drug store closed a deal with Horace Lindsay making Riding half owner of the Lindsay Drug Company at Volk and Fifth street. He will join Lindsay once a successor is named at Pool Drug. Previously he managed Stockton Pharmacy at Fort Stockton before moving to Amarillo two years ago.
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Y. Riding
Pool Drug Store
Horace Lindsay
Lindsay Drug Company
Volk and
Fifth Street
Mr. Riding
Mr. Lindsay
Peol
Amarillo
Stockton
Fort Stockton
Panhandle leaders tout growth and farming future
Edwin J. Clapp spoke on Amarillo and Wichita Falls as distributing centers offering opportunities beyond Fort Worth. Sid Stinnett extolled the Panhandle as a wheat belt oil field and food producer for a world market. C. M. McCullough cited banking growth and larger deposits, praising Amarillo figures and school progress.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Clapp
Sid Stinnett
Panhandle
Stinnett
C. M. McCullough
Pan
Tom Bruner
T. W. Cotten
J.N. Riggs
Mr. Clapp
Clapp Guest of Plainview Commerce Bodies
Edwin J. Clapp financial writer for Hearst papers visited Plainview as guest of the local chamber and allied clubs for a luncheon. He plans an automobile tour of West Texas to gather material for future articles. Local leaders welcomed him and passed a resolution praising Hearst publicity for West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Edwin J. Clapp
Hearst
R. A. Underwood
J. B. Cardwell
Chamber of Commerce
Col
R. P. Smyth
Ray Knophuizen
Guy Jacob
Matt Cram
Matt Cram turn for the occasion, _ Mr. Clapp
Winfield Holbrook
Wasman
South Plains
Clapp
West Texas
F. G. Hill
H.C. Huckahbee
Tulsa
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J. B. Cunningham
Hugo Kansas
Paveent
Edgefield
H. E. Knapp
West 6Th St
East 10Th Street
Broom House
W. N. Cooper
Webster Bidg
Polk St
Goutheast
Hoffman
H. A. Jackson
Memphis
McCray
Pangrandle Store Fixture CO
Western Union Telegraph Company
Balesman
Harrison
Pierce St
Manuel
Nunn
J. 8
Nugent
Reeliavln
Colombo
Clark &J
Delta
Aide
Waco Garment Mf. Co
Jackson
Taylor
Bourne
Oestate Co
Yale Ave
Deak
Tobin Studios
Alpine
Franklyn Products Corp
Blue Island Avenue
Federated Sales Co
Knickerbocker Bldg
Pamhandle Concern
Palo Duro
J. E. Griffin
Texas News
Abe Martin
Silverton Folks
Martin
Parson
Staymans
Ben Davis
Ganos Grimes
Buchanan St
Lindsay Drug CO
Plainview Commerce Body
York Imperial
Kelffer
Bradley
JOE Brown Produce CO
West Sixth St
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