Temple Will House All Masonic Orders
Several Masonic bodies and their affiliates will share space in the new temple with Khiva Temple on the third floor. Amarillo Commandery officers include E O Feierabend as commander and W R Kaufman as grandful generalissimo. The Amarillo Lodge and Royal Arch Chapter will occupy the second floor alongside the commandery. Khiva Temple lists 1669 Panhandle Shriners led by Roy W Thompson as potentate, with other officers from Amarillo and surrounding towns. Bonita Chapter Easter Star also has named officers.
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Masonic
Masonic Temple
Khiva Temple
Masonry
Amarillo Commandery
E. O. Feierabend
W. R. Kaufman
E. 8. Mudge
W. R. Patterson
E. Cook
N. H. Mohler
G. Brown
G. A. McCullough
Dee Roach
R. R. Wheatley
C. W. A. Granholm
D. W. Britain
Sentinel
Amarillo Lodge
Amarillo
A. F
A M
R. C. Daily
J. Miller Beard
J. M. Webb
J. F. Wright
B. W. Allen
Sam J. Brown
C. M. Tyler
J. B. Hutchinson
Panhandle
Roy ‘W. Thompson
Dalhart
A. J. Caldwell
Rabban
Be Smythe
Plainview
J. O. Gulerie
J. H. Reed
Memphis
Oriental Guide
S. J. Brown
George Stapleton
Recorder
R. P.parcells
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
J. N. Riggs
S. P. Mee- Minn
Childress
Guy C. Carlander
Walter C. Teague
Khiva
Sunny Jim" McCandless
Bonita Chapter
Easter Star
Ida M. Benesch
J. D. Sweeny
Netta K. Darnall
Fannie B. Anthony
Katy Fyfe
Winnie Babb
Laura Pangle
Eastern Star
Lodge
Rainbow Girls
Recorders Office
New Masonic Temple Under Construction in Amarillo
A three story brick and cut stone Masonic Temple with basement rises on Fifth at Fifth and Fillmore. Cornerstone laid May 22 with hundreds of members anticipated. building aims autumn completion for lodge chapter commandery DeMolay Rainbow meetings and Khiva Temple occupying top floor.
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Panhandle
Free Masons of the
Fred Bone
Masonic Temple
Fifth Street
Fifth
Fillmore Streets
Fund Campaign Opens for Amarillo Boy Scouts
The Amarillo Council Boy Scouts launches its fund drive led by Thomas Nelson to support 1300 boys. The council seeks 6770 dollars for a year of scouting at about 41 cents per boy per month, with Chas. A. Fisk leading as president and an executive committee named including T. B. O'Brien and H. M. Russell.
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Thomas Nelson
Amarillo
Scout Movement
Amarillo Council Boy Scouts
Chas. A. Fisk
C. A. Fisk
T. B. O'Brien
H. M. Russell
Legion Post Meeting Tuesday Night
Hanson Post American Legion will hold an important meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the legion home auditorium. Post commander J C Sebastian urges all members to attend and help accomplish the work in hand.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
J. C. Sebastian
British Vessel Sends Radio Calls for Help
The British steamer Boudannes sent an 8.0S distress signal from latitude 49-46 north longitude 22-22 west about 807 miles off Valencia Spain. The Daily Globe lists campaign officers and soliciting force members including C. M. McCullough L. C. White H. C. Pipkin Forrest Warren Lindsay Nunn and J. N. Beasley among others.
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New York
C. M. McCullough
L. C. White
A. Seward
R. P. Parcells
T. H. Nelson
Wm. M. Benton
Civil Service
J. Lt. Nunn
Howard Williams
A. A. Graham
H. C. Pipkin
W. A. McIntosh
R. C. Johnson
Court of Honor
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report April 12
Fort Worth Texas cattle prices hold steady with receipts of 250 cattle and 100 calves. Reeves cattle range from 3.50 to 8.29 while stockers run 3 to 7 and cows 3 to 6. calves bring 2.50 to 9.00 and yearlings 3.50 to 9.25. Hog prices steady with 800 head. light 6.75 to 7.00, medium 7.25 to 7.45, mixed 7.00 to 7.26, pigs 3.50 to 6.25. Sheep and goats show steady activity. lambs 12.50 to 16.25, yearlings 10 to 12.50, wethers 9 to 11.50, ewes 8.50 to 10, goats 2 to 5, stocker sheep 6 to 8, feeders 10.50 to 13.75.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wichita Livestock Prices Ease For Week On Light Receipts
Wichita Kansas April 12 livestock receipts were light with all killing classes steady. Butcher steers sold 6.20 to 8.50, stockers and feeders 5.75 to 7.25, cows 5.50 to 6. Hog receipts reached 500 with packers paying 37.20 for a good packing grade load. sows 6.25 to 6.50, pigs 5.25 to 6.50. Week overall mostly 25 cents lower.
