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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1924
Page
3
Vernon outlines plans to assist Amarillo Tra ste Exposition representation in Hereford, Plainview, and Anyon. He and officials will coordinate banners posters catalogs and advertising across the Panhandle. Vernon will map a pre fair campaign with local officials and return later this week.
The Texas Republican state executive committee, called by vice chairman Charles A. Boynton of Waco, will convene in Houston on August 26 to consider the withdrawal of T. P. Lee from the gubernatorial race after criticism over a telegram to Miriam Ferguson.
Mrs W R Wilson and daughter of Claude shopped here yesterday. The Nat opens early for cleaners and extends late for patrons. Barnum returned from Oklahoma City and Denver. ladies afternoon canceled to serve more customers. An Amarillo merchant faced hot checks burning his cash drawer. Wiley Pollard seeks run off support. Yocham of Panhandle in town. daughter’s tonsils removed. Woodalls and daughter Mary Frances and Bowman from Plainview visited. Bernice Marcus heads to Vicksburg for relatives and school. The Globe advertises The Master Mummer starting next Monday by Oppenheim. Longs from Plainview noted wheat harvests over 7,000 bushels. college of agriculture at Cornell offers cooperative marketing course. New York legislature funds chair for wheat service. Reinhart replaces Wilson in Amarillo office as Wilson returns to Dallas.
The Nat passes inspection. He-men grow long hair. Wiley Pollard serves as peace officer. Amarillo man jokes about suspenders, and Mrs. Polk street optimism spreads. J.N. Beasley praises Panhandle crops. 15 thousand bales of cotton expected in Amarillo. Klan statement from B M Blaylock. Maurine Killough and Annie S. McKinnon join Potter County Free Library staff. Earl Gough visits from Fort Worth Tribune. family reunion prep noted.
A Plainview resident, A Gifford, said long established farming on the plains yields the finest crops this year. He reports wheat at twenty nine bushels per acre and thirty acres of cotton producing about one bale per acre, with overall crops described as better than ever.
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