Amarillo Firms Expand Across Nation Wide Markets
Amarillo businesses push beyond the trade territory postwar expansion with Star Manufacturing selling 90 percent of its wares outside the region and plans for offices in Los Angeles and Atlanta. Kruser notes the move reflects growing know how, trained labor, and executive talent shaping a new industrial landscape.
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Neighbor quotes about lawn prep sparked by Pat Hamilton
A neighbor recalls Pat Hamilton, longtime yard plower and basement digger, saying lawn planting requires proper prep. He notes his work includes cultivating plots and preparing soil, implying readers will hear more in a future column.
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Unclear Item From Amarillo Globe Narrative
The fragment describes a slow steady team with Black person and Chuck, noting Mr. Hamilton praising plowed ground as it pulverizes well. Suzanne is fond of the team, with a humorous image of a baby cackling as she watches.
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