Railroad News and Folks: Ambers and Accidents Across Towns
Santa Fe and affiliated crews run cattle trains Amarillo to Kansas City. Barron retires and Miss Edna North resumes duties. The piece notes Chicago potato shipments from 30 states and rail freight gains. warns about highway crossings. A Norwegian whaling ship leads with 67 000 barrels capacity. Clovis Safety Searchlight edited by Reichart. humorous bits on people and railways.
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A.rsen
Taylor Street
Amaillo
United States
Denver
Miss Pavillard and Mr Reitman Wed in Surprise Ceremony
Elizabeth Pavillard daughter of Mr and Mrs D Pavillard and Herman Reitman son of Mr and Mrs H Reitman married Saturday evening. Bride a Amarillo High School graduate and commercial artist with Williams Sign company. Groom a junior member of Reitman and Sen Grocery company. They plan a two week overland trip to Fort Worth San Antonio and Waco then reside with the groom's parents at 796 Buchanan Street.
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Elizabeth Pavillard
Stiteler Feierabend Marriage Solemnized In Amarillo
Miss Earle Wright Stiteler and Charles W Feierabend wed in the First Christian church parsonage with Rev F W O Malley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Stiteler of Amarillo, and a 1925 Amarillo High School graduate, and the groom, eldest son of Mr and Mrs FE Feierabend of 1902 Monroe Street, a 1923 graduate, both work and reside at 1203 Jackson Street.
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Earle Wright Stiteler
Charles W. Feierabend
First Christian Church
F. W. O'Malley
R. H. Stiteler
Amarillo
FE. C. Feierabend
Monroe Street
Amarillo High School
Santa Fe
Feierabend
Jackson Street
Women fill county posts and shape legal work
The county judge notes the essential role of women in Denver county offices. Miss Mace, entering county service, was among the first women in such a position. She recalls shifts in court practice from civil to more criminal work and the rise of large western estates and the automobile issue during that era.
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Denver
Paris Ties and Home Life Bulletin
Madame Georges Carpentier refuses to watch or attend her husband Georges Carpentier’s fights in Paris citing crowd criticism and she relies on his reports. Bess Streeter Aldrich, a 45 year old widow, writes at home within smelling distance of the kitchen to feed her four children while using literary income to support her family.
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England
London
Ernest Gastelein
Pauline Frederick
Frederick
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Georges
Elmwood
Neb
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Thor of Household Duties Inspires Classic Novelist
The writer behind Mother Mason and The Rim of the Prairie finds steady spark in daily chores. From The Cutters to numerous short stories, ordinary tasks fuel creative instincts and character insight.
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Thor
Mason
Cutters
Local notes on residents and business travelers
Mrs Irene Carlson remains at St Anthony s sanitarium recovering after last week s operation. Dr J C Pilcher, Oklahoma City chiropractor, has set up rooms in the Massie building. Guy A Carlander travels in Miami on business. A R Walker from Billings arrives to take a draftsman post with Carlander. Various locals return from travels to Little Rock Denver Pearsonia Spearman Shamrock Orlando and Los Angeles. Reports on oil prospects in Three Way area and a few health updates accompany.
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Irene Carlson
Morrow- Thomas Hardware Company
St. Anthony’s
J. C. Pilcher
Oklahoma City
Massie Building
Guy A. Carlander
Miami
A. R. Walker
Billings
Montana
Amarillo
H. H. Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. F. Becktold
Denver
I. G. Howard
Oklahoma
Pearsonia
FE. R. Jameson
Jameson & Marshall
North Plains
Spearman
Three Way
John Fain
California
Los Angeles
Will Lightfoot
Il Ness
R. M. Boyd
Sheimrock
C.F. Ward
New Mexico
Ht. G. Hardgrave
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Shamrock
Florence Brazelton
Orlando
Florida
Heyt Brazelton
Mr. Brazel
Local residents and visitors active in Amarillo
Ten Eyck and Mount travel mentions. Ten Eyck plans departure to Santa Fe New Mexico. Elmer Mount of Wichita Falls visits Mr and Mrs Pat Hill at 205 West Fifteenth Street. Mr White a Paris Texas contractor now in Amarillo plans to locate there. Ten has been with Missouri State Life Insurance from Paris Texas for the past month.
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Ten
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Paris
Texas
Mr. White
Amarillo
Elmer Mount
Wichita Falls
Pat Hill
West Fifteenth Street
Harold Ten Eyck
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Auto Men Sign Up One Hundred Percent for Goodwill Trip
Members of the Amarillo Automotive Association have fully signed up for the trade trip to the South Plains beginning May 4. Every dealer at the association meeting pledged participation, the first city group to do so. Jess Rogers and Toney Chisum presented the plan.
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Amarillo Automotive Association
South Plains
Jess Rogers
Toney Chisum
Success Is Intelligence and Willingness, Says Kate Mace
Denver column quotes Miss Kate Mace on how success stems from effort rather than sex. It notes cautions about pride and regret after opportunities pass and includes light asides on fashion and literary credit.
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Denver
Colo
Kate Mace
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