Tri-State Fair Opens September with Bigger Exposition
The Tri-State Fair in Amarillo plans a September 21 start for its 14th annual exposition, boasting more cash premiums and larger exhibit space. Improvements total about 25 000 dollars, with 4 000 catalogs sent and more available. The automotive building will host domestic art and science displays, while United Shows of America tops the midway attractions.
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Amarillo
O. L
Ted" Taylor
Dallas
Tri-State
Texas
Gene Howe
United Shows of America
Southwest
Michigan
Detroit
Mason King
Bill Beechier
Association
Tri- State Fair
Suah
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Listed
Courthouse records show transfers including Lula B Minton to Norwood Wright dated 8 1 36 for 3500 dollars with 29 percent and lot details in Hughes. Also listed are transfers by J R Wrather to Ama Devi Co and other parcels and a Terra Sedan car registration details with multiple names and vehicle types. A UPA report from Los Angeles notes Wellington Mc Candress charged with murdering his bride Vanthelia. her nude boxy body found in their apartment.
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Lula B. Minton
Norwood Wright
Hughes
Mary JL. Murrell Et
Dorothy Wyatt
Roberts
J. R. Wrather
Ama
Devi, Co
Hta
R. Wrather
Devil, Co
J. A. Huskey
University Heights
Los Angeles
UPA
Wellington McCandress
Vanthelia
District Attorneys Office
Amarillo Notes Point To Centennial Plans And Local News
Amarillo residents anticipate Mary Utterback likely to be Miss Amarillo for the Frontier Centennial in Fort Worth on Amarillo Day August 27. The column notes science of road safety, garden club plans for a cactus garden, fishing trips by local bankers, visits from relatives, new teachers elected, and remodeling estimates for Polk Street building M17.
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Generalia
Mary Utterback
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Mary
Dallas
Mary Tom Morgan
Cheley Camp
Colorado
South Polk Street
Hagg, Harrington and Marsh
Stanley Marsh
England
Don Harrington
Hawaii
Hago
Bill Pheiffer
New York City
Europe
Reba Jane Crosley
Eli P. Cox
Denton
Buchanan Junior High School
F. W. Kibler
Commerce
Annie K. Smith
Canyon
McKinley
J. H. Ferguson
Sam Houston Junior High School
G. K. Richardson
Norris Ewing
New Mexico
Durango
Mesa Verde
Aztec
Santa Fe
Polk Street
A. 1
Randall
Refrigeration fire hazard warned by city inspector
City electrical inspector Jack Miller warned that refrigerators pose a fire risk when improperly installed. He cited Amarillo fire department incidents of motors burning in refrigerators and advised proper fuse use and professional electrical work to prevent hazards. Readers were asked to notify if a missing local electrician may be found and a reward offered.
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Jack Miller
Amarillo
National Board of Fire
Kope
Worte
Help Wanted Classified Messages From Amarillo
Notices seek work in housekeeping nursing and waitress roles. youths and adults offer services from Amarillo and nearby. Includes requests for home care, cooking, child care, and a reader urging editorial support for Panhandle recreation coverage.
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Amarillo
Cleveland Street
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast remedy for itching skin including rash eczema and ringworm. It claims tested medicines kill itching quickly with comfort and no burning.
Panhandle water project urged with dams and lakes
Letter writer backs American Legion effort to push Texas Panhandle water conservation. He proposes raising 100 pounds to fund local advocacy and demands selection of a candidate other than himself to visit Washington. He notes W N Horner of the National Resources Board outlined policy, not site picks, emphasizing recreation and dam building as essential goals.
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American Legion
Washington
Panhandle
Marvin Jones
W. W. Horner
National Resources Board
Horner
Texas Panhandle
Army Engineers
Army
Ochiltree
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Potter, Dallam
Carl Hinton
Housekeeper Wanted Post Seeks Mature Female Applicant
A local classified notice requests a middle aged housekeeper to fill a residential role. The ad specifies an unencumbered applicant seeking a stable home arrangement and ongoing employment.
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Tack
Lost dog Tuffy sought with reward in Laketon Texas
Elizabeth Myers offers a $5 reward for the return of her black and white Boston Screw Tail dog named Tuffy who has a broken tail and neck scar. Contact 302-A Fairmont Street or Dial 5733. Also seeking legitimate work from W. 8. C. in Laketon Texas.
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Tuffy
Tack
Boston
Elizabeth Myers
Fairmont Street
Dial
Lost Boston Bulldog RHO Found Family Seeks Return
A family reports their Boston bull dog named RHO was picked up early Saturday on Twenty-first Avenue between Washington and Monroe Streets by someone mistaking him for a blooded dog. The owners stress he is only valued by them and request his return.
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Tack
Boston
Rho
Twenty-first Avenue
Washington and
Monroe Streets
Missing pet described with white V marking on chest
Heartbroken owner seeks missing companion believed identifiable by a solid white V mark on the chest. Weighs about 18 pounds. A suitable reward offered for the return. Contact B. W. Hayden at 613-B West 21st Ave or dial 2-2572.
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B. W. Hayden
West 21St Ave
Dial
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London
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Billy
B.T. Ware
Amarillo National Bank
Clarence Warren
Gene Dickson
Skellytown
Otho Thompson
Herring Hotel
Jimmie Shejton
Harry Grounds
Capitol Hotel
Port Sill
Okla
K. J. Dunn
W. B. Amacker
Panhandle Automobile Club
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Texas Railroad Commission
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Florence Pittman
Canada
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Holly Springs
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Harrison Street
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Fera Adult School
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Austin
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A. A Wallace
W. A. Combs
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M. J. Miller
Jackson Street
Gus Keith
Faith Raich
Nalhart
R. P. Ball
J. F. Weatherly
Virginia White
Corsicana
O. W. Harrison
West Twentieth Avenue
Roy Swafford
Georgia Street
Goodnight
C. M. Munn
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Lubbock
Mrs. C.D. Kirkpatrick
Washington Street
Stanley Siebel
Fidon Kenneth
van Buren Street
Dorothy Peterson
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
A.J. Castleberry
Jack
Castleberry
Fox Drug No. 4
P. Ll. Bottoms
Edith “Eller
Foster
Jack Foster
Springfield
Amarill
M. O. Gibson
West Seventeenth Avenue
Tam
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Billfold
Texline
Oo. L. Ellis
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Buchanan Street
Childress
Ninth Avenue
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Eighth Avenue
Triet
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Philip Wolfe
Edward Arnold
Margaret Jane Arnold
I. D. Cole
Ong Street
Delia McKenzie
Margaret
Catherine Manning
Eagle Nest
N. M
Cook
P. O
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Pierce ST
Teleum
Gulf
Ellwood Park
Short Street
Assembly of God's Church
Box
Laketon
Bull Dog
S. O. Levin
Paramount
Greyhound
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Union Bus Depot
H. A. Peters
Agt
Yotee
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Dance
Crown Cocktail Lounge
Dude Vance and His Orchestra
America
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KGNC
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