West Texas Farmers Educational Congress in Amarillo
Amarillo hosted the West Texas Farmers Educational Congress for its annual two day meeting. O P Russ was re elected president and M D Ramecy was re elected vice president. J L Graham V Panhandle named secretary treasurer and Miss Laura V Hamner became director in charge of the states day program.
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Amarillo
West Texas Farmers’ Educational Congress
O. P. Russ
M. D. Ramecy
J. L. Graham
Hale County Convicts Buck and His Associates
T. M. Buck known as Navajo Buck sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for safe blowing in Plainview district court. Co‑defendants William Quinn and Jim Neville received two years each. They admitted blowing safes at Abernathy Plainview and other South Plains towns last winter with lawmen including J A Grigsby Lige Jennings Grant Haile T F May O H Brown J W Strassner and Puck Jones testifying.
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Globe
Plainview
T. M. Buck
Buck
William Quinn
Jim Neville
Abernathy
South Plains
J. A. Grigsby
Santa Fe
Lige Jennings
Abilene
Grant Haile
Secret Service
T. F. May
O. H. Brown
J. W. Strassner
Lubbock
Puck Jones
Here There Everywhere Flour and Local Events In Amarillo
Mrs A J Reeves leaves Friday to visit family in Dallas. Mrs Scales sells cakes at Little Wonder Grocery. Judge W H Russell attends district court in Amarillo. Golden Gate Girls Revue begins Monday. Dr and Mrs W E Cravens visit. Lula May returns to Lubbock from Amarillo. Colleen Moore Desert Flower Mission Monday. Local attorneys J W and Alton M Reeder attend district court at Benjamin Knox county. Augmented orchestra Otto Liebelt directs Farr Monday. Mildred Wilson and Edna Parker visit Amarillo while at West Texas State Teachers College. The Iron Horse upcoming. Mrs C D Hoover and families depart for Palo Duro club. Judge L C Barret improving at home. State congress drew 22 counties 14 Texas 4 New Mexico 2 Kansas. Texans from 22 states attended. A W Large Denver spoke on railways. C H Coglon spoke on cotton market stabilization. J Gough of Texas Wheat Growers said Texas wheat members would be $3,000,000 richer. 1926 meeting likely in August.
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A. J. Reeves
Fillmore
Dallas
Scales Superior
Little Wonder
Polk
W. H. Russell
Hereford
Golden Gate Girls
W. E. Cravens
Lula May
W. P. Mitchell
Monrosa
Lubbock
Colleen Moore
Desert Flower
Mission
J. W
Alton M. Reeder
Benjamin
Knox County
Orchastra Otto Liebelt Diretor
Farr
Mildred Wilson
Edna Parker
West Texas State Treachers College
Amarillo
Iron Horse
C. D. Hoover
J. W. Bivins
Palo Duro Club
L. C. Barret
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
A. W. Large
Denver
B. F. Yoakum
Congress
Southwest
C. H. Coglon
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
J. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Western freight rates face 5 percent rise in hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear Western railways seek a 5 percent rate increase due to urgent needs in the western territory. Seventy three railways in the Western group warned the commission, after previously proposing 11 percent, now arguing that the public and carrier interests require a timely adjustment.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Western Railways
Western Territory
Western Group
Western Region
Nick Browning
Santa Fe
Edison Record Company
Nick
Thompson
Tucumeart
J. H. Nash
Motive Power
Illinois Central Railway
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Truman Vineyard
Colorado
H. Carl
Shattuck
Plains
C. E. Knowles
Southern Pacific
Fort Worth
W.A. Carwile
T. B. Gallaher
J. R. Roby
Lubbock
W. S. Marshall
St. Francis
M. R. Sheets
Texas
Whittle and Spit Club
Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company
Midland Valley Company
Midland Valley
Wichita
Kansas
Fort Smith
Arkansas
K. O. and G
Missouri
Oklahoma
K. O. and G. System Lines and Colorado Hay Fever Relief
Seventy miles of main line and seventy seven miles of branch lines make up the K. O. and G. system. Editor Clyde Warwick and Mrs. Warwick returned from a brief Colorado trip where Mrs. Warwick found relief from hay fever and was greatly benefited.
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K. O
Clyde Warwick
Mrs. Warwick
Colorado
Beware of Indigestion Warns Physicians
Medical advice warns that indigestion can be deadly and signals include gas bloating the stomach, fullness after meals, dull fatigue, restlessness, and possible heart flutter. Ferraline claims to aid digestion and promises refund of the purchase price if no relief, with a one dollar guarantee.
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The
Feraline Co
Atlanta
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Farm Congress
Poe
N. S. Griggs
Taylor St
Biggs Investment Co
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Hale County
John Moore
F. A. Bone Cash Grocery
Waddell Auto Laundry
West Sixth
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors Income and Estate Tax Service Suite P
Western Bldg
Ivory
Armour
Great West
WAPCO
Heinz
Navy
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