ITO 25 Calls Daily Grist On NY London Line
International News Service reports Transoceanic calls from New York to London now number 10 to 25 daily with other U S cities returning to normal volume. Rates are 75 dollars for three minutes and 25 dollars per extra minute to London, rising across the Pacific coast. Development includes television demonstrations and plans for commercial use, overseen by Dr Herbert Ives as AT&T advances telecommunication tech with legal considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Trans-oceanic
Amercan Telephone and Telegraph Company
London
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Cleveland
Actus
Birmingham
England
United States
Pacific Coast
Southampton
Liverpool
Washington
Chicago
Herbert EB. Ives
Cmpany
Teleision
Ives
Corportion
Local figures attend weddings and travel in Amarillo
Madam McEwen suffers bruises after a street accident. Guests arrive for a wedding as Mrs. Brawley and Mrs. Hill travel from Denton to Amarillo. Many residents visit relatives in Dallas Tulsa Abilene and Oklahoma. Community members, including teachers and businesspeople, plan trips and report recoveries and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwen
Brawley
Amarillo
Denton
Atend
Jean Wheatley
Hill
Wheatley
Ted George
Robert Ewing
Miami
Tech
Lubbock
Katherine Mellroy
S. D. Mellroy
Tulsa
Okla
Ray
Rex Walling
Canyon
Willie Mae Dyer
Magnolia Petroleum Company
A. D. Jones
H. A. Gardner
Kansas
Dick Coon
Dalhart
Earl Vandale
Ochiltree County
Charles Burwell
H. L. Barnard’s Inc
Jesse Bryant
Buchanan Street
Quanah
Ruby Landry
Oklahoma
H. P. Harris
North Carolina
Roy McManus
Dallas
Borger
George Invited to Read Paper for Engineers
James Z. George, manager of the Board of City Development, has been invited to prepare a paper on The Engineer in Community Building for the National Society of Industrial Engineers annual meeting in Chicago on May 28. He will accept, bringing sixteen years as an industrial engineer and fourteen years as a chamber of commerce official to the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Z. George
Board of City Development
National Society of Industrial Engineers
Chicago
George
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Plant Juice Offers Natural Stomach Trouble Relief
An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a scientific compound of herbs and plant extracts. It claims to reach the cause of stomach ills by cleansing the intestines and liver, reducing gas, heartburn, sour stomach, pains, and indigestion, and restoring vigor. It urges readers to obtain a bottle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Women Gold Diggers Reap Pin Money in South Dakota Hills
In the Black Hills farm wives mine for gold dust along rushing streams, earning $4 to $85 weekly with occasional nuggets worth $6 to $15. Modern mining is dominated by a large company with cyanide plants, but wives and sometimes husbands still pan after chores, adding spare cash to farm incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Hills
Associated Press
Custer
N. D
Black Hills
South Dakota
Miners Dust Maps and Bull Tragedy on Rails
The article notes routine gold dust weighing and monthly shipments to Deadwood for assay. Tourists pan for gold but few collect substantial dust. A bull near Hayden, Colorado charged a freight train, derailing a dynamite car but causing no explosion. the bull was killed. In Denver, a thief wore the victim’s teeth and shoes when brought before a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Assay Office
Deadwood
Hayden
Denver
Cole
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IOTO
NY -London Line
H. L. Mills
Drs. Cleveland & Mills
Dr. Mills
Drs. Mills & Thompson
Mills, Thompson & Myers
Drs. Mills & Myers
Union National Bank
Union Station
Wichita, Kan
the West
Young Lady
Royal Road To Health
Pittman Seweler and Optometrist
Polk ST
Vance Detective
Sth
East 5Th St
Edwards
Polk
Guacer Oat Company
Kenyon Grain & Seed Company Distributors
Amarillo, Texas
Iorce
Rth
Fifth Sts
J. D. Stinson
Delicatessen
L. D. Perry
R. Hales Market
Pouid
Pas Paren Ant Pant Co
van Buren St
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