City Briefs: Accidents and Ailments Highlight Local Night
Ben Golding recovering well after an appendicitis operation on Wednesday. Florence Prentice of St Marys Academy resting yet critical at St Anthony sanitarium from burns suffered at a Thursday dance. Frank Motlow's brother dies suddenly. Nancy Motlow returns with her uncle C Timmons. Jaanita Timmons, seven, arrives in Amarillo after a broken collar bone. Judge W R Ewing of Miami, injured when his car rolled on a hill, shows steady improvement at Northwest Texas hospital.
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Florence Prentice
St. Mary's Academy
St. Anthony Sanitarium
St. Louis
Jaanita Timmons
B. A. Timmons
Vega
Amarillo
C. Timmons
Harrison Street
W. R. Ewing
Miami
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Absences and substitutions among Tyler Street School staff
Miss Inez Settles, music teacher at Tyler Street School, was absent Thursday due to illness. Miss Eva Patching, art teacher at the Junior High, attended Thursday with Miss Walter Sikes substituting. Miss Kathleen Wright, Latin and English teacher at the Senior High, was ill yesterday and was replaced by Mrs. J. M. Crain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Settles
Tyler Street
Eva Patching
Walter Sikes
Kathleen Wright
J. M. Crain
Amarillo Lubbock game draws Canyon visitors
Dr. J. A. Hill, Prof. R. P. Jarrett, and Prof. D. A. Shirley of Canyon were among yesterday's Amarillo-Lubbock football game spectators, creating local interest in the matchup.
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J. A. Hill
R. P. Jarrett
D. A. Shirley
Canyon
Amarillo-Lubbock
Notable invitees to Masonic Temple dedication
Among those who have accepted invitations to attend the dedication services of the Masonic Temple on Nov. 24 are George H. Imbre editor of the Masonic Light Kansas City Herbert W. Ryan associate editor of Masonic Light Kansas City J Edward Clark editor of The Royal Secret Louisville Ky and Walter C. Temple past potentate Hella Temple Dallas.
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Masonic Temple
George H. Imbre
Masonic Light
Kansas City
Herbert W. Ryan
J. Edward Clark
The
Royal Secret
Louisville
Walter C. Temple
Hella Temple
Dallas
Judge Motlow Returns From Fayetteville Assignment
Judge Sam Motlow returned from Fayetteville Tennessee where he was summoned weeks ago on a matter requiring judicial presence. Further details were not disclosed and no ruling was announced at this time.
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Sam Motlow
Fayetteville, Tenn
Lark to Host Box Supper and Hallowe'en Party Tonight
The Community of Lark organizes a box supper and Hallowe en party this evening with special delegations from Amarillo and Panhandle in attendance ensuring a festive local gathering.
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Lark
Amarillo
Panhandle
Deficit Checks List From Yesterday Fair
Yesterday's fair deficit receipts show nine contributors including W. W. Wienniken with 10 dollars and C. B. Hatchet and R. Bristow each at 10.00 and 10.60 respectively. Other donors include W. F. Land 5.90 Jeff Bartlett 5.00 R. J. Moore 5.00 James A. Bush 13.00 and K. M. Bennett 5.00.
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W. W. Wienniken
W. F. Land
K. M. Bennett
C. 8. Hatchet
R. Bristow
Jeff Bartlett
R. J. Moore
James A. Bush
Lydick Roofing Executive Visits Amarillo on Business
C H Lydick of Lydick Roofing Co based in Amarillo and Wichita Falls spent yesterday in Amarillo for business reasons.
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C. H. Lydick
Lydick Roofing Co
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Federal court recessed in Lott v. Insurance Co case
The case of H Lott versus the Insurance Company of North America has the court recessed for the rest of the week. Judge Wilson will return to Amarillo on Monday to finish the court's business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lott
The
Insurance Company of North America
Federal
Wilson
Amarillo
You Can Buy Anything You Want Worth the Money
An old advertisement proclaims you can buy anything you want worth the money with a string of prices like 30e 38e 14¢ 18e 19¢, suggesting a general sales pitch or catalog offer from a past era.
Hereford Hatchery Gets Inquiry From Friona Boy
Hereford's Golden Rule Hatchery, with a 12 000 incubator, reports orders from young and old. Friona lad John T. Burton, age 10, asked for a catalog and prices, hoping to start a chicken business. Hawkins advised 8S C White Leghorn stock. two pullets laid 26 and 24 eggs in September for breeding pens.
