Amarillo Boy Receives Elite DeMolay Honor
Richard Albert Galle of Amarillo has been notified he is to receive the Legion of Honor from the Order of DeMolay for exceptional civic and DeMolay service. The honor, the最高 distinction in DeMolay, will be presented by Sam P. Cochran in Texas at an announced date. Galle, a Panhandle Steam Laundry bookkeeper, is the town’s first recipient. only 207 boys nationwide last year earned the award. His father, Fred N. Galle, is vice-president and manager of Western Packing, residing at 2009 Harrison Street.
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Richard Albert Galle
Amarillo
Legion of Honor
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Mr. Gallee
Frank S. Land
Grand Scriice
Kansas City
Mr. Land
Sam P. Cochran
Grand Council For
Texas
Gallo
Mr. Galle
Panhandle
Fred N. Galle
Western Packing Company
Harrison Street
25 Texans Die in Accidents During a Week
A report from the Texas Council of Safety states that March 16 to 23 saw 25 deaths and 92 injuries in Texas accidents, bringing the year totals to 324 killed and 1,088 injured. Auto crashes led with 7 dead and 54 injured. Other causes included railway, streetcar, motor car, and various incidents, totaling 25 deaths and 92 injuries for the week.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Council of Safety
France declines invitation to three power naval talks at Geneva
Paris reports that the French government refused to be represented at the Geneva three power conference on naval arms reduction. France cites ongoing League of Nations arms talks and ties naval limits to land and air forces, sending a memorandum to the U.S. embassy.
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Associated Press
Paris
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Coolidge
France
League of Nations
League
Pain Relief From Sloan’s Liniment
A New York girl suffered days of excruciating neck and shoulder pain after rheumatic fever. Following three days of home treatment, Sloan’s Liniment provided complete relief as it stimulated blood flow. the pain vanished in minutes and the product was sold for 35 cents at druggists.
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New York
Sloan
Prosperity Seen as Lasting, Dahlberg Says
Bror G. Dahlberg, president of the Celoix Company, argues sustained prosperity in the United States driven by better roads, cheaper power, and higher per capita production. He notes luxuries becoming necessities and new cellulose from sugar cane boosting building materials, with the South set for growth, especially Florida's tropical agriculture.
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W. S. Cousins
International News Service
New York
United States
Bror G. Dahlberg
Celoix Company
South
Middle West
Dahlberg
America
Epist Mors Babthers
Americans Fail to Collect the War Interest
The treasury reports that bond buyers have neglected to clip about 35 million dollars in interest on Liberty Bond issues. More than 14.5 million dollars remain unclaimed as coupons sit unused in homes or banks, highlighting gaps in early war finance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Marmola Prescription Tab to Trim Fat Revealed
An old remedy claims to ease fat by correcting a gland weakness. The Marmola Prescription Tab is touted as a 19 year proven method. Each box includes a booklet explaining the cause and effects. Drugstores supply Marmola for those seeking a simpler fat reduction.
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Gostava
San Antonio and Northwestern railroad charter granted
A $200000 San Antonio and Northwestern railroad company charter was granted by the Texas secretary of state, enabling a line from San Antonio to Sonoma in Sutton county via Medina Uvalde Bandera Real and Edwards. J H Koehler would be president with a slate of officers including Frank H Weber and S H Saathoff as vice presidents. directors include C W Ling and W Reichert with other incorporators from San Antonio. The capital stock is 200000 dollars divided into two thousand 100 shares.
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Associated Press
Austin
San Antonio and Northwestern Railroad Company
San Antonio
Sonoma
Sutton County
Medina
Uvalde
Bandera
Real and
Edwards
J. H. Koehler
Frank H. Weber
Frank H. Weber, Secretary and Treasurer, and 8. H. Saathoff
W. A. Fritze
Charles 4. R. Campbell
C. W. Ling
W. Reichert
L. J. Gould
C. Weber
H. E. Vernon
Here There and Everywhere Weekend Visitor Notes
Mr and Mrs O Akard and daughter Mary Frances visited Mrs T G Gordon over the weekend. Mr and Mrs R H Sawyer have moved to new accommodations locally.
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O. Akard
Mary Frances
Mary E. Scoggins
Lubbock
T. T. Gordon
R. H. Sawyer
Residents plan move from Borger to Amarillo home
J. W. Farley is expected back this week from Missouri and Oklahoma. Ray Downard, son of Mrs. Ora A. Downard of 603 North Polk, is confined with measles. During illness Frances Marie and Muriel Lee stay with grandmother Mrs. Nora Blanton at 402 North Polk.
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Amarillo
Borger
J. W. Farley
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ray Downard
Ora A. Downard
North Polk Street
Frances Marie
Muriel Lee
Nora Blanton
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Richard Galle
Legion OF Honor IN Order
Thrift
Mr. Dahlberg
Louisiana
Florida
Tropics
Auto Supply Co
Fillmore Street
Koverlak
Panhandle Paint & Glass CO
Polk St
Amarillo Woodwork Co
West
6Th St
ICE @ DISTRIBUTING CO
NEW Road
Ilall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Levy
Marilla
Globe and News Daily
The
Amarillo News and Globe
Hamilton Dry Cleaners
North Fillmore
Martin Hamilton
J L. B. Bullock
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