San Jacinto Heights Civic Club Set for Busy Meeting
The San Jacinto Heights Civic Club plans a Thursday night session at 7 30 in the O E Irwin salesrooms 500 Tennessee avenue. Members expect full reports on street marker progress and push a sidewalk campaign to secure carrier mail delivery with 65 percent of sidewalks needing concrete.
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San Jacinto
New Mexico field yields high grade oil from Farmington wells
Tex Thornton of U S Torpedo Co returns from Farmington New Mexico where two wells 615 feet deep produced 50 to 75 barrels daily. He filled his Cadillac with the oil and drove to Amarillo getting about fourteen miles per gallon. Forty gallons were brought back and the oil is on display at Pool drug store amid heavy snow and ice.
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Farmington, N. M
Tex Thornton
U. S. Torpedo Company
Farmington
Thornton
Amarillo
Mr. Thornton
Pool Drug Store
Carson Co Woman's Club Wins Third Prize in Contest
The Woman's Study club of Pleasant Plains north of Panhandle placed third in Texas for conservation of birds in Holland's magazine contest. They won $50 for securing the largest land area as bird sanctuaries, with commitments from R. B. Masterson Amarillo and the 666 ranch for 250 000 acres of the 324 659 acres designated. Mrs. J. C. McCade presides and Mrs. M. C. King serves as secretary.
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Panhandle
Woman's Study Club
Pleasant Plains
Texas
Holland's Magazine
R. B. Masterson
Amarillo
J. C. McCade
M. C. King
Galveston Taxes Remitted in Senate Vote Reversal
Austin reports that Galveston taxes were remitted after a reversal by Speaker Lee Satterwhite. The Senate bill passed 81 to 48 with a two thirds majority not required, correcting last week’s ruling. Holbrook authored the bill amid the tax relief push.
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Associated Press
Austin
Galveston
Lee Satterwhite
Senate
Holbrook
Railroads Detail Hospital Plans and Staff Notes
Bids for a new Albuquerque hospital costing 300000 will be received by the Santa Fe next month as part of the A T and S F Hospital association. A second $350000 hospital is under construction in Los Angeles. The association runs railway hospitals in Fort Madison Topeka Ottawa Mulvane La Junta Clovis Albuquerque and Los Angeles funded by employer monthly earnings. Several personnel notes from Amarillo and nearby towns follow, including staff movements and travel.
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N. M
Santa Fe
J. P. Kaster
Topeka
Kans
A. T. and
Ss. F. Hospital Association
Los Angeles
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Fort Madison
Ottawa
Mulvane
la Junta
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Clovis
National Orange Show marks fifteenth anniversary in San Bernardino
The report notes California's National Orange Show celebrating its 15th anniversary in San Bernardino from February 19 to March 1. It attracts over a quarter of a million attendees annually and reflects the event's prominence in midwinter showcases.
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California
San Bernardino
Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings and Dismissals
Proceedings from the Seventh District Amarillo list motions overruled dismissals and submissions. Cases include Owens v Briscoe County, Anderson v Brown, Molyneaux et al v Amarillo ISD, Mann v Wright, Walker v Dockens, Texas Utilities Co v Clark, Judds v Lubbock Mutual Aid, U S Fidelity v Holcomb. Court references Briscoe Randall Lubbock Fisher Hale etc. Let’s go to The Fair.
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Court OF Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillao
Ed F. Mann
L. B. Wright
Lubbock
D. W. Walker
Anna Dockens
Fisher
Texas Utilities Co
O. S. Clark
Hale
Lacey Judds
Lubbock Mutual Aid Association
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
C. A. Holcomb
Many Old Time Razors Found in Panhandle
Panhandle residents report numerous antique razors still in service or ready for use. Hoarded pieces include razors from 18th and 19th centuries, with makers such as Joseph Rogers and Son, Sellers and Son, Wade and Butcher, Henry Sears and Sons. Names include Hl M Horton, W A Evans, G J Bull, C W Saunders, R M Nash, Henry Fuller.
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Panhandle
Hl. M. Horton
Mast Sixth Street
Germantown
Ind
Sheffield
Eng
W. A. Evans
Taylor Street
G. J. Bull
San Jacinto Heights
Joseph Rogers and Son
Bull
Mr. Bull
Former Peabody College Alumni May Meet in Amarillo
Former Peabody College for Teachers alumni plan a banquet in the near future, likely in Amarillo, Texas around February 19. West Texas State Teachers College faculty members who attended Peabody include R. B. Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cook, Anna Hibbets, Emma McCleskey, Mary E. Hudspeth, and Darthala Walker.
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Canyon
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Peabody College For
Nashville
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