Opening of the Archie-Way Building in Amarillo
The Archie-Way building at Sixth and Harrison in Amarillo opens with five storefronts on the ground floor and eight modern apartments upstairs. Built for Mrs. H. M. Kegans by M. C. Hancock at about $35,000, the brick structure includes kitchenette suites, colored plaster interiors, Murphy beds, and fast rental uptake as Tom Triplett Drug and T. D. Hiler Sign Company occupy corner spaces. Long Bell Lumber supplied materials.
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Amarillo
Sixth
Harrison Streets
San Jacinto Heights
Hi. M. Kegans
M. C. Hancock
Sixth Street
Harrison Street
Tom Triplett Drug Store
Harrison and
Sixth Streets
T. D. Hiler Sign Company
Kegans
Murphy
Panhandle Builders Supply Company
Hancock
Long Bell Lumber
Long Bell Lumber Company
Newest Addition to Amarillo's Buildings
Mrs. Kegans announces a prime new apartment house in Amarillo praised as an asset to the city. The Twaddell Paint Co. finished oak look doors, while 8S. C. Mulkins supplied full plumbing and Spencer Nunn Electric handled wiring. The building opens today, near the main business center, attracting tenants and business residents alike.
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Spencer-Nunn Electric Company
Hancock
Eller Sign Company Moves To New Amarillo Building
The Eller Sign Co now operates from the west end of the Archie May Apartment building in Amarillo. The firm reports it can handle all sign painting and building line needs with experienced workmen and long sign business experience.
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Archie May
D. Eller Sign Company
Eller Sign Company
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Mr. Eller
I, D, Eller Sign Co
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M. ©. Hancock
H. M. Kegans
Sixth and
Harrison
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Long-Bell Lumber Co
West Third Street
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