Hereford Seated on World Stage as Trade Winds Rise
Hereford, Texas, boasts strong business and expansion prospects as Chamber secures B. Holman as secretary. Farmers report diversified crops, strong wheat and hog shipments, and ample water. Deaf Smith county touts cotton growth and capitalizes on local upturns while inviting new residents. The opulent four aces metaphor frames Hereford’s confidence in regional prosperity.
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Tor Giohe
Hereford
Tex
Texas
J. FE. Hill
Globe
Chamber of Commerce
B. Holman
Panhandle
Deaf Smith County
G. M Suggs
Amarillo
Crawford gets five year term for killing of O Day
The article recounts testimony in the Crawford case including depictions of Colonel Crawford's alleged relations with Mrs. Lamar and the events surrounding the shooting of O Day. It notes Crawford's emotional response, the deposition details, and Mrs. Crawford's background as Catherine Lester from Oxford Mississippi.
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Crawford
O'Day
Lis
Oxford
Catherine Lester
Lamar
Europe
America
Colonel Crawford
Mexico
Headless Horseman Rival Hits Amarillo Ford Scene
A Ford driverless car built by Rowland Stiteler on a 1820 Taylor frame rolled from the seat to the pavement and crashed into a Ford sedan at 1909 Fillmore Street after two blocks of uncontrolled travel. No injuries were reported.
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Sires
Hollow
Ford
Rowland Stiteler
Taylor
Fillmore Street
Stiteler
Earthquake Shocks Hit Hungarian Regions Including Erlau
Violent quakes rattle Miskolcz Erlau and surrounding areas causing structural damage. Tremors toppled chimneys roofs and walls while the old Franciscan church suffered significant harm.
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Vienna
Jan
Miskolcz
Erlau
Tinting Hair Through Ages and Modern Dyes
The article traces hair dyeing from ancient Rome to modern times with emphasis on blondes inspiring Roman women to bleach their hair. It notes fashion shifts to dye that matches gowns and accessories and mentions past dangers from para phenylene diamine. It reports a chemical advance offering safer, water and sun resistant color.
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Rome
Californian Charged With Violation Of Federal Law
Hof Cushman of California was arrested yesterday afternoon and jailed on a Mann Act violation. He awaits action by federal authorities and is to have a hearing before United States Commissioner Rollie Seales on Monday. Cushman was arrested by Harry Bishop of the Department of Justice.
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Hof Cushman
California
Potter County
Ile
United States
Rollie Seales
Cushman
Harry Bishop
Department of Justice
Stolen drugs at City Drug Store Saturday afternoon
More than 1000 grains of morphine and codeine were taken from a prescription case at City Drug Store about two o clock on Saturday afternoon. Two persons suspected, one said to be not very observant. Two locks broken, drugs taken, escape made in a brief period, according to reports received by police.
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The
Pour
Lions Meet Tuesday At Amarillo Hotel Luncheon
Meyer auditor of the Santa Fe railroad will chair the Lions club luncheon at the Amarillo hotel Tuesday at noon. D Ray president urges full attendance as Meyer's program promises unusual interest and a possible surprise for members.
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AE. Meyer
Santa Fe Railroad
Lions Club
Amarillo Hotel
D. Ray
Meier
Lions
Panhandle cattle trade picks up with strong demand
Ranchers and commission buyers report robust demand for cattle across the Panhandle as shipments rise. Notable sales include 250 long aged whitefaced steer yearlings to Doyie Brothers and large cow movements from Amarillo to Hereford, Canadian and Burns Kan. Trade expected to grow as spring arrives.
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Western
West Texas
Amarillo
Fred Ingham
Stratford
Doyie
Bill Newberry
Hereford
Claude Ventey
Youktey and Wright
Canadian
Jones Cattle Company
Silverton
Ferguson leaves sick bed to resume duties at capitol
Aust. Jan. 2b Gov Mat Ferguson leaves her sick bed after a severe cold and is expected to return to active duty at the capitol by mid next week. Former Gov James Ferguson monitored state business during her absence as Denison approves extension of the white way lighting in the business district including several extra blocks.
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Mat Ferguson
Capitol
Denison
White Way
Askew Family Plans Golden Wedding Celebration
The Askew family marks fifty years since Mr. and Mrs. A L Askew wed in Marbly Falls Texas. Eight children, many grandchildren and several great grandchildren will join a reunion on February 3. W A Askew and daughters Middleton and Carol with Dr W L Aske and Mrs Pearl A Kesterson head to the event. The couple's ages were 74 and 70 in January and a large circle of friends is expected to attend in Texas.
