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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1924

Page

5

Texas Believed Safe From Cattle Disease

United Press report from Houston Texas on April 15 quotes Dr F C Palmer head of the bureau of animal industry saying hoof and mouth disease will not reach Texas He notes California losses from the disease and states the bureau is spending funds and keeping 150 field men The Texas livestock commission has embargoed air cattle from infected areas and all cattle cars are being inspected packing is burned or disinfected Texas watches for unexplained disease signs among cattle

Houston California Texas F.C. Palmer Bureau of Animal Industry Palmer Japan State Livestock Commission

Plainview Cotton Raising Contest Draws 250 Entries

About 250 entries representing 900 acres of cotton are entered in the Plainview Chamber of Commerce cotton production contest. Prizes total 1500 dollars across two divisions dry land and irrigated farming. Ten prizes for dry land range from 250 to 25 dollars and three irrigated prizes range from 150 to 100 dollars. John Boswell explains the goal is to promote better farming and disseminate cotton culture methods in the Plainview area.

Plainview Chamber of Com. Herres Ory Land John Boswell Chamber of Commerce Plainview Sis Plainview Territory

Women’s Federation to Discuss The Great National Problems

Los Angeles April 14. The biennial General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention will run June 3 to 15 with topics on who shall inherit the United States and war or peace. Immigration, Americanization and foreign relations feature heavily with Oswald Ryan and Mabel Walker Willebrandt among speakers. The program also includes education, public welfare and civil service reforms, plus discussions on kindergartens and national resources.

Los Angeles United Strites General Federation of Women's Clubs Oswald Ryan Sec Labor Davis Mre Edward Franklin White General Federation Indiana Mabel Walker Willebrandt United States 108 Angeles Imogen B. Oakley Philadelphia Division of Civil Service John D. Sherman Fstles Park Colo Thomas G. Winter Congress C. E. Vowles Mount Pleasant Mich Mary C. C. Bradford Denver American Education Association Inia Wade Abbott Bureau of Education Washington, D.C Susie V. Powell Arts and Mechanical College Mississippi Joseph C. Gawler Vakime Joseph S Leach Walpole Francis FE. Whitley Webster City Charlies McNider Mason City Iowa McNider The American Legion

Church urged to outlaw all wars at Presbyterian assembly

Madison ministers push a resolution calling Presbyterians to declare war a moral wrong and to become conscientious objectors if war breaks out. They urge church led education, a yearly day for wartime instruction, and outreach to other denominations to join the movement.

Madison, Wis Presbyterian Church General Assembly Grand Rapide, Mich Madison Presbytery Wisconsin

Bozeman and Cole Start Panhandle Trade Trip

Bozeman and Cole left last night on a several day trip to Canyon Hereford and other Panhandle towns. Cole travels for the West Veto Chamber of Commerce and Bozeman for the Tri-State sale to create sentiment for Amarillo to land the next chamber convention.

H. FB. Bozeman J. Cole Canyon Hereford Panhandle Cole West Veto Chamber of Commerce Hkozeman Sale Chamber Amarillo

400 Banker Delegates Attend Dallas Meeting

Dallas Texas April 15 leading American bankers attended the annual convention of National Bank Examiners. About 400 bankers from reserve bank centers gathered for the opening session and after a morning business meeting traveled with their wives to Fort Worth for a rodeo and a River Crest club dinner that evening.

National Bank Examiners Reserve Bank Center Fort Worth Clearing House Association Fort Worth River Crest Club

San Jacinto Day Observed by Amarillo Schools

Amarillo public schools will observe San Jacinto Day on April 1 with a high school program drawn from English and history classes. Ward schools will also plan programs and educational activities honoring General Sam Houston and his troops.

