Namesake Tire Theft Confusion Aims at Amarillo Boy
In Amarillo two youths with nearly identical names face a mistaken theft accusation. One boy named Paul Meador is said to have taken tires, while another similarly named peer is the true victim. Scout executive Thomas S. Nelson urges resolution to avoid harm to either boy.
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Amarillo
Thomas S. Nelson
Nelson
Paul Meadow
Paul Meador
West Seventh Street
None So Blind by Albert Parker Witch
A Harvard freshman tale following Dick Blaisdet through disillusionment and a struggle to restore self respect. The narrative centers on his French instructor Percy Barrett rival for Welicia Morland, Phil the roommate, and Francis Morland whose actions test faith. No clear villains or heroes.
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Albert
Parker Witch
Dick Blaisdet
Harvard
Percy Barrett
Welicia Morland
Phil
Roommarie
Francis Morland
D. P
Tarpon Fight Sparks Debate On A Mild Name
Houston fisherman C Zeizig disputes the Nelson encyclopedia claim that Megalops atlanticus is a mild tarpon name. He reports a tarpon leaped from the water, striking his boat and causing a head gash while he fished, with two companions and nearby boaters as witnesses.
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Houston
North America
Nelson Encyclopedia
C. Zeizig
Zeizig
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Potter County Court
Three divorce actions were filed in the Potter county district court yesterday. Loving Morrison seeks a divorce from L. F. Morrison on abandonment grounds. Annie M. Gordon sues Alfred Gordon for cruelty and harsh treatment amid a 1913 marriage with one child. Nell Bryant seeks divorce from J. R. Bryant, who is serving a five year federal sentence at Fort Leavenworth. Earline Powell also sues Ted Powell for cruelty and harsh treatment. Mrs Voss Brummell and her son James Gardner are vacationing in Galveston after an overland trip.
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Potter County
Loving Morrison
L. F. Morrison
Morrisons
Annie M. Gordon
Alfred Gordon
Nell Bryant
J. R. Bryant
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Earline Powell
Ted Powall
Tri State Field Trials Held For Amarillo Week
Amarillo hosts the Tri State Field Trials opening day with over seventy five entries and events across Amarillo Wheeler and Oklahoma Day resources include a 12 by 60 shed for visitors and a 24 by 42 platform for dancers. J J Rye is escorted from Plainview to Amarillo on contempt charges while Sheriff Whitaker travels to secure the witness.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
L. C. Shaw
Association
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Lerby
Whitaker
Plainview
J.J. Rye
Rye
John Snider
Failie
Bishop
Ryre
Mainview
Admirers of Good Furniture Invited to Amarillo Showroom
The advertisement boasts the best selection of good furniture ever shown in Amarillo and invites Panhandle residents to visit over the coming weeks to view the display. It emphasizes sincerity and welcomes visitors even without the intent to buy, highlighting rugs and a large, credit-worthy stock.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Broad Range Living Room Suites at Discount Show Floor Prices
A local furniture dealer touts a stock of over a hundred living room suites with varied styles coverings and prices from about one hundred to five hundred dollars. All goods promise fair margins and lasting guarantees with sample suites from Grand Rapids and the South offered at substantial savings. The ad highlights an eight piece Apartment Dining and Living Room set including Davenport chairs table bench buffet and mirror and urges focus on quality over low price.
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Grand Rapids
South
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