Type High Press Club Visits Amarillo Globe
Members of Type High Press club of the West Texas State Teachers college visited Amarillo newspaper plants and a zinc smelter, then attended a banquet at the Palo Duro hotel. They toured The Globe, heard talks by editors and reporters, and were advised on the value of broad connections in journalism.
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Type High Press Club
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
United States Zinc Smelic
Palo Duro
Jennie Ritchie
Normal School
Proses Club
Globe
Olin K E. Hinkle
The
Prairie
John L. McCarty
Sports Edi
Scottish Rite Masons to Celebrate Maundy Thursday
Panhandle Scottish Rite association to meet at Khiva Temple in Amarillo on Thursday evening April 9 for the Maundy Thursday mystic banquet. Masons from across the Panhandle are expected. Oto Poitz will preside. Talks by C. A. Pierre, W. H. Wruqa, D. H. Munson, J. O. Galerie, Col. Ernest Thompson, J. Flesh er and Dr. A. J. Caldwell. Observance of Maundy Thursday ceremony mandatory for Temper order members.
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Panhandle Scotish Rite Association
Khiva
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Oto Poitz
C. A. Pierre
W. Hwruqua
D. HW. Munson
J. O. Galerie
Ernest Thompson
J. Flesher
A. J. Caldwell
Building Permits Issued For Homes On South Georgia And Alabama Avenues
J. R Reed received a building permit Wednesday for a $1,500 house at SO4 South Georgia avenue. Fred Holeman secured permits to build houses costing $2,250 at 105 Alabama avenue and at 908 South Alabama avenue. Tenth and Grand is just a few seconds from Polk.
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J. R Reed
South Georgia Avenue
Fred Holeman
Alabama Avenue
South
Tenth
Grand
Polk
Warrick Well Not Yet a Producer in Potter County
Amarillo OW company drills at the Warrick well in the northeast Potter county corner. A strong oil showing exists but not enough to justify to shot. Officials say the formation and showing are promising and a producer may be possible.
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Warrick
Amarillo OW Company
Potter County
Sun Yat Sen Reburial Plans Amid Burial Coffin Queues
The AP reports Dr Sun Yat Sen, first president of the Chinese republic, wished to be buried in a bronze crystal coffin like his friend Lennie. The Moscow coffin proved shoddy and was rejected. Sun’s body now rests near Peking in Celestial Temple hills and will move to Nanking, the city where he first ruled. The funeral reflects Manchu customs.
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Associated Press
Peking
Sun Yat-Sen
Chinese Republic
Lennie
Moscow
Nanking
Dr. Sun
J H Julian Early Wes Texas Settler Dies
J H W Julian an early Texas settler died at his daughter Mrs ER B Lawrence Denison after a three week illness from heart trouble. A Civil War veteran he moved to Abilene after the war and later spent winters in Gainesville with his daughter Mrs Alex Cannon. He owned a large farm near Tye and was a longtime Mason and Presbyterian. He leaves one son and four daughters. The body will be sent to Abilene.
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J. Hw, Julian
Texas
Gainesville
Tex
J . Julian
ER. B. Lawrence
Denison
Julian
Abilene
Alex Cannon
Tye
Masonic Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Notable Amarillo school board remarks by Ray and Cotten
A speaker praises Mr. Ray and Mr. Cotten for their extensive work on the Amarillo Independent School District board. He asserts Ray tracks every earned dime and insists taxpayers’ money is spent only after ensuring value received, highlighting careful oversight and financial diligence.
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Ray
Cotten
Amarillo Independent School District
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Amarillo Globe
Hotel
Tor
W. O S. Lazard
the Globe
A. L. Sanderson
Collestrai
Reymond L. Thompson
Olin
Hinkle
Bettie Smalley
Tate Fry
Jack Bailey
Gordon McCarty
Corinne Nash
Arless O'Keefe
Fay Lockhart
Lillian Atkins
Louis Walker
Vivian Co
Warrick Welle
Sun Yat
Lee Bivins
C. A. Fisk
J. H. Harris
Laboringe
Bivins, Fisk and Harris
Bivins-Fisk-Harris
Bivins, Fisk and
Harris
Bivins Building
Tion
Durham
Olver
Blackburn
Blackburn-Durham School Board
Sam L. Seay
Crow
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