The Flaming Frontier at Fair Theater Puts West Saga Spotlight
The Flaming Frontier starring Hoot Gibson and Corinne Griffith at the Fair theater dominates this week with a high‑stakes Cavalry and Custer era plot. It blends a dramatic Little Big Horn backdrop with a sweeping romance and political corruption in the post Civil War West.
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Universal
the Fair Theater
Custer
Langdon
West Point
Senator Stanwood
Hetty
Anne Cornwall
Lawrence Stanwood
Harold Goodwin
Academy
West
Pony Express
Seventh Cavalry
Bia
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Varied Panhandle Voices Express Local Hopes and Worries
Half Minute Interviews recount community views on law and order, street paving, weather, a missing witness, a fatal explosion, and charity needs. Residents mention Cal Matsuda, Dutch, Scotland Yard, the country club, and eight motherless children.
Simple home remedy brings relief after two weeks of pain
A Moncton, New Brunswick resident chronicles how Sloan's Liniment quickly eased severe rheumatic and neuritic leg pain after two weeks bedridden. He credits one bottle with restoring walking ability and comfort, describing a soothing, warming effect and rapid improvement.
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Moncton
N. B
Sloan
November county filings show little net change
County clerk records for November show small variations from October with increases in chattel mortgages releases and mechanics liens. Notable figures include warranty deeds 521 in November versus 539 in October transfers 260 versus 294 deeds of trust 232 versus 255 mechanics liens 410 versus 238 and marriages 79 versus 89.
Amarillo Chamber to Elect C of C Directors Monday
The Amarillo chamber of commerce will hold a general membership meeting Monday night December 6 at 7 30 in the city auditorium to elect 1927 directors. New directors will meet later to elect officers before January 1. Divorces granted this week include Bella Armour from Curtis Armour on cruelty and Ruby C Whitten from Earl H Whitten.
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Amarillo
Ruby C. Whitten
Earl H. Whitten
Amarillo Men Urged to Attend Oil Institute in Tulsa
Amarillo business executives are urged to attend the American Petroleum Institute meeting in Tulsa on December 8 9 and 10. Claude C Wild assistant secretary of the Amarillo Board of City Development says the institute is the world’s largest of its kind and the city plans to host a Panhandle meeting in 1927.
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Amarillo
American Petroleum Institute
Tulsa
Klok-Lax Promises Quick Relief For Grippe And Cleansing
A vintage ad touts Klok-Lax to curb grippe influenza sore throat and tonsillitis. It claims one or two tabs at bedtime cleanse a 28 foot intestinal canal remove poisons relieve congestion and improve liver function with no nausea or griping. The druggist guarantees Klok-Lax.
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Lieved
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