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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1928

Page

15

Big floral display for Fisk Medical and Prfes signal Building opening

Amass of the Panhandle Floral Co presents a holiday display in the Eighth Avenue lobby featuring roses chrysanthemums violets sweet peas and carnations. Winter blooming pots poinsettias cyclamens begonias ferns and palms plus spruce wreaths decorated with red ruscus and pine cones are highlighted for visitors and guests.

Fisk Medical and Amas Panhandle Floral Co Roedied Eighth Avenue F. B. Pendergraft

New Tenth Street Baptist Church Nears Completion

The one story brick veneer church at Tenth and Roberts streets will be completed and ready for occupancy shortly after January 1. It will be newly furnished throughout and provide the congregation a splendid house of worship. The Tenth Street Baptist church is among the city’s fastest growing congregations.

Tenth Street Baptist Church Tenth and Roberts Streets

Oxonian to Include Slang in Dictionary

Chicago December 21 English scholar Sir William A Craigie of the University of Chicago plans an American English dictionary. It will trace the origin and development of words and phrases, including electioneering back woods and carpet bag. The project aims to collect current US usage to edit a complete history of the English tongue in America.

Chicago Oxford University Bogsline Bogus Loafer Sim United States William A. Craigie University of Chicago William George V Sir William Will Craigie

World's first international airport nears completion at Douglas Agua Prieta

The Douglas Arizona Agua Prieta Mexico border airport spans about one square mile in each country and aims to serve both nations as a single unit. The cross border project showcases a novel layout leveraging the unique border topo graphic for integrated air facilities.

Douglas Arm United States-Mexico Arizona Mexico United States Agua Prieta

U S Dollars Bootlegged by Russians

Smugglers across the Polish border move dollars, stones, silks, and furs in a brisk illicit trade. Polish frontier gaps near Danzig and Lithuanian lines drive high risk, with diamonds and currency exchanged for goods as guards stay vigilant.

Associated Press Warsaw Poland Danzig Free City Russia

Aguas Prieta Mayor urged on Mexico airport project

Nora shows strong interest in the international airport project and has ordered the mayor of Aguas Prieta to use all means to fulfill Mexico’s share.

Nora Aguas Prieta Mexico

Cincinnati Grads in Key Federal Posts

Cincinnati reports three University of Cincinnati graduates presiding over federal branches. Vice President Dawes leads the senate, Nicholas Longworth chairs the house, and former President Taft heads the supreme court. Three UC law alumni have twice served as speaker of the house, including Cannon Clark and Longworth.

Associated Press Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Dawes Senate Nicholas Longworth House of Representatives William H. Taft Supreme Court Law Joseph G Joe” Cannon Ilinois Champ Clark Missouri Longworth

Mothers Cooking Class Bridges Gap With Schools

San Francisco teachers at Dudley Stone grammar school invite parents to join in student activities to better show how children learn. Mothers of pupils wondered about classroom work and progress, prompting the program.

Associated Press San Francisco Dudley Stone Grammar School

Seek Mercury and Whisky Lost in River

On December 21 a plan to recover $150000 worth of whisky and mercury from the Missouri river near Missouri Valley is announced as a bridge project begins. The Bertrand sunk April 1 1864 with thousands of gallons of whisky and two tons of mercury bound for Montana.

Associated Press Missouri Valley Missouri Bertrand Montana

Mothers Cook Lunch in School Restaurant at Cost

The idea began with having mothers prepare meals in the school restaurant where food is served at cost. Each noon two or three mothers cook and serve lunch, with a new group cooking daily for the children.

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Fisk Building U.S NEW Bank New Amarillo Bank and Trust Company Lydick Roofing Co N. Harrison Fisk Billy Hughes Fhee,t Fisk Investment Company Fisk Medical & Professional Fisk Medical and Professional Building
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