There and Everywhere Decorations in Publications
Thad O Day of Ottawa is Amarillo bound seeking investment prospects while Judge Marlow receives support letters from county officials for the 1925 Amarillo convention. Joe Dooley notes Tom Turner’s post election mood. Webb family returns from a motor trip to Raton Pueblo and Denver visiting Weaver wart gallery museum and Briggle art pottery.
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Thad O'Day
Ottawa
Kan
Amarillo
O'Day
Sam B. Marlow
Myr and Stes
Webb
Jefferson Street
Raton
Pueblo
Denver
Colorado
Weaver Wart Gallery Museum
Briggle Art Pottery
Son Finds Father's Body In Houston Fire Ruins
A 6 year old boy discovered his father’s body in a Houston fire that swept through the Texas Barrel Works plant. The watchman, August Peterman Lentsehe, aged years, died in the blaze. the son had spent the night searching the ruins and found him at 9 o’clock this morning.
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Son
Father
Houston
Lentsehe
Texas Barrel Works
Lon Smith Declares Victory in Texas Railroad Commission Race
Austin voters gave Lon Smith a primary win for railroad commissioner. He expresses gratitude to supporters, credits voters, and pledges diligent public service and use of his energy, intelligence, and experience in the new role.
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Austin
Lon Smith
Texas
Cotton Conditions Across Texas Report Weather Impacts
August reports from Texas counties describe variable cotton yields with some areas showing fair to good stands and recent rains improving prospects, while others suffer irregular stands, worm damage, and ongoing dryness. Major hubs like Lubbock and Amarillo note mixed conditions and the forecast remains risky for bumper yields without further rain.
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Coiton
Seymour Wrather
Childress
Childre
Crosby
Pear Smith
Hereford
Corto
Donley
Hella
Hanis
W Weother
Floyd fLockney
Crowell
Hale Conter
Hall
Memphis
Medicine Mounds
Catton
Haskell
Waehkell
Jones
Staumfords
Counly
Lubbock
Staton
Ionielithen
Lyon
O'Donnell
Amarillo
Colton
Sevurry
Snyder
Wichita
Wichia Falls
Wilbarger
Vernon
Jonny
Olney
Divorce Erupts in Judge Bishop Court and Cries
Elizabeth Bennett wins third divorce on cruel treatment grounds after early marriage at thirteen and a son aged fifteen. Lilian Shiver granted divorce for cruel treatment with custody of minor children. Omer Perryman divorces granted custody awarded. Infidelity ends marriage for Grice. Swafford, Mosley suits dismissed as judge dismisses several cases. Dismissals in Nora Aster vs Asher case noted. Utah nominating convention set in Salt Lake City. Weather and crop notes reflect regional conditions and rainfall impacts.
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Henry Bishop
Elizabeth Bennett
T. F. Bennett
Bennett
Ater
Lilian Shiver
William Shiver
Mary M. Perryvyman
Neband
Omer Perryman
Welty
Chillun Tluth Kennison
M. Kennison
Lily Grace
Raynond Grice
Swafford
Imi Mosley
Barney Mosley
Opel Patterson
G. L. Patterson
Bishop
Nora Aster
Asher
Borah Nominated by Idaho at Progressive Convention
Boise, Idaho August 27 Sen William E Borah Republican was nominated for United States Senator by the Progressive state convention last night He will not decline the Progressive nomination The chairman of the third party convention announced when nominations were called for that post
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Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Borah
William
Assistant manager of new hotel arrives here
Hr. D. Payne arrives from Dallas to become assistant manager and steward at Palo Duro hotel. He previously opened the Statler hotel in St. Louis and spent a year with Cedar Crest Country club in Dallas. He has twenty one years in catering.
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Hr. D. Payne
Dallas
Palo Duro
Payne
Cedar Crest Country Club
St. Louis
Mir
Local residents head to destinations after visits and burials
A. M. Weisenman travels to Newcastle Texas to visit relatives before wintering in California. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Womack and daughter Jesse Mae return from Memphis and Clarendon. Mrs. J. J. Richards and daughter Ro Ry Carey Nation come from Hillsboro with Mr. Richards' body for burial and will live with Mrs. Richards at 1616 Washington street for now.
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J. J. Womack
Jesse Mae
Memphis
Clarendon
J. J. Richards
Ro Ry Carey Nation
Hillsboro
Tex
Mr. Richards
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