Fuqua Elected President of Anmariile Country Club
At the annual meeting in Fort Facque Earl Fuqua was elected president following Miles Bivins retirement. Gene Howe became vice president and W C Gatton J Hill were reappointed as directors. C C F Blanchard became a director after Marvin McCullough’s death. Lindsay Nunn offered 200000 for the 164 acre club property. A committee led by Judge William Boyce Fred Bone and Frank Wolflin was named to draft resolutions on McCullough’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmariile Country Club
Fort Facque
Miles Bivins
Mr. Fuqua
Gene Howe
W. C. Gatton
J. Hill
C. C
William Boyce
Fred Bone
Frank Wolflin
McCullough
Amarillo Visitors Notes and Public Notice in 1926
A mixed antebellum style record shows locals Mary Walker and Clark McSpadden describing upcoming visits to Amarillo, while a Pure Oil Scout asks to minimize publicity costs. The document includes a Texas citation by publication ordering L Morrison to appear in Potter County District Court on August 23, 1926 for a divorce and child custody case against L F Morrison, with details of prior marriage and children Dorothy and Peggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Potter County
L. ¥. Morrison
District Court of
Amarillo
A. D
Lucy L. Morrison
L. F. Morrison
Texas
Dorothy Lee Morrison
Peggy Jean Morrison
Defenda
J. C. Skillman
Petter Court
Owen
Coeur
Flashes of Life Across Cities Hint at Varying Fronts
News briefs from New York to Paris report political and social undercurrents. Dempsey aids on Long Island real estate auction while Brewster cites Nellie Ross as possible vice president candidate. Bobby Jones comments on his golf form. Italian farmers blame Nobile for weather delays. American workers rely on invisible slaves of machinery. Linn Cadge prepares for executive inspection in Vermont. U.S. cigar push targets women. Paris households stock up as coffin prices drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Harr
Con Dempsey
John Tenney
George T. Rickard
Long Island
Dempsey
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Growers and Trade
A garbled OCR note references growers, a center, and a trade scene with unclear names and places. The legible elements hint at market activity, measurements, and local group names, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Schilling Coffee
Schilling
Et “Ak
Ee Rae
American Public Health Association
Amarillo Laboratories
R. P. Roberts
R. J. Broyles
D. Caldwell
H. A. Palmer
Inez Lilly
W. A. Newlin
Earl Fuqua
Mary Walker
Clark McSpadden
Eugene
Denver
W. B
Pueblo
Judy Ann
FE. E. Cheney
Ray Pittman
Dallas
Skillman
Cher’ Dietret Court
Petter Coenty
Portland
Maine
Brewster
Wyoming
Nellie Ross
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Robert
Rome
Williamstown
Mass
Plymouth
Linn Cadge
Coolidge Farm
Linn
Philadelphia
Paris
Ceree Aariy
Wespek
Lore Bed Sheabhery
Phete Fi
Meieoy Behan
Bowatyotters
Ted
Peet Werth
Ummer
Vicks
Frigidaire
Rigidaire
General Motors
Pampa
Panhandle
Peme
Tomwee
Mistletoe Creameries
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