Fire scars and rail line plans darken Amarillo pages
A column blends a fire hazard plea by Joan Moore with railroad progress notes. It cites careless acts and vast losses from fire while detailing Rock Island construction crews, agency openings, and anticipated expansion toward Liberal Kansas. The piece also covers Los Angeles vagrancy concerns, livestock market moves, Denver yard news, and staff changes in Amarillo as spring construction and travel advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Adams
Rock Island
H. B. Woodson
Charlie Longbeam
Roy Wilson
Pimple Relief with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Wesley MacGlothin of Emory Gap Tenn reports pimples that festered and disfigured his face. After trying prior remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and, over three and a half months, saw the pimples disappear and was healed. Also promotes Cuticura products for toilet uses including talcum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley MacGlothin
Broadway
Emory Gap
Tenn
Railroad News Notes from Amarillo and Beyond
Local railroad correspondents in Amarillo report on staff changes and upcoming exams as Dr. McGee prepares to assess vision and hearing for Santa Fe employees. New operating rules stem from double tracking and block systems to boost safety. A Santa Fe derailment near Canyon East injures several cars. one carload of fruit trees arrives from Mount Hope Nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. McGee
Santa Fe
Amarillo
R. W. Prentice
G. A. Shields
A. O'Leary
C. W. Herbert
L. B. Larsen
Mount Hope
Lawrence
Kan
I. G. Stone
Washington Street
Canyon
Indian Fee Complaint Dismissed in Oklahoma Case
Federal Judge Cotterell dismissed the suit by administrators of T. D. Sullivan and J. H. Neill against K. R. L. Owen over fees for Choctaw allotments in Oklahoma. A judgment of 4144.50 was entered against the estate of C. F. Minton. Both sides gave notice of appeal to the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bRy United Pree McAlster
Okla
T. D. Sullivan
J. HM. Neill
KR. L. Owen
John H. Cotterell
C. F. Minton
M. E F. Codenhead
Sullivan
Oklahoma
U. S&s. Circuit Court of Appeals
Connecticut Plans Parallel Highway To Old Boston Post Road
Hartford April 2. The state highway department plans a new ninety foot road to run parallel to the Old Boston Post Road from Hartford to near Middletown. It will bypass large towns south of Hartford and avoid the Connecticut River, passing Griswoldville and Westfield Station to link with routes to Meriden and Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Boston
New Haven
Wethernsfield
Middletown
State Highway Department
Connecticut
Griswoldville
Westfield Station
Meriden
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Moore
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Denver
A. J. Lawler
Mr. Lawler
Denver Ball Boys
The
Painters’ Union
Painters Hall
A. V. Shepard
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
Ohio
J. W. Weaver
McDonald
W. P. Ray
Trout and Walling
H. A. Hathaway
N. B. Pruett
Pullin
Hf. B. Woodson
Amatillo
Sanford
New Rock Island
Liberal
H. A. Pierce
HW. W. Clutter
Stinnett
C. B. Davis
Rock Island Division
William Conway
A. & C. R. Division
Jack Eischen
J. N. Scott
Western Pacific Railroad
Sacramento Northern Railroad
Tidewater Southern
San Francisco
Charles H. Hart
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dallas
Chester Floyd
First Street
Buchanan
Fillmore Streets
J. W. Mode
Ighy
Caticurs
Maiden
Wichita Falls
Less Holman
Rio Grande Valley
Ester Lasher
Amarillo Harvey House
C. L. Sellars
Slaton
G. E. Patterson
J. T. Mitchell
W. K. Robinson
Eva Meyer
William F. Grant
Benjamin Locke
Lackawanna
Hoboken
N. J
Locke
Panis
Coe
Oie
Boston Post
Dandruff
Lambert Pharma
Humilial Co
St. Louis
Tobe
Conoco
Rebatt Oey
South Texas
Hillsdale
Rench
Niagara Brand
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