Northwest Texas Press to Meet in Wichita Falls
The Northwest Texas Press association schedules its annual convention for August 21 22 in Wichita Falls with president Will C Edwards presiding Invocation address of welcome from Mayor R F Shepherd and talks from Sam P Harden Hogen L Grable J A Greaves and others The event marks a shift from Mineral Wells to Wichita Falls due to changes in leadership and locality considerations.
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Wichita Falls
Wichita Falla
Northwest Texas Press Association
Kemp
Texas
Will C. Edwards
Denton
Texas Press Weeklies, Inc
Sam P. Harden
Richardson
Texas Press Association
Hogen L. Grable
Dallas
Texas Press Weeklies
Public Utilities Advertising
Beeman Fisher
P. A. Rogers
J. A. Greaves
Portales N. M
Panhandle Press Association
Ralph Shuffler
Olney
Half Minute Interviews on Amarillo News and Street Plans
A collection of quotes from Bill Askew Tom Otten Albert Randall Judge L Gough and Dick Byrd. They discuss pride in the Globe extra about the railroad, widening Sixth Street from Tyler to the city limits, paving east of Robers Olver Lumber, Laura Hamner’s work for the Mariner's Congress, and fears that a North Plains railroad would ruin a ranch.
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Bill Askew
Globe
Amarillo
Tom Otten
Tyler Street
Albert Randall
Sixth Street
Robers-Olver Lumber Company
L. Gough
Misa
Laura Hamner
the Mariner's Congress
Texas Press Association Session Highlights 1926
Proceedings feature discussions on state district press relations the semi weekly rural circulation and weekly news gathering. Speakers include Will A Smith Verne Baker George English Sam Braswell Cyrus Coleman Richard McCarty and Harry Koch with questions and committee reports.
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District Press Associations
Will A. Smith
San Saba
Texas Press Association
Verne A. Baker
Electra
George L. English
Stamford
Sam A. Roberts
Haskell
Sam M. Braswell
Clarendon
West Texas
Richard H. McCarty
Cyrus Coleman
Henrietta
Geo. J
English
A. Carlock
Paducah
Harry Koch
Railroad News and Folks in Amarillo and Beyond
A long notice traces heroics of a dying signalman who saved trains in Oakland and notes the Pullman and dining car upgrades on the Santa Fe line. It lists crew movements, railroad personnel, and encampment events at Fort Stanley, plus local life notes and poetry fragments.
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Towerman
Thomas H. Corkers
Amarillo
Childress
Texline
Denver
Goodnight
Leila Lake
Otis
Bill Gilbert
Santa Fe Freight House
National Guard
Fort Stanley
W. F. Dale
Rock Island
J. D. Tinsley
Santa Fe General Agricultural
Stillwater
Okla
R. L. McFerrin
Paul Listen
el Paso
W. P. Powell
McLean
Howard Elliott
Santa Fe
Plainview
Franklin Packard Automobile Company
Elliott
The
Melons of 7 Guaranteed Quality On Ice at Market
The C. O. D. Produce Market at 105 Buchanan Street advertises melons of seven guaranteed quality priced at 2 cents per pound on ice.
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C. O. D. Produce Market
Buchanan Street
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Northwest Texas
Dick Byrd
North Plaina
Fred L. Haskett
G C. Woodson
Quanah
San Antonio
Kemp Hotel
Oakland
Calif
J. F. Utter
Slaton Division
Pasenger
Monstague
H. S. Beaver
Tennessee
G. Russell
Bill
Julius Kruttschnitt
Gulf of Lyons
France
Marseilles
R. H. Winans
I. N. Winans
Houston
H. A. Greenough
Dalhart
el Reno
R .G. Foster
Endee
Bob Montgomery
Chickasha
Oklo
Mr. Montgomery
Joe Moobri
Rickenbacker
Chas. Allen Motor CO
West Sixth Street
Amarillo, Texas
Rickenbacke
Orthy
Sony
Twaddell Auto Laundry
City Loans
Commerce Farm Credit Co
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
Hudson
Toney Chisum Tyler
5Th St
Amarillo Refining Company
McSpadden
George H. Williams
Williams and McSpadden
Panhandle
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