New Five Story Building Planned on Third Street
RL Underwood will build a five story 50 by 140 foot structure at Third and Lincoln. The first floor will house stores with four upper floors used as a hotel or rooming house by year end. Between five and six million dollars has been spent on Third street improvements in two and a half years, including multiple new hotels, office buildings, garages and stores. Colonel Ernest Thompson forecasts more mammoth improvements on Third street.
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Third Street
Underwood
Barner
Third
Lincoln Street
Amarillo
Rose and Blue Fall Frock With Velvet Belt
An attractive frock for fall features navy blue kasha fabric with a very wide rose suede belt and a silk vest in the same rose shade.
Beads Dominate Evening Frock Styles in Fashion Emphasis
Beaded evening dresses draw attention with close patterning and frequent use of beading and embroidery. Designers blend beadwork with delicate embroidery to create ornate silhouettes and luxurious textures.
Appreciative Crowd Attends Mrs Chambers Lecture
An audience at the Potter County Beary hear Mrs. Chambers speak on What Are You Making of Yourself. Mrs. Chambers reads Edgar A. Guert poems and demonstrates lace Cheancing as part of her health and personal development talk.
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Leeger
Deppler
Potter County
Beary
Chambers
Nntial
George
Melelion
Potter County Federation of Women
Edgar A. Guert
Alse
Highway Talk Highlights Panhandle Development
In a half hour interview set, C Goodwins urges a paved Amarillo to Canyon highway and an Amarillo to oil field link to boost local business. Mayor Garrett notes Amarillo’s growth and supports the project as highway committees meet to push Panhandle development.
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C. Goodwins
Amarillo
Canyon
C. H. Garrett
Amarillo-Canyon
J. Roy Cullum
Panhandle
Doris Hat Salon Opens At Jarett's In Amarillo
The Doris Hat Salon under Mr and Mrs J Kayser will open tomorrow morning at Jarett's Fashion Shop. They take over the millinery department and claim the most complete line in Amarillo with two Denver stores in their holdings. Souvenirs will be distributed and the public is invited.
Farm income lags industrial pay despite slight rise
Washington reports a modest uptick in farm production income for 1925-26 but farmers as a class remain financially disadvantaged to industrial workers. The department notes farm families earned about 645 dollars for labor and management, roughly 30 percent below 1919–20 earnings, while factory workers have kept incomes near 1919–20 levels and bought more. Gross agricultural income reached 12.415 billion, with cash sales at 9.891 billion and farm consumption valued at 2.524 billion.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Fifty Americans Leave Mexico Through Laredo
About fifty Americans, mostly women, crossed the border at Laredo this morning amid unusual quiet. They knew nothing of Bishop Zarati s death in Vera Cruz prison. Robert Turnbull of Pathe News accompanied a motion picture reel showing religious gatherings in Mexico City at President Calles request.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Mexico
Zarati
Vera Cruz
Robert Turnbull
Pathe News
Mexico City
Calles
Prominent Cattleman Dies in Clarendon
J. B. Baird a retired cattleman of the Panhandle died at his Clarendon home after three years of declining health. He moved from Pampa ten years ago and was well known in the region. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Thursday with burial in Clarendon cemetery. he is survived by his widow and two children.
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Clarendon
J. B. Baird
Baird
Panhandle
Pampa
Clarendon Cemetery
Mrs J M Allen Recovers at Home From Illness
Mrs J M Allen is slowly recovering at her home 1501 A Harrison after a period of illness. The note also mentions that salt serves as a very good cleaner for milk jugs and basins.
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J. M. Allen
Ames couple travel for treatment in Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs J S Ames of 1500 Lincoln Street left Monday for Fort Worth where Mr Ames will undergo treatment from a specialist at St Josephs hospital.
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J. S. Ames
Lincoln Street
Fort Worth
Mr. Ames
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Hubert Cole
Rockies
J. Evetts Haley
Fanhandle-Plains
Doris Hat Salon
Jarett
U. S
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Dale
Gruguists
Everytherf
Best Buy
Globe-News
J.C. Worcester
Central Bldg
FOX Drug Company
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Green
H. Clark & Company
Country Club Terrace
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Veurcomand
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