Local visitors and business notes from Amarillo region
Sanford Black of Canyon and V Gott of Pampa visited yesterday. C W Cabot of Bushland and Velma Adieman of Peoria Ill began a visit with Miss Jimmie Scamblin. Henry Reed's store installed a new safe desk and office gear. W E Bray of Clarendon and Margaret Boulware of West Texas State Teachers College visited Amarillo. Two carloads of writer tubs used by Mistletoe creamery for out of state trade. W M Moore Lumber Co of Amarillo formed with 30000 capital. W M Moore Lucille Moore James B Farris. Dallas attorney B O Baker notes Ryburn and Collins now prominent Dallas lawyers. C L Upham Panhandle district court clerk reports large Panhandle rally attendance.
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Sanford Black
Canyon
Cc. V. Gott
Pampa
C. W. Cabot
Bushland
Velma Adieman
Peoria
Ill
Jimmie Scamblin
East Eighth Street
Henry Reed
City Cleaners and Dyers
W .E. Bray
Clarendon
Bray
Forrest Warren
Daily Globe
Virginia Street
San Jacinto Heights
Margaret Boulware
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers
Amarillo urged to adopt stricter measles quarantine rules
Miss Ada Smith and W A McIntosh urged Amarillo to tighten quarantine for measles and whooping cough before city commissioners. They cited 1000 measles cases and three deaths, urging placards and isolation to prevent epidemics and noting widespread school disruptions and lost promotion.
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Amarillo
Ada Smith
W. A. McIntosh
Miss Smith
McIntosh
Vernon regrets lack of city decorations for convention
Amarillo officials express disappointment that the city was not properly decorated for the Big Four Brotherhoods convention. O. V. Vernon notes removal of street railway poles prevented using former bunting and says new flags were expected but not yet in place, promising better effort next time.
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Amarillo
American Legion
O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
Plains Pipe Line to Handle Silk and American Refining Wells
Local oil men believe Plains Pipe Line Co will service wells beyond Silk and American Refining interests. The Plains well yields 300 to 400 barrels daily, McGee at 200 barrels with drilling to 3250 feet. big pay anticipated. Burnett pasture wells three miles south already produce heavily.
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Plains Pipe Line Company
Plains
Holmes, McIlroy and McGee
McGee
Burnett
Police to Enforce Bonding Rule for Taxi Drivers
Police Judge Anderson says the bonding ordinance is legal and will be enforced. Patrolmen are ordered to arrest taxi drivers who carry passengers without liability insurance and bonds.
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Anderson
City Moves to Collect Delinquent Taxes
The city plans to collect about $40,000 in overdue taxes. At a city commission meeting, counsel will supervise steps toward filing suits after ensuring all legal notices to property owners are satisfied. Mayor E S Blasdel City Manager Jeff Bartlett and officials will press for a prompt conclusion.
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E .S. Blasdel
Jeff Bartlett
Legion Post Plans July Fourth Observance Here
Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion will organize a Fourth of July celebration with a committee to be appointed by post commander J. C. Sebastian. Memorial day observance is planned, and cooperation with local National Guard units for a Tri State fair activity featuring military events is proposed. Sebastian will form a monument committee for Llano cemetery, and Bradley Kimbrough was elected post historian replacing George Boulden who moved to Alabama.
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Hanson
American Legion
Legion
J. C. Sebastian
National Guard
Sebastian
Llano Cemetery
Bradley Kimbrough
George Boulden
Alabama
Not Guilty Verdict in Kangaroo Court Divorces Case
A Ros trum Debating Society jury at the high school delivered not guilty in a mock Kangaroo court proceeding as Mrs. Frank Howard filed for divorce from Frank Howard. Members Jim Lumpkin Charles McAfee Eugene Gordon Clarence Warren Gerald Huff and George Ray participated in the mock hearing.
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Rostrum Debating Society
Frank Howard
Jim Lumpkin
Charles McAfee
Eugene Gordon
Clarence Warren
Gerald Huff
George Ray
Gulf Company Plans New Drilling Campaign in Texas Oil Regions
Gulf Production company announces an extensive drilling drive in the oil sector to begin within three months. It holds a 1 500 acre lease on the Cockrell ranch five miles northeast of the Texas flowing well and added another 1 500 acre block with a $20 per acre bonus mandating a well within three months. An offset well to the Texas producer is expected on acreage in Burnett pasture with locations at section 10 block B 3 Hutchinson county three miles northeast of the McGee producer and the northwest corner of section 107 block 5 Carson county offsetting the Texas well.
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Gulf Production Company
Texas
Cockrell
Gulf Company
Burnett
Block B
Hutchinson County
McGee
Block 5
Carson County
Creamery Shows Increased Butter Trade In 1924
The Mistletoe Creamery reports a ten percent increase in butter sales for the first period of 1924 over 1923, per purchasing manager W. H. McAdoo. 1923 had risen fifty percent from 1922, a notable gain. 1924 is not expected to exceed twenty percent over 1923.
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Mistletoe Creamery
W. H. McAdoo
Creamer Installs New Vacuum Equipment at Creamery
A new vacuum pan is being installed at the Mistletoe Creamery to remove off flavors and odors from cream destined for butter. The experimental machine has not been fully tested and should be completed within a week at a cost of $3,000.
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Mistletoe Creamery
Ill Daughter of Herring Family Stricken by Pneumonia
Seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herring is ill with pneumonia. Ernest Blumenthal and Abe Blumenthal are in Plainview on business.
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Mrs. Herring
Ernest Blumenthal
Abe Blumenthal
Plainview
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Pee
Polk Street
Bell Tailors Cleaning Department
Polk
Austin
W. M. Moore Lumber Company
W. M. Moore
Lucille Moore
James B. Farris
B. O. Baker
Dallas
Frank Ryburn
A. S. Collins
Texas Power & Light Company
C. L. Upham
District Court
Panhandle
McAdoo
SSHOE
Panhandle Shoe Shop
Wright
Blackburn
Pohen
Vernon
Legion Post
Fish Market
Jack Keefe
Gboston
SAE
King Lardner
Wes
Dorgan
Service
Blackburn Bros
Hart -Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Creamer
Boston
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