Panhandle tour promotes diversified farming and poultry
Col R Q Lee and party trekked 618 miles through 14 Panhandle cities last week advocating diversified and intensive farming. Audiences heard praise for poultry and sorghum shipments, with farmers noting irrigation success and fruit tree improvements. The tour included Texhoma garden talk, Spearman band reception, and remarks by Perryton’s farm census official about wheat yields vs chicken proceeds.
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Col
R. Q. Lee
Panhandle
Colonel Lee
Amarillo High School Building Plans Amid District Reorganization
Public school construction advances at Amarillo with new equipment replacing wornout gear south to Sixteenth street and west to the district boundary. Tyler Street and Glenwood schools will absorb crowded classrooms as pupils move from Tyler Street and nearby areas to Johnson and Glenwood, boundaries detailed for the district’s reallocation plan.
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Sixteenth Street
Tenth Street
Rock Island Railway
Tyler Street
Johnson School
Tyler School
Amarillo Independent School
Wilson Division
Polk Street
Randall County
Santa Fe Railway
Fifteenth Street
Sixteenth and
Polk
Glenwood School
Seventeenth Street
Famous Heights Park
Osage Avenue
Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Boundaries and Regulations for Amarillo School Team Announced
The Amarillo independent school district outlines boundaries for high and junior divisions. Pupils from across the district with various credits are assigned to Senior High or Junior High, with early classification urged for September enrollment. The eastern and southern boundary lines follow Tenth, Pierce, Eleventh, Santa Fe tracks to Fifteenth and Polk streets.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Independent School District
Amarillo Independent School
Foundation for Lubbock hotel to be laid soon
The six story Lubbock Hotel to be built by J B E Johnson Construction Co at a cost of 400000 with 124 rooms. Excavation nears completion and construction will start immediately after. R W Blair says the hotel will be among West Texas best and the operating company has leased it for twelve years under J B E Johnson.
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Globe
Lubbock
J. E. Johnson
J. BE. Johnson Construction Company
Lubbock Hotel Company
Johnson
West Texas
R. W. Blair
W. A. Myrick, Jr
Feeder pays top price for Studer calves in Missouri
J. C. Studer and Sons sold their 1925 calf crop to T. and E. Fleming of Graham Missouri for 31.50 per head for late October delivery. Fleming will ship cattle to feedlots and feed full, marketing them next spring. The Studer herd is noted as among the best in the Panhandle for quality.
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Canavan
J. C. Studer and Sons
T. &E. Fleming
Graham
Missouri
Fleming
Studer
Panhandle
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the Panhandle
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Stratford Ranchman
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Collingsworth County
Judge Elliott
Texhoma
Guy W. Slack
Slack
Spearman
Spearman Band
Tri-State
J. M. Bull
Perryton
Bull
Canadian
J. Studer and Sons
Anvil Park
Carl Studer
Collingsworth
John Elliott
Stratford
Amarillo High School
Soi
Moonlight
Sudan
Airedale
Blush
Biege
Lisle
Fair Theater
Lubbock Hotel
A. D. Fensty
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