Plans for Boy Scout Fund Drive Discussed
The annual Boy Scout fund campaign will start Monday April 14. Meeting of the executive committees at the Amarillo hotel outlined plans and solicitors who must raise 26 770 for the year were to be called together Monday at noon to divide territories.
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Boy Scout Fund
Boy Scout Council
Boy Scout Campaign
Amarillo Hotel
A Palace on the Ice at Cheever
A 7 by 10 foot super shanty, finished and painted like a house, drew crowds on Lake Champlain as Edward Irving of Crown Point completed it for ice fishermen. Capt. Ian Mackensie presented a plan to invite hundreds of Hebridean Scots to British Columbia to take up fishing in place of Oriental labor. Mrs. T. H. Campbell of Dumas is presently in town.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Lake Champlain
Cheever
Windsor Castle
Edward Irving
Crown Point
Hebrides
British Columbia
Ian Mackensie
Clean Kidneys By Drinking Lots of Water
A health notice urges drinking lots of water and using Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys to activity. It claims backache, headaches, bladder irritation, and other urinary issues may improve, and advises physician exams at least twice yearly.
Names and notices from Amarillo Globe headline items
Here There and Everywhere ER. Blumenthal has returned to Prague Okla. Tom Brummett Claude ranch man is here today. Mrs B Stubbs of Hrick Okla is in the city on business this week. Lee Bivins returns from Kansas City trip. Mrs Huber Canyon visits 705 Madison. N N Thomas Moore-Poston company returns from New Mexico. City Cleaners and Dyers advert 2866. Annie Laura Sawyer Canyon Normal in Amarillo today. Mrs J W Gilliam leaves for Fort Smith Ark. Eva Meeks improving in local sanitarium. Bobby Joe and Mavis Rucker have measles. Mrs Frederick Kendall returns from Boston. Fern Cornelius moved from Northwest Texas hospital after appendectomy. Bourrells host daughters Florence Ponton and Clare Roberts. Hair tonic naming contest prize $50. Traveling men banquet at 7 pm by Chamber of Commerce. Col Ernest Thompson telegram from W G McAdoo thanking him for support on train. McAdoo party lacked time for supper in Amarillo.
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ER. Blumenthal
Prague
Okla
Tom Brummett
Claude Ranchman
D. C. Gollihar
Hereford
Amarillo
B. Stubbs
Hrick
Lee Bivins
Kansas City
Globe Office
N. N. Thomas
Moore-Poston Company
New Mexico
City Cleaners
Charles E. Triplett
van Buren Street
Lubbock
Annie Laura Sawyer
Canyon Normal
Pampa
J. W. Gilliam
Jackson Street
Fort Smith Ark
W. O. Caldwell
City Cleaners and Dyers
Eva Meeks
Panhandie
Chamber of Commerce
Col
Ernest Thompson
W. G. McAdoo
Garden rules to be strictly enforced by UTY
City plans to enforce ordinances on gardens poultry and livestock inside limits. City manager Jett D Bartlett says enforcement will be strict but not hardship, aimed at protecting people raising gardens as residents cooperate. Mrs L T Wilson of Childress visits briefly.
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Jett D. Bartlett
American Tourist Slain in Albania
Wealthy New York broker George B. De Long and fellow traveler Robert Louisa Coleman of San Francisco were killed by Albanian bandits on a mountain road along the Tirana to Scutari route. The American Minister to Albania reports the incident as a tragic murder during a world tour.
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George B. de Long
New York
Robert Louisa Coleman
San Francisco
Tirana - Scutari Highway
Albania
Vy Base
Herun Art Semeb
Chickens and Other Fowls Ban Ning at Large Ordinance Notice
City warns keepers to confine chickens ducks geese guinea fowl pigeons and other fowls to private premises to prevent trespass and nuisance violations under Ordinance 269 Section 18 City Manager Jeff D Bartlett signs the notice dated April 19 1924 detailing penalties for at large fowls and trespass on lawns or gardens.
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Jeff D. Bartlett
Letter Claimed to Be Christ's Writings Deluge Newspapers
Historic hoax story of a so called letter from Christ with commandments to observe Sabbath and church duties appears in papers. The text alleges blessings for possession and curses for publication, plus a warning about judgment day and prosperity for houses with copies. Separate notice advertises school additions bids in Amarillo Texas with bidding details and conditions.
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United States
Christ
Gabriel
Mindant
Amarillo Ordinance Prohibits Livestock on City Streets
The city enacts Section 1 of Ordinance 346 banning running at large of cattle horses mules jacks jennets swine and goats within Amarillo limits. Owners may stake animals on vacant lots with permission and secure tethering. Section 2 imposes fines up to 109 dollars for violators. enforcement begins April 11, 1924.
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Ordiiance
City of
Amarillo
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Edward E. Alward
Fern Cornelius
East Fourth Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. B. Bourrell
Florence Ponton
Mahonton, Il
Clare Roberts
Sheldon, Til
UTY
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Childress
Estelyyte Wate D. Srr
Im Jugs
Esther Warshaw
Thellinoig Assembly
Springfield
Dorothy Arnold
New York City
Hollywood
Cal
Oace
Kather Ward
Syed
Lane Lane Wotton
George
Destoans
Amarillo, Texas
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Kerr & Walsh
Hubber Eels
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Taylor
Deandi Bidg
Liberty Shoe 247 Ae
Etter
Sealea
T. W. Cotten
F. Rittenberry
Board of Education
Texas
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Blackburn Building
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J. W. Thompson
East 4Th St
Chas. C. Triplett
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