Slayton Seeks Aid for Texas Game Conservation
John W. Slayton secretary of the Texas Game and Fish Conservation Association spoke to Amarillo sportsmen at the Longhorn club rooms urging support for conservation efforts. He cited birds saving crops at 440 million dollars and warned of ecological collapse if birds vanished. He praised Pennsylvania’s nonpartisan commission and restocking programs as a model for Texas, calling for education and smart legislation now. Membership cards were distributed.
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Texas Game and Fish Conservation Association
Amarillo
John W. Slayton
Holland's Magazine
Mr. Slayton
Izaak Walton
Panhandle
Longhorn Club
Amarillo Hotel
Slayton
Pennsylvania
Walton
Texas
Fish and Game Commission
Game and Fish Conservation Association
Easter Wardrobe Costs Worth The Spring Delights
Hedda Hoyt notes Easter shopping can be wise when funds are spent carefully. Families with moderate means sacrifice for outfits that last through spring and summer, favoring tailored suits, coats, and versatile accessories over overly fussy fashions.
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Solomon
Amarillo meeting backs state park plan for Palo Duro canyon
The Amarillo audience heard speaker Hon. Lee Satterwhite pledge legislative support. Cal W A Miller and Hugh F Whitcomb led the local league, while Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude spoke on the state park commission and a Palo Duro canyon park.
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Hugh F. Whitcomb
League
Lee Satterwhite
Association
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
State Park Commission
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo Seeks 1925 West Texas Chamber Convention
I E Bozeman traveled toward the New Mexico line to back the convention and the Tri State fair. He was joined by S S Cole who handled West Texas Chamber business at Texaco Farwell and Bovina. Assurances came that Palmer County Texan and Curry County New Mexico will exhibit at the Tri State fair. Friona and Texaco Farwell host five active chambers of commerce. Local talks anticipate changes from the Capitol syndicate land sale and planned surveys and improvements before sale.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
I. E. Bozeman
New Mexico
Cole
Texaco
Farwell
Bovina
Palmer County
Vexa
Friona
Texaco-Farwell
Capitol Syndicate
Amarillo News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Amarillo area notes report National Guard officers will attend a week of schooling at Camp Mabry. An Amarillo doctor reportedly removed tonsils and adenoids from a child in 90 seconds. Letter carriers in Amarillo count and weigh mail for six days. Dempster windmill firm awarded a $9,000 warehouse contract to Pete Gilvin near Polk rail line. Plainview resident E Dowden, a longtime hardware man, says wheat crops are fine. A factory sign jokes about the last to arrive and first to quit. City Cleaners ad offers Easter styling. Plemons rancher H W Pitts was in town.
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Amarillo National Guard
Camp Mabry
Amarillo
Cits
Dempster Windmill Company
Pete Gilvin
Polk
City Cleaners and Dyers
H. W. Pitts
Plemons
Tex
Pitts
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New York
Esteher
Sister Fanny
Bertha
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Georgette
Georgianna
Betty Jane
Nancy
Little Hattie Suys
Vesta Pansy
Sister Lou
Grace
Barbara
Cal. W. A. Miller
Mecre
Taylor Street
West Texas C. of C
E. Dowden
Plainview
Kress House Moving Company of Texas
Ute
G. W. Willingham
Willingham
Kress House Moving Company
Amarillo, Texas
Wy Ailent
Pra Et
Use
Tess
Gene
Ee McAfee
Taylor
the Panhandle
Beckwith Plumbing CO
Cleveland
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Alotly
Anitary
Oliver
Oliver Drug CO
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Ordway— Saunders CO
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