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Wichita
Kan
Amarillo Cotton Exchange Utility Update
Amarillo Cotton Exchange lists trading post details for cotton, grain, and provisions with broker affiliations including Alex Hyman and Co of New Orleans and J. W. Parkins as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Grain Prices Offered by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo area price list shows Great West Mill and Elevator paying for No 1 hard wheat, Mile maize, Kaffir corn, and oats per specified units. Exact figures partly cut off but indicate a published local market quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West Mill & W Elevator Company
Waggoner Well Receives Nitro to Aid Drilling
Waggoner No. One well was given a small nitro shot last Thursday to loosen formation and aid drilling through hard lime crevices. Completion of the 112-foot California derrick on section 62 block 3 is reported, with spudding expected soon. Wilcox Oil & Gas Co. of Tulsa conducts the test, using rotary gear to 2 000 feet before standard tools. The Gulf Co. had a Pampa buyer who acquired several hundred acres of leases nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combs & Worley Ranch
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co
Tulsa
Gulf Company
Pampa
Special Cotton Report Under Mixed Week Dynamics
Early week strength in old crop cotton gave way to realization and private estimates of March 1 consumption lagging last year. New crop prospects showed firmness then eased on excessive rain and low temperatures. Dawes reparations and tax bill news drew little attention as Easter approached.
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Alex. Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Jand
Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
New York
Vast Sods Break Under Vega Area Plow Plans
Vega Texas reports over 15000 acres of new sod broken in two years signaling rapid cultivation expansion. A third class post office designation takes effect April 1. Oldham County Far Bureau and Wheat Growers Association meet April 22 to nominate a Seventh district director. H Climer is president and H Loyd secretary. A bill to mint 50 cent commemorative coins for Stone Mountain carving and Harding memory advances in senate.
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Vega
Oldham County
Far Bureau and Wheat Growers’ Association
Hartley, Dallam
Oldham
H. Climers
H. Loyd
Stone Mountain
Warren G. Harding
United States
Senate
Amarillo Daily Globe Panhandle Mail Rate Ad
A sales note advertises the Amarillo Daily Globe mailed to all Panhandle towns for $3.75 per year asking readers if they can beat the price.
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Amarillo
Globe
Panhandle
Panhandle Music Festival Seat Sales Rise Ahead of Opening
With one week to go the Panhandle Music Festival draws steady orders from over 200 miles away for April 19 reserved single admissions. The event opens April 21 with Chicago’s Little Symphony, features Hugo Kortschak and Tito Schipa, and includes home talent programs to engage students. Reserve seats at 33 cents parquet and 22 cents balcony for the Children’s Matinee by Garvin Little Symphony Orchestra.
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Chicago
Hugo Kortschak
New York
Francis Moore
Galli-Curc
Caruso
Chicago Opera Company
Tito Schipa
Panhandle
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Garvin Little Symphony Orchestra
Follette Boys Win League Debate Event
Follette students Louis Montgomery and Douglass Hicks won the boys debate in the final event of the District Interscholastic meet held in Canyon Texas. Other winners included Velma Hughes from Liano Armstrong for senior rural girls declamation and Alma Parsons Clarendon for senior town girls declamation. Beavers Perryton and Bennett Amarillo received high point medals in Class B and A respectively. Miami and Pampa also earned multiple cups and prizes in tennis events.
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Canyon
Tex
Louis Montgomery
Douglass Hicks
Follette
Velma Hughes
Liano School
Armstrong County
Alma Parsons
Clarendon
J. D. Gamble
Deaf Smith County
Beavers
Perryton
Bennett
Amarillo
Miami
McLean
Pampa
Butler Declares Senate Exceeding Legal Rights in Speech
In Pittsburgh at a banquet for Andrew Mellon Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University denounced congressional probes of private cabinet affairs He argued no constitutional basis allows either house to investigate private matters while the Senate as a court lacks such authority and current displays of it amount to lawlessness.
