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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1926

Page

17

Herring Hotel Opens In Amarillo With 14Story Prestige

Col C T Herring funds a million dollar hotel at Third and Pierce, a landmark project in Amarillo. Ernest C Thompson will operate the Herring House as the city’s skyline grows with a fourteen story, marble and travatine lobby, ornate furnishings, automatic signal room board, and high speed elevators.

Third Pierce Streets Amarillo Panhandle-Plains Col. C. T. Herring Pioneer Plaineman Buster Southwest Ernest C. Thompson Ernest Thompson Herring Third Street Marquis Florence Italy Belgium

Million-Dollar Herring Hotel Opens with New Service

The Herring Hotel at Third and Pierce unveils a modern metropolitan dining room with long marble counters and a eighteen-percolator coffee service the first in the United States. McNabb leads the hotel as general manager, supported by A Houldridge and a team of clerks and staff, as Col C T Herring is praised as a pioneer builder of the Southwest.

United States McNabb Dora Watts Ethel Gordon Hazel A. Weidner M. M. Jordan Col C. T. Herring Great Plains Texas

Shaved Furs Prominent as Flattering Garment Tip

A fashion note notes that women with fuller figures find shaved furs more slenderizing than traditional coats, highlighting a style trend for those seeking a sleeker silhouette.

Herring Hotel Showcases One of the Region's Most Modern Kitchens

The Herring Hotel catering division designed and installed a complete kitchen system with plumbing and electrical layouts and detailed unit specifications. Costing about 50,000 dollars, the facility serves the coffee shop and hotel guests, aiming to provide consistent, palatable meals at reasonable prices. Management invites patrons to inspect the “perfect” kitchen.

Herring Thompson A. F. McNabb Hering Sadine

Rhinestone Evening Bags On Sale At Affordable Prices

Jewelry shoppers find lovely rhinestone bags for evening use priced as low as 15 dollars. Bags with rhinestones on both sides carry 30 dollars or more, offering choice for fashion use.

Formal public opening of Herring Hotel marks new Amarillo social era

The million dollar Herring Hotel at Third and Pierce in Amarillo opens with a New Year banquet and ball on December 31 1926 to January 1 1927. Colonel C T Herring and Colonel Ernest O Thompson plan a 1000 guest reception and dinner with a fourteen piece orchestra and lavish lighted crystal ball room festivities. The 14 story rose brick structure aims to crown Amarillo Panhandle society with a grand dedication event.

New Herring Hotel Southwest C. T. Herring Amarillo Ernest O. Thompson Panhandle Colonel Herring Colonel Thompson Third Pierce Streets

New Manager of Herring Is Big Hotel Man

A. F. McNabb, renowned hotel executive with thirty years in the business, has been named manager of the Herring hotel. He has led clerical reforms and service innovations, previously leaving hotels for oil and mining ventures in Montana, Wyoming, and other states. He returns to head the Herring in what is described as the world’s greatest oil field city.

A. F. McNabb The Herring Montana Hotel Keepers Association St Billings Rogers Minneapolis Lake Crescent Olympic Mountains Fea America McNabb West the Herring Montana Wyoming McNebb Mac

Col Herring's Texas pioneering career shaped Amarillo growth

Col C. T. Herring, a pioneer cattleman and hotel builder, moved from Texas to Amarillo in 1908. His LS brand cattle gained fame nationwide while his 38,000 acre Castro county ranch was sold in parts to 150 families on long terms. He also founded the Herring National Bank in Vernon and owned the 100,000 acre LS ranch.

Col. C. T., Herring Herring Amarillo Colonel Herring Texas Panhandle Archer County Comanche Kiowa Oklahoma Vernon Herring National Bank West Texas Flage Castro County Kaness City Chicago Tileets Lowe Micewer Stegert

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