Amarillo Chamber Strides as Year Begins With New Officers
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce starts the 1940-41 period with a near balanced budget and a one-man drive to save funds by suspending professional aid. New officers include Miles Bivins as president and George Ordway with Clay Thornton as vice presidents, while John Boyce becomes treasurer as the group outlines five key goals for airport, water conservation, industrial expansion, tourism, and Sanford dam.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hinton
Jim Florey
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Amarillo
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Ordway
Mr. Thornton
Miles Bivins
John Boyce
George Broome
Roy Cullum
Arthur H. Ware
Hinton
Paul Edquist
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to stimulate bile flow to aid digestion. It touts two pints of bile daily and urges readers to use the product to feel energized, listing prices of 60¢ and 25¢ and discouraging alternatives.
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Edith Zelley
N. F. Nelson
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