Railroad News and Folks By John Moore
A column discusses youth crime, home neglect, and the call for stronger moral safety campaigns. It notes 75 percent of U S criminals under 21 and urges applying safety methods to morals. Mentions Santa Fe officials visiting Amarillo and other railroad staff in town with brief local notes. Swans live long. hawks and canaries vary in lifespan, robins around twelve, wrens only three.
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Kivery City
United States
San Jacinto residents urge local bank and growth
Local voices in San Jacinto discuss economic expansion and population growth, with Elmer Lewis urging a bank for the town and Pat Flynn noting Pantex’s rising activity. Other residents mention oil field workers gathering, church plans, and a vision of 11 000 residents within a decade.
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Elmer Lewis
San Jacinto
Pat Flynn
Pantex
Amarillo
Growing Love for San Jacinto Grows with Time
A resident reflects on moving to San Jacinto ten years ago with four neighbors and now living among hundreds. The speaker notes increasing appreciation for the community as it ages and expands, highlighting a stronger attachment to the area.
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San Jacinto
Pioneer Canyon Woman Erecting Brick Building
Mrs J L G Connor, Canyon pioneer, has let the contract for a brick business building on the north side of the square. The structure reinforces Canyon growth from a tiny settlement to a city of 2000 to 3000 people. It will be the eighth brick building started in Canyon since January.
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The
Globe
JL. G. Connor
Canyon
Connor
Million A Day Spent For Cosmetics In America
Chicago women lead in beauty spending with over 39 000 000 women over 20 spending 9 900 000 dollars daily on cosmetics. The annual cosmetic range and other beauty products move millions of boxes and packages yearly with substantial sums for permanent waves and hair care.
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Chicago
Charles Nestlel
New York
Nestie
Plainview Man Found Dead in Automobile on Street
Plainview detective testimony at inquest says John W. Gray Jr. died of heart trouble while seated in his car on a Plainview street after 11 p.m. Neighbors saw the car with lights on near a telephone post before alarm. Gray, 56, owned Plainview Fuel Co. He had lived in Plainview eight years, previously in Paris. Survived by wife and two sons Lawrence and John Jr. Burial planned in Plainview after departure of body to Pat's.
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Globe Plainview
John W. Gray, Jr
Plainview
Gray
Plainview Fuel Company
Paris
Tex
Lawrence Gray
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
John Gray, Jr
Pat's
Pexnas Utilities Plans New Plainview Office Building
Plainview April 245 The Texas Utilities company of Plainview plans a new office building for the Plainview branch. Architects have the plans and a contract will be let for construction. The site is on West Seventh Street with a frontage of 59 feet and depth of 100 feet.
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Pexnas Utilities Company
Plainview
Texas Utilities Company of
Cor
Ae Spon
West Seventh Street
Restoration of Ports Harbor Facilities Celebrated
A Sukohvma ceremony marked the first Nuits completion in the reconstruction of Ports harbor facilities destroyed by the September earthquake. Quays and customs houses are being replaced gradually with about $19,000,000 spent. Wadereweki entertains royal and impoverished musicians, last named staying at a nearby hotel at his expense as royalty arrives. evenings include reading hours.
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Pokyo
Sukohvma
Wadereweki
Royalty Ar
Gaut Announces Tie with Big Property Loan Co
Gaut Land company announces connection with American Mortgage and Finance Co of Los Angeles. They have entered Amarillo territory and will provide long term loans on business and high class residence property at low rates. Amarillo grows toward larger city status with ample cheap money secured by real estate.
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Gaut Land Company
American Mortgage and Finance Company
Los Angeles
Calif
Amarillo
J. R. Gaut
Panhandle Odd Fellows to Meet in Canyon
The Panhandle Odd Fellows association chose Canyon as its 1926 meeting place. E Price of Canyon was a winner in individual contests at the Dalhart convention that just closed. Canyon Odd Fellows will start planning the next spring meeting.
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Canyon
Panhandle
Odd Fellows Association
E. Price
Dalhart
Odd Fellows
Japanese cruiser Naka launched at Yokohama docks
The Japanese Navy unveiled the new cruiser Naka at Yokohama, displacing 565 tons with four funnels and a speed of 33 knots. Officials call it the largest warship launched there, amid reports noting $112,000,000 in automobiles imported last year by the world’s eight leading nations, with $90,000,000 from the United States.
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Ry United Press
Tokyo
Yokohama
United States
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