San Jacinto Amarillo Public W. A. McIntosh Sam Houston Santa Dr. Mills

Amarillo Fishermen Net 35-Pound Bass Catch

Amarillo businessmen tied to the Cheyenne Country Club reported a 35 pound bass haul from lakes at the club site 70 miles away. The anglers including Wo J) Salterwhite Clements Bill Hoge W A Pasthal and C B Davis fished the lakes over Saturday and Sunday. The Cheyenne club lakes, fed by springs, recently were leased by Amarillo parties and are known for good fishing.

Cheyenne Country Club Amarillo Salterwhite Clements Bill Hoge W. A Pasthal C B Davis Reyenne Club Amarilla

Mrs Boulware Family Thankful for Kindness

Mrs John Boulware and family gratefully acknowledge the many friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father, John Boulware.

John Boulware

Potter County Precinct Primaries Set May 3

Precinct primaries to elect delegates to the county Democratic convention will be held across Potter County on May 3 from 10 AM to 8 PM. One delegate per 25 votes cast, with county convention set for May 6 to name delegates for the state gathering in Waco on May 27. Boundary lines and precinct chairmen to be announced. contest for instructed and uninstructed delegates adds expected interest in Texas.

Potter County Waco Texas

Here There and Everywhere Visitors Reported in the Panhandle

A compiled list records numerous residents and visitors who were seen in the Panhandle area yesterday and over the weekend. Names include Fd Robinson Claude Baker Luther Truitt Adams Washburn Ted Green F. L. Kelly Mrs Brashears William Crocker Dr H Y Gregory Dr R D Gist Ada Parrish Hazel Kelly Mrs C Bullock and others with moves between Claude Hereford Dumas Canyon Amarillo and Plainview.

Groom Ted Green Panhaddie F. L. Kelly Hereford R. S&s Brashears Panhandle William Crocker Fillmore Mobeetie Powell Dumas John Baker Claude H. TY. Gregory R. D. Gist Tucumcari N. Harrison Canyon Amarillo James J. Shea Hazel Kelly Canyon Normal San Antonio Mre C. Bullock Plainview W. L. Sims Ven Buren Street H. ©. Waiker van Buren Street Panhandle

Palmer Mails Letters for West Texas Chamber Convention Backing

Judge W A Palmer mails over 140 letters to personal friends in the Panhandle and West Texas urging support for Amarillo as the site of the next West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. Officials of the Board of City Development urge other Amarillo men to participate.

W. A. Palmer Panhandle West Texas Amarillo

Night plowing and planting demonstration planned

A demonstration in the Country club district will run from 7 30 to 9 o'clock tomorrow under the auspices of the Cooper Irvin Motor company. The show will display how work can be done at night using electrically lighted equipment.

Country Club Cooper-Irvin Motor Company

Patrick Walsh Funeral Held in Topeka Today

Funeral services for Patrick Walsh an eight year old who died Sunday in Topeka were held at 2 p m The touching service drew hundreds of railroad men including C P Walsh his father and general baggage agent for the Panhandle and Santa Fe The elder Walsh long served the Santa Fe with a record of fifty two years in the baggage department and died recently with his son at his bedside.

Patrick Walsh Topeka Kan The Santa Fe C. P. Walsh Panhandle

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Bureau United Press Plainview Cotton Raising Ron Milady J. W. Collins Drug Co Polk Women’s Federation Bozeman Cohonte G. W. Willingham Willingham Kress House Moving Company Amarillo, Texas Dallas Dallas, Tex Fd Robinson Baker Adams Washburn Luther Truitt White Deer Ada Parrish Monroe Street Tom Boulware Northwest Texas Hospital Wincoln Street Daily Globe DR. Watkins Wichita Falls Abilene Patton the Tailor Shrine Dust Call East Celeste HAT Shop East 6Th St Society of Automotive Engineers Western Tire & Supply Co Maritlpality Tire Store St 6Th St Mebane Colorado P.O.R. Amarillo American Warehouse & Storage Co Grant Street Stillwater, Oklahoma Men’s Athletic Union Polk Street
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