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A. L. Askew
Marbly Falls
Tex
Jin
W. A. Askew
Middleton
Carol
W. L. Aske
Pearl A. Kesterson
Goodnight
Ir. Askew
Askew
Greek Turkish clash over church sparks national uproar
Greece swore to war after Turkey expelled the Ecumenical Orthodox Patriarchate from Constantinople. Protests swept Athens with mourning, bells, and closed shops as Constantinople’s church leadership faced Turkish expulsion. Athens recalled its charge d affaires and appealed to the League of Nations for intervention to restore the patriarchate.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Ansara
League of Nations
der. Constantinos
Holymount
Macedonia
Constantine
Lausanne
Constantinople
T 6
United States
Boys’ Cruel Novel Method To Persecute Animals
Amarillo youths develop a violent tactic using improvised spears with knife blades to injure dogs and cats. Chief l'o- Hee Clark vows full punishment as investigators probe multiple incidents.
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Amarillo
L’o- Hee Clark
Bushy Tail Moral Tale of Billy and the Nut
A bedtime story from a McGuffey style lesson features Billy Bushy tail a squirrel living in Oscar Randall's drug store cage. A kind man shares a thick hickory nut. Billy struggles two days to crack it then learns a lesson about choosing easier tasks and waiting for better nuts. The tale ends with the moral the early bird gathers no moss.
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McGuffey
Billy
Oscar Randall
Bil-ly
Oscar
Quinquennial Campaign Aims for Washington Meeting
Mrs. I A Wells of Amarillo state chairman reports Texas mobilizing for the Sixth Quinquennial convention of the International Council of Women in Washington May 4 to 14. Delegates from 42 foreign countries will attend led by Lady Aberdeen. Texas quota set at 2000 dollars with First National Bank Amarillo as depository. Piano. Extension of electric service continues with further expansions planned.
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Moore
I. A. Wells
Amarillo
Texas
Philip North Moore
National Council of Women of the
United States
St. Louis
International Council of Women
Washington
Marchioness of Aberdeen
Temair
International Council
America
National Council
Lady Aberdeen
Wells
First National Bank of
Panhandle Refinery Ships 15 Carloads Of Gasoline
Special to The Gibbet Panhandle January 31 The Biz Hour Refinery can handle more oil than fed through the four oil pipeline from Panhandle. Fifteen carloads of gasoline refined since operations began two weeks ago. J R Wrather president said he was pleased with the refinery's success and that capacity would rise as supply increases.
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Gibbet Panhandle
Panhandle
Wrather
Bsshl
Potter County Sees Rise in Auto Registrations
Potter county reports 4331 autos registered with the county tax collector Ben Golding noting that 1924 registrations exceeded 6000 and expectations run toward 7000 as many new cars go on the books this year.
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Potter County
Ben Golding
Campbell Arrested on Violation Charge by Sheriff Dept
Jesse Ned Campbell was arrested last night and charged with a violation of the liquor laws. He is being held in the county jail to evaluate the action of the grand jury. The arrest was made by members of the sheriff's department.
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Jesse Ned’ Campbell
Campbell
Sheriff’s Department
Last of Political Triumvirate Dead in Oklahoma City
George Wilson former president of Oklahoma A and M college and last of Jack Walton's political triumvirate is dead. He died from a revolver discharge in his own hands with only one shell in the gun. Investigators review the self-inflicted theory while Mrs. Wilson present calls it accidental.
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Oklahoma City
George Wilson
Oklahoma A
M, College
Jack Walton
China under the Republic to be discussed by Rev MacCallum
Rev R N MacCallum will speak on China under the Republic in the Potter County Library assembly room. The open meeting of the Foreign Relations group of the American Association of University Women invites the public to attend.
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China
Republic
R. N. MacCallum
Potter County
American Association of University Women
President Coolidge Spars with Sheik Trousers
Princeton Mask and Wig Society members visit the White House to invite President Coolidge to a rest show. He comments on the fashionable trousers, dislikes the tick pants, and suggests old-fashioned gallices to keep their risers from hanging over their shoes.
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Coolidge
Szx
L. W. Nutt
J. Prendergast
White House
Princeton
Mask and Wig Society
Mr. Coolidge
Theo
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