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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1927

Page

15

M System expands with six Amarillo stores and 56 workers

The first M System grocery opened in Amarillo on October 15, 1924 at 606 Polk with two employees. Now six local stores, two in the oil field and one in Canyon, employ 56 people. The chain tops 500 stores nationwide, yielding over 2 million dollars in local business this year.

M System Amarillo Polk Street Canyon Fifth Florida Streets Tenth van Buren West Sixteenth East Tenth North Fillmore United States

M System Stores Employ 56 People in Amarillo

Fifty six workers are employed across six M System stores in Amarillo since the 1924 start with two employees. The list includes H V Weir Buford Pieratt Paul Shumate Floyd Hitchcock and others. The adona advises thorough rug cleaning to prevent moths and notes Argentina uses horses to create mud for brick making.

M System Amarillo H. V. Weir Buford Pieratt Paul Shumate Floyd Hitchcock George Dull W. C. Morehead L. V. Mickle J. W. Weaver Homer Davis J. M. Dwight J. L. Sparks L. D. McMurray Neil Yowes J. S. Booth Hugh Craig John Gorin J. B. Walker Homer Jacob D. R. Grisham M. A. Denson D. M. Womack J. C. Sullivan C. M. Tuell Steve Lea O. E. Price V. D. Gerasimo B. Kersy S. Mullins E. H. Doty W. A. King W. EF J. A. Freema Ite A. Freeman C. N. McKelany W. W. Rogers W. H. Farr T. B. Davis Homey Coats George Chandler Neil Carrigan W. L. Russell

Queen Mary Drops Royal Address During Shopping

London reports Queen Mary breaks with tradition by asking shop attendants to address her as Madame rather than Your Majesty while shopping. She says she tires of fuss and wants to be treated like any other customer, avoiding bows and fanfare.

London Queen Mary Your

Queen Mary as Shopper Queen of Britain

The article portrays Queen Mary as a democratic shopper who enjoys visiting out of the way London shops, Windsor and other towns. She aims to see bric-a-brac and antiques, travels with attendants handling details, and when she selects items she says I ll take that with a two hour advance notice to shop owners. Her purchases are paid by a lady in waiting within 24 hours.

Queen Mary London Windsor Britain Queen Victoria Queen Marie C Heck

Indiana plans shrine to honor Lincoln's mother

Indiana forms the Indiana Lincoln Union to build a shrine on the site where Nancy Hanks Lincoln is buried. Richard Lieber leads a 125 member committee including Will Hays, George Ade, Kent Cooper, Albert Beveridge, Booth Tarkington and Thomas Taggart. The state owns 70 acres by the grave and seeks 20 more to encompass the Lincoln cabins.

Lincoln Nancy Hanks Lincoln Indiana Indiana Lincoln Union Will H. Hays George Ade Kent Cooper Albert J. Beveridge Booth Tarkington Thomas Taggart

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