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Hereford
H. H. Hawkins
Golden Rule
John T. Burton
Friona
Hawkins
Edwards Bottling Co Ginger Champagne and Apple Cider
Local bottler Edwards Bottling Co advertises Original Manitou Ginger Champagne and Pure Apple Cider. Located at 101-A North Taylor, with contact by phone 1857.
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Edwards Bottling Co
North Taylor
Largest Crop Harvested in Deaf Smith County History
Special to The Hereford News Oct 80 Deaf Smith farmers harvest the largest feed crop in county history as fair weather remains. William Ash, a local track buyer, shipped three cars of maize heads and two cars the day before, averaging about two cars daily. E W Harrison’s elevator threshes a large share. Maize heads fetch about 16 dollars per ton this week with 30 to 40 wagons often lined up awaiting service.
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Nhereford
Deaf Smith County
William Ash
E. W. Harrison
Harrison
Bankruptcy filing in Hemphill County Texas district court
Benjamin Franklin Downs petitions for discharge in bankruptcy before the district court in Amarillo Texas. The filing states August 17, 105, surrender of assets, and seeks full discharge from debts except those exempt by law. A hearing is set for November 20, 1908 at the courthouse in Amarillo with notice to creditors and interested parties.
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Amarillo
Benjamin Franklin Downs
Deakin Prank de
Cananon Wie
Dian
Hemphill County
Texas
Acta
Benjamin Rane Dow
Seckaret Ie
Aturina
Tesaa
Gine Erik
Opti Peti
Trees valued at 11000 ordered out of Hereford
Hereford Nursery plans November shipping of more than 11000 dollars worth of trees to 395 customers across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. Grapes lead the varieties, with peaches plums and cherries close behind. prune trees show unusual demand. About 300 varieties are tested to showcase best fits for the region, attracting hundreds of touring visitors.
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Hereford
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Joe Landrum
Panhandle
Landrum
Oil Briefs From Globe Oil and Panhandle Field
Globe Oil Company reports No 1 Williams in Wheeler county standing 600 feet from lime formation. Total depth now 2255 feet with Linix Drilling as contractor. J G Wharton operator and broker reviews Panhandle field while visiting Tex Thornton of U S Torpedo. Daily News praise for Dorothy Dix articles.
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Globe Oil Company
Williams
Wheeler County
Linix Drilling Company
J. G. Wharton
Graham
Panhandle
Tex Thorton
U. S. Torpedo Company
The
Daily News
Dorothy Dix
8. J. Cole
Hunting Season Prosperity Drives Local Gun Trade
The lakes are stocked with water and game as ducks and geese abound and weather favors hunting. Since the season opened, parties have been numerous and local ammunition dealers report rapid depletion of stocks while the gun market enjoys its best year in recent memory.
Hartley Man Too Enter Birds in Deaf Smith Show
Lee Birges announces that Hartley promoter T W Duffle will bring several Rhode Island Red birds to the Deaf Smith county poultry show set for December 10 11 and 12. Duffle, a Canyon native, is a noted poultry winner from last year and breeders across west Texas are expected to attend the event noted as among the largest in the organization’s history. Rexall One Cent Sale highlights Ledbetters Drug Store promotions during late October.
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Lee Birges
Deaf Smith County
T. W. Duffle
Hartley
Canyon
Rhode Island
Duffle
Biggs
West Texas
Frank Willis Acts as District Judge for Reese Ewing
Perryton district court met with Judge Reese Ewing unavailable due to a recent accident. Frank Willis of Canadian was selected to act as special judge for the week as attorneys commended Ewing’s condition and wished him a speedy recovery.
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Frank Willis
Reese Ewing
Perryton
Miami
Ewing
Over 1000 Phones Now At Plainview
Plainview records show more than 1900 telephones in use with new connections and constant installations. Manager R A Klingler notes 202 new residences added since January 1 as permits rise in the city.
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Plainview
Plain
R.A
Plainview 10
Klinger
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City Briefs
Ben Golding
Frank Motlow
Nancy Motlow
East Tenth ST
Greatwest
Amaryllis
Amaryllis F
S. K
Mudd Center Folks
Fridna
Deaf Smith
Baker’s
Walter Baker 4 Co. Ltd
Benet Ees A Pebeeebeen, Ee Eee
Beatie of
Cherne Benes Oe Fm
Tudetee the Boonrenter
cBeainlli Oe
Ey Ast
J. H.C. Dobbs
Smith
Rexall
Ledbetter’s
Ady
Rolling Stones
Per Pou
van Camp
Post Office Drug Store
Post Office
Amarillo, Texas
Star Cash Grocer
9Th St
Swifts
A. P
Log Cabin
Michigan
Bell Isle
Primrose Country Gentleman
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