Five Paving Projects Underway in Amarillo
Five paving projects now under construction in Amarillo progress reported by the city engineering department. West Fifteenth Avenue paving ready for top coating from Hughes Street to Travis Street by Amarillo Construction Company.
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Amarillo
West Fifteenth Avenue
Hughes Street
Travis Street
Amarillo Construction Company
North Fillmore Street
Fillmore
North Eighth Avenue
North Eleventh Avenue
Willmering & Mullen
West Eleventh Avenue
Civil Appeals Proceedings in Seventh District at Amarillo
Proceedings in the court of civil appeals seventh district at Amarillo covered motions overruled and rehearings in cases such as Jesse McCullough v McCullough and J C Campsey v Brumley. Several opinions affirmed reversed and remanded or dismissed including M S Acuff v Fort Worth & Denver South Plains and American Central Life Ins. Co. v Lorine M. Alexander with others. Submissions listed for June 24 1931 include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distribution Corp. v Cocke and Texas Indemnity Ins. Co. v Fry among others.
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Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Affirmed M. S. Acuff
Fort Worth
Denver
South Plains
W. G. Nairn
Robert Bean
Lubbock
W. B. Saulsbury
H. M. Anderson
Gray
B. Crosby
J. Baughter, Jr
Garza
E. Dick Slaughter
Bledsoe Independent School District
Cochran
Curtis L. Benson
Donley County
Donley
H. J. Walker
Quanah Acme and Pacific By Co
Hardeman
H. E. Sammonn
A. M. Detrich
Floyd
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distribution Corp
H. F. Cocke
Collingsworth
Texas Indemnity Ins. Co
David J. Fry
Hutchinson
J. D. Quick
W. M. Pevehouse
Spoiled Foods May Not Be Shipped Warned by Health Unit
Amarillo-Potter County Health Unit announced that spoiled foods especially canned varieties may not be shipped even for refunds. The unit warned returning spoiled products to sources can reenter trade, posing danger to consumers and risking criminal prosecution for the shipper.
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Amarillo-Potter County
Work on Underpass Suspended by Rain
Rain halted construction on the North Fillmore Street subway Wednesday morning after crews had pressed on Tuesday. City engineer Ht. R. Smith said work would resume once rain ceases as crews also paused pouring concrete earlier in the day.
Zoning Hearing Today Sees New Building Permit Applications
The city's planning and zoning board, meeting this afternoon, will consider new building permit applications filed with Frank French, city building inspector. The board aims to issue its final report on or about May 1.
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Planning and Zoning Board
Frank French
No New Clues In Arson Case Probe
Arson probe by Amarillo fire department reports no new clues after last Friday’s fire at the Allen Johnson home 2508 West First Avenue. Firemen found coal oil soaked closets and burned curtains with an oil soaked rug in a bedroom. Johnson and his family were in Quanah when the fire was found.
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J. W. Dickerson
Amarillo
Johnson
Quanah
Eight Persons Pay City Court Fines
Eight people appeared on the docket at the city hall corporation court. Charges ranged from traffic violations to drunkenness disturbing the peace vagrancy and investigation. Fines assessed ranged from 3 to 20 dollars per person.
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Corporation Court
Plaque Honors Tiger Paris Placed On Clemenceau House
A small group of Clemenceau admirers quietly placed a bronze plaque on the house at 8 Rue Franklin honoring the statesman. The act occurred without ceremony and largely without public knowledge.
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Paris
U.P
Clemenceau
Rue
Franklin
Tablet States Clemenceau Lived Here 1896 to 1929
The inscription notes Clemenceau resided at this site from 1896 until his death on 24 November 1929. It marks a historical residence and commemorates the former French premier's final years.
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Clemenceau
Funeral Rites for Lewis Jensen Set in Amarillo
Funeral services for Lewis N. Jensen 50 Amarillo insurance representative who died Tuesday after illness will be held at 7 p m at Griggs Chapel with Rev J E McClurkin officiating Active pallbearers include CG P Hutching R D Robinett G W Mills Ray Daniels J A Ryan and C L Johnson Honorary pallbearers are members of the Underwriters Association of Amarillo The body will be sent to Terrell Texas for burial Jensen was with Southwestern Life Insurance Co and is survived by wife Marguerite his mother Mrs A C Jensen of Moscow Idaho two sisters and three brothers plus a Baptist missionary son C Jensen of China and others.
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Lewis N. Jensen
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
J. E. McClurkin
CG. P. Hutching
R. D. Robinett
G. W. Mills
Ray Daniels
J. A. Ryan
C. L. Johnson
A. D. Lawrence
Pocatello
Idaho
Mary Jensen
Sam J. Jensen
Earnest Jensen
Moscow
C. Jensen
China
The
Baptist Church
Starch’s Laundry Origins Traced to Flanders
The practice began about 350 years ago and is said to have originated in Flanders, shaping early laundry work with starch use and craft techniques.
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Flanders
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Jesse McCullough
Bertha McCullough
S. H. Kress Co
W. P. Stewart
Et Ax
J. C. Campsey
G. W. Brumley
H. O. Everts
H. A. C. Brummett
Dickens
American Surety Co. of
New York
Axtell Company
Clyde
Eng- OC
Castle
Rochester Castle
Kent
England
Willkommen
Vicki Baum
Berlin
Lewis Jensen
Wright
Taylor
Peterson
the Golden Girl
City Auditorium
City Drug No 1
Wilbur C. Hawk
Care Globe News
Jackson
Presidential Palace
Mexico City
Mexico
Land OF Romance
Juarez
Monterrey
Neuvo Laredo
Chihuahua City
Ortiz Rubio
Fred Harvey
Care Globe-News
Henry Ans
Merce
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