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Pittsburgh
Congress
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Andrew Mellon
Negro boy sentenced to die in electric chair
Elias Ridge, 15 year old Negro boy, must die in the electric chair on June 18 for the murder of Mrs. George Adair near Pensacola Oklahoma. Mrs Adair was beaten and stabbed to death at her farm home. Ridge confessed and said he was hired by Hardy Smith, his uncle and a farm tenant.
Three Land Deals Closed at Floydada Texas
Floydada Texas April 12 three sizable land deals closed in the week. R B Fry farm of 320 acres sold to W D Fletcher of Corsicana. Geo T Moore section sold to J E Staley and Wright 320 acre farm sold to Nelson Cowand. Heffington Brothers of Wichita Falls plan to build a bottling works and ice cream plant here. The Texas Grain Sorghum Growers Association held a district meeting with Floyd Lubbock and Crosby counties represented. M D Ramsey is president. The McDermott Post American Legion announced August 7 and 8 barbecue and celebration. Mayor J G Fort and officials elected in Silverton. Floydada high school cornerstone laid with Masonic official R W LeMond presiding. Daily Globe ads.
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Floydada
Tex
R. EB. Fry
W. D. Fletcher
Corsicana
Geo. T. Moore
J. E. Staley
Wright
Nelson Cowand
Heffington Brothers
Wichita Falls
Texas Grain Sorghum Growers Association
Floyd
Lubbock
Crosby Counties
M. D. Ramsey
Judge Again Refuses Klan Plea for Auditor
Houston April 12 Judge Ewing Boyd denied the Ku Klux Klan attorneys request to appoint an auditor to inspect George Kimbro’s office books. The Klansmen sought the books to prove indebtedness claimed by the order.
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Houston
Tex
Knights of the
Ku Klux Kla
George Kembro
Ormer Grand Goblin
Ewing Boyd Deni
Klan
Con Kimbro
Orde
Highway Body Renews Equipment Request
Austin Texas April 12 the state highway commission renewed a request that the board of control purchase 3000 dollars worth of road construction equipment for the highway department. The matter has been referred to the attorney general for advice.
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Austin
Tex
State
Hiway Commission
Board of Control
Highway Department
Ter
Att Ney General
Quarantine Tightened Over California Cattle Disease
San Francisco April 12 drives for a special session to handle the hoof and mouth outbreak as quarantines tighten across districts. Authorities urge stricter restrictions to confine the epidemic among cattle.
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San Francisco
California
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Temple
Royal Arch
T. H. Ewing
T. E. Brown
E. C. Caraceeta
R H. Bridges
M. L. Fuller
R. E. McGee
G. W. Truitt
G. C. Farris
Amarillo A. F. and
A. M
Masonic Orders
H. A. Nobles
C. B. Johnson
B. T. Ware
W. H. Fuqua
B. O. Feieraband
Bonita
de Molay
BOY Scouts
Legion Post
Daily Globe
Absle
McKnight
Walter B. Allen
Walter Jensen
H.L. Smith
C. F. Locher
Sam Nutting
G. M. Waddill
Lindsay Nunn
C. B. Davis
W. A. Smith
Howard Williams T. Lorin Driscol
E. O. Thompson
H. EK. Hertner
Bill Benton
E. M. Pittman
Q. M. Childers
I. N. Allard
W. S. Axtell
H. B. Dewey
G. T. Vineyard
Guy Saunders
George Ordway
W. C. Sikes
J. G. Colby
I. Z. Huckabee
H. W. D. Hurt
Orla Allen
R. L .Thompson
Polk St
Fort Worth Livestock
Wichita, Kan
Kansas City
American Smelter
Atchison Tee
American Telephone
Asphalt
Baldwin Locomotive
Ween
Chalmers
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Cosden
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Tebe
Sinclair
Studebaker
Texaco
Ua. Steel
Westinghouse
Phillips Petroleum
Sae
American Spot Cotton
Waco Ov
Dallas
New York and
Galveston
Amarillo Grain
Galli-Curci
Follette Boys
Butler
McDermott
Silverton
J. G. Fort
M. C. Pottar
Marshall
BE. (. Fowler
Sam Thompson
R. W. LeMond
Hale Center
Masonic Order
Engman Cafe
Polk Street
New
Columbia Records
Amarillo Music Co
Everything In Music
Quaker Oats Company
Kenyon Grain & Coal Co
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