Railroading Notices and Family Tales From the West
Pacific Coast after a visit in the East. W P Matthews and family vacation in New Mexico mountains for fishing. Brakeman Melvin Evate and wife returned from Arkansas. R D Stallworth and Jett to two weeks fishing trip. Conductor F Watson, brake man C E Beeler and L Norton on Boise City line. S W Patre assigned to mixed train service Pampa to Clinton. displaced H P Jones. Amarillo officials attended Charles S Riley farm party near Washburn for his 69th anniversary.
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F. Watson
C. E Beeler
L Norton Wave
Boise City Line
S. W. Patre
Pampa
Clinton
H. P. Jones
Amarillo
Charles S. Riley
Washburn
Riley
Dallas
Hich
Santa Fe
Rileys
Curious World notes visits and departures around Santa Fe
The item lists staff movements and leisure travel from New Mexico and nearby states. It mentions Miss Mogene Wilson leaving for Cheyenne to visit her brother, Julia Wilson shifting duties in Amarillo, and various employees enjoying trips to California, Colorado, and the Apache Reservation. It records weddings, visits by Mre Rosser, and observations from field trips and fishing in Folsom and Monument.
Amarillo Notes From Rail Work and Travel Gossip
Rock Island Tom Straw, district safety supervisor of Kansas City, held a safety meeting in Amarillo for shop employees. Fireman Dave Grider and wife visiting in El Paso. A Perkins reported to work after a 40 day LA San Diego vacation. J F Baggs and Ernest Clark displaced off switcher on account of miles. Paul Williams and wife spent weekend in Waynoka visiting relatives. Mason family reunion at Mrs. Mason’s home marked first gathering in 10 years. Mrs A L Haynes and son Ken returned from Riverside California after two weeks visiting J H Griffin. Mrs Jimmie Cogdell left for Stamford to see her mother Cecil Robeson. W O Priest in Amarillo shopping and visiting relatives. J F Henery resumed work after three weeks vacation, will be agent at Texola. Conductor H B Pierce on freight turns 991-992 marked on layoff board for trips. Bids now being received for conductor on passenger runs 111-112 and 51-52.
Railways and local notes span Amarillo Dalhart Dalhart yards
Shipping and railway items update readers on temporary leave for W D McClure. George Tucker showcases Leo Carrillo horse photos at the Paramount Theatre while Leo Carrillo and Will Rogers horses were handled by Railway Express Agency Los Angeles to Amarillo and return. New automatic block signals at Dalhart yards prove effective. Rail purchases in early 1938 decline sharply due to finances and low traffic. Officials seek signed input on hospital location Amarillo or Dalhart. Staff changes include Cogdell's relief by J J Weaver and Sayre relatives visiting. Cimarron River operator Lansing remains temporary.
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F. A. Ford
Railway F Express Agency
George Tucker
Paramount Theatre
Leo Carrillo
Will Rogers
Railway Express Agency
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Rice Krispies Cheerful Ad Praises Crisp Flavor
Kellogg in Battle Creek markets Rice Krispies with a lively pitch praising crispness and snap crackle pop. The ad touts the cereal as light wholesome and easy to digest and urges serving today from grocers.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Pacific Coast
W. P. Matthews
New Mexico Mountains
Melvin Evate
Gon Wave
Arkansas
R. D Stallworth
Switchman
Jett
Nottingham
F. B. Hagier
Gerald Stump
Amet Office
Treverend A. A. Beeding
Gioum
Gallup
Joseph Lieberman
O. W. Morrison
Kansas
Nebraska Point
Eugene Baker
Alice Joan
Wilson
Mr and Mty & I
Wichita Falls
Jeff Amarillo
Garin
New Mexico
Dave
Mogene Wilson
Mra de A Wilson
Cheyenne
Wyo
California
Mareinet
Sullivan Beethogt
Canta
Julia Wilson
General Ager
M. C. Burton
Jr. Elioth
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Amarcilin
Elliott
Commission
Mabel Rosser
Fort
Joan Wright
Hack Long
Colorado Borkers
Monument
Harvey Moore
Folsom
N. M
Harvey
Chase Mountain
Maud Vaughn
Wood
Carter
H. M. Rainer
Panhandle
Plains
Mechanical Department
Hilton
Metcalf
Floyd
National Guard
Fort Baillis
San Antonio
Robertson
Frances
William Askew
R. FE. Work
Denver
Rheafern
Palmer Lake
Estes Park
Colo
John Mallett
Roundhouse
Arizona
By William Ferguson
U.S
Grover Cleveland
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Rock Island
Tom Straw
Kansas City
Dave Grider
Paso
A. Perkins
San Diego
J. F. Baggs
Ernest Clark
Paul Williams
Waynoka
Mrs. Wiliams
Jack Mason
A. L. Haynes
Kenneth
Riverside
Cal
J. H. Griffin
Jimmie Cogdell
Stamford
Cecil Robeson
W. O. Priest
Wildorado
J. F. Henery
Texola
H. &. Pierce
West End
del Monte
Larne Pha
Malaga
Colorado
Decker's
Armour's
Delicatessen
Bate Ez
Tween
Dalhart Yards
J. L. Cogdell
Quanah
C. J. Purdom
Trinidad
Dalhart
Hien
Tex
Mr. Purdom
J. J. Weaver
R. Lansing
Cimarron River
Cereal Symphony
News-Globe
Great West
Armour 'S Carton
White
Colorado Cobblers
Certo, Bottie
Lifebuoy
Phillips
la Salle
Vienna
Oleo, Banner, Pound
S, Olympia
Chas. Priolo
Mgr
LUX
Maxwell House
Kralt
E. 10Th Street
Gerrer
Chipso
White House
Evol AO
East Texas
Thompson
Pinkney
Armour
N. Fillmore
16Th St
6Th St
Bulk
Shasa
Erperis ME
KE. 10Th St
W. 16Th St
Oxydol
Prunes
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