Amarillo School Board Rejects Kindergarten Plan Over Costs
The Amarillo independent school district board, chaired by J Ray, declines a kindergarten expansion citing a 293,075 annual shortfall and the need to fund nine new rooms for regular grades. They warn of bond needs and tax burdens as enrollment climbs to 5,000, urging taxpayers to study the financials before any outside push. The decision ends active consideration of kindergarten this year.
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J. Ray
Claude Home Destroyed by Fire in Afternoon
The Hood residence in Claude Texas burned between 1 and 2 PM yesterday. The cause remains undetermined. Estimated loss is about 4600 dollars while owners were away attending a Denton summer school course.
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Amarillo Hub of Progress Shines in Rail Line News
John Moore notes Amarillo’s growth as the hub of the West with praise for the city and surrounding country. Santa Fe staff changes, grape shipments to Eastern markets, and a large order for stock cars reflect rising freight traffic and ongoing railroad improvements. A Times comparison touts Santa Fe’s punctual service ahead of rivals as crews adjust to vacation and relief.
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Warrant Issued in Amarillo Assault Case
A state warrant charging assault with intent to kill was sworn out against Dora Anderson, a black woman, after she shot Anna Richardson at the Mount Zion Baptist church area in Amarillo. Richardson, arrested in the melee, was released on bond. The incident left both women wounded and hospitalized.
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Lubbork Yard Expands With Six Long Tracks At Industrial Hub
The yard now includes six 165 car tracks and additional shorter lines, signaling expected demand growth in the region. The expansion reflects a shift toward larger capacity and suggests more facility growth to meet rising business in the near future.
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