Tom Triplett Opens New Drug Stores in City Corner
The Triplett Drug store opens at the Archie May Apartment building corner of Sixth and Harrison Streets with a full new stock and fixtures. Tom Triplett returns to the business after seventeen years and will handle prescriptions himself though not a licensed pharmacist. He promises curb service and to obtain any items customers want, stressing service as the store’s aim.
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Triplett
Archie May
Mener
Sixth
Harrison Streets
Mr. Triplett
Missouri Illinois feeders buy 280 steers from Marrs
W W Marrs sold and delivered 280 head of 3 year old black Angus cattle to Illinois and Missouri feeders at the stockyards yesterday. The cattle averaged 970 pounds and sold for 7.25 a hundred as part of 920 head recently bought from Masterson brothers. Buyers include Robert Turnbo W L Monier Sparland Ill J K Teare Monmouth Ill and W D Mason Mexico Mo.
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W.W. Marrs
Ilinois
Missouri
Mr. Marrs
Masterson Brothers
Robert Turnbo
W. L. Monier
Sparland
J. K. Teare
Monmouth
Ill
W. D. Mason
Mexico
Myerson Faces Three Prima Donnas Before Breakfast
Emil F. Myers, head of Amarillo College of Music, returns from Chicago where three prima donnas phoned for pre breakfast interviews. He welcomes Miss Helen M. Strite to teach violin and plans a southern Mojica tour next spring after the festival. Myers recalls the morning calls as a memorable moment of the trip.
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Emil F. Myers
Chicago
Amarillo College of Music
Panhandle
Mr. An
Myers
Testroetor
Stfr
Helen M. Strite
Uhe
Victor
Tracher
New York
Amerillo College of Music
Meyers
Legion to Host Cowboy Dance at Amarillo Hotel
The American Legion post No. 54 will stage an old-fashioned cowboy dance at the Amarillo hotel on Thursday night August 21. The event promises entertaining features and a big time, with square dances highlighted. Also Mr and Mrs Albert Randall announce the birth of an eighteen pound boy early Saturday morning.
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Mrs. Albert Randal
Etiquette Tangles Between Governor and President in History
A historical note from Swampscott Massachusetts recalls how etiquette dictated who greeted whom when Presidents visited state governors. It contrasts Governor Hancock's insistence on the first call with Washington's view that the president deserved the first greeting, and recounts their dinner invitation tension and health concerns.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
United States
Coolidge
White Court
Washington
John Hencock
Alvin T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Hancock
Washington Irving
Knights of Columbus Initiation Set by Amarillo Council
Amarillo Council No 1450 of the Knights of Columbus will stage a large initiation Monday night at the hall at Ninth and Taylor streets. Refreshments follow the ceremony. On October 11 Columbus Day the new candidates will receive the second degree work of the order.
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Amarillo Council
Knights of Columbus
Ninth and Taylor Streets
Order
Farmers Congress Plans Campfire Start At TriState Fair
Executive committee of the Farmers Congress outlines a patriotic States day program and an informal campfire session at the TriState fair from August 24 to 27. Officials urge farmers to camp at the fairgrounds August 25 for a social and educational kickoff designed to draw participants from across the Panhandle.
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The
Farmers Congress
Fair Grounds
Panhandle
Youth Beaten Insensible by Home Intruders at Bono
Gaither McElroy, 19, is in a serious condition in a Cleburne hospital after two women ransacked the Bono residence and beat him unconscious when he resisted. They forced entry while his parents were away, one brandishing a pistol. Police have no clue as of Saturday night.
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United Press
Cleburne
Gaither McFilroy
McElroy
Bono
Tom Mix Stars In Riders of the Purple Sage Pair
Tom Mix headlines a screening of Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey as the California Hawaiian orchestra performs a companion program on Monday in a joint cinema and concert night.
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Tom Mix
Riders of the Purple Sage
Zane Grey
California Hawaiian Orchestra
Sewell to open new drug store with grand party
Amarillo hosts a formal opening at 404 Polk Street as Mr. Sewell, known as the woman Shriner, invites the public to a Thursday night celebration from 7 to 10. Guests will enjoy mowers punch cigars and mistletoe for children.
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Mr. Sewell
Polk Street
Stop Red River Bridge Construction Urged By Bailey
Former U S Senator Joseph W Bailey announces injunction to halt use of federal and state funds for a proposed free bridge across the Red River linking Burkburnett Texas and Ramlett Oklahoma. He says the highway commission lacks authority to fund an interstate project.
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Austin
Travis County
Auggust
State Highway Commission
Red River
Burkburnett
Texas
Ramlett
Oklahoma
U. S
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
Highway Commission
Free guide to curing leg sores and varicose ulcers
Dr. ML J. Whittier offers a free copy of a home treatment book promising painless cure for leg sores and varicose ulcers. Case claims are based on 235 years of specialization and invites readers to send their home and address to a Kansas City address for the book.
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ML J. Whittier
Eastlith Street
Kansas City
Lions Club Takes Up Problems of Zoning
Amarillo Lions Club members discuss city zoning aims with emphasis on state law. They note national trends, citing Commerce Department figures showing rapid growth in zoned communities and widespread adoption among large U S cities, as part of their 1925 program.
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Lions Club
Amarillo
Lions
Texas
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
United States
Denver
Canadian man named highway superintendent
Dick Disby of Canadian has been named superintendent of the state highways succeeding Worth Jennings of Canyon, who has been removed from office. Jennings declined to discuss the change beyond saying he would not be with the department. The new appointee could not be reached for comment.
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Dick Disby
Canadian
Worth Jennings
Canyon
Jennings
Zoning Spreads As States Adopt Standard Act
Rapid spread of the zone movement is reported with six states Arizona Idaho Maine New Hampshire and Utah enacting zoning bills in six months and more states using the Standard Act to broaden existing laws. John Fain reports strong land sales at Flage farm lands as hundreds of families move into the Flagg country and classified ads show results.
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Arizona
Idaho
Maine
New Hampshire
Utah
John Fain
Flage
Flagg Country
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John M. Kuykendall
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Ruby Garner
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Miss McGee
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Sanger Bros. Ladies’ Shop
Marcells
J. L. Womack
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Josef Shevinne
American Conservatory of Music
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