Fir Log Cabin To Be Seen In Parade Here
E A Ware of Aberdeen Oregon will lead a parade with a Douglas fir log cabin mounted on a Graham Bros truck. The traveling cabin, eight feet in diameter, 16 feet long, includes two folding beds and a kitchen. They tour to promote Douglas fir lumber to 85,000 schoolchildren in over 90 schools. They plan to reach Amarillo at 2:30 pm for a display through downtown and then continue to Chicago for a lumbermen’s convention, weather permitting.
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Graham Bros
E. A. Ware
Aberdeen
Oregon
Amarillo
Mrs. Ware
Gleveland
Rio Ande Valley
Chicago
New York City
Atlantic Coast
Mra.ure
W. H
Ki. A. Wade
Graham
Chicago Landmark Being Torn Down
Chicago bids farewell to the Briggs House at 188 Westey Street as a new Chicago club building rises on the site. The hotel once hosted midwest officials and Lincoln used a Parlor A room to learn of his presidential nomination. Auction details and antique furniture pieces, including a tall hatrack, are described amid the sale.
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International News Service
Chicago
Westey Street
Abraham Lincoln
Briggs House
Lincoln
United States
Big Manhunt for Slayers of Deputies in Chicago
A double hunt centers on Chicago as Deputy Commissioner O Connor seeks John Burns and Samuel Baxter of West Lafayette Indiana. They vanished while in custody en route to a state reformatory. The bodies of Deputies John P Grove and Wallace McClure were found near Danville Illinois with neck injuries and a crushed skull.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. M. Johnson
Lafayette
Indiana
O’connor
John Burns
Samuel Baxter
West Lafayette
John P. Grove
Wallace McClure
Charles Abdill
Danville
Illinois
Groves
McClure
Up-to-Date Fashion Book Offer for Spring Summer 1928
Promotion for a spring and summer 1928 dressmaking book with color plates and 500 designs for ladies misses and children. Includes an article on dressmaking and notes on sewing stitches. Orders directed to Globe-News Brooklyn New York.
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Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Good British lawyers wont take judgeships
London Feb 17 due to poor pay it is harder to recruit lawyers for minor English judgeships Critics say salaries limit promising attorneys from leaving lucrative practice worth about 50000 dollars yearly for positions at most 10000 dollars annually Sid Edward A Parry former County Court judge cites salary as the core problem and urges that appointments should not depend on prior holdings of practice wealth.
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International News Service
London
England
Sid Edward A. Parry
Personal income and cold injury remark noted by judge
A fragment from a legal or personal exchange references reliance on personal income and cold sensitivity. The judge comments on how fingers numb when cold and remarks about susceptibility to head colds, indicating a conversation with implications for personal circumstance and possible legal context.
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Lewis
Fifth
Prospect Streets
Graham Bros. Company
San Antonio
Ware
Pacific Northwest
Slayers OF Deputies
George L. Langworthy
Oliver Eakle
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
U.S. A
Scott
Amarillo Fender and
Polk
Guy A. Carlander
Massie
Kerr & Walsh
E. F. Rittenberry
Blackburn
Healey Black Foot
Oliver Kakle
L. M. Black
D. C
Palmer School of Chiropractic
J. B. Bromert
Amarillo Western
Lumber “Panhandle Lumber CO
Tenth
Grant
6Th and Taylor
Greynhouses
Taylor
Cunningham Flower Shop
Uday West
L. V. Cradit
J. H. Chandler
John Wall
Southwestern Public Service Co
International Harvester CO
Sigmon Furniture Meg. CO
E. Tenth St
Fillmore St
W. Forest Dutton
Fisk Medical and Professional Building
East Fourth
Ste
Amarillo Typewriter
L. C. Smith and Corona
East 4Th. St
WATERBURY / COMPOUND
Waterbury's Compound
Waterbury's
Harrison
Ato
Beefetideyccei Ae Public Service
Marinello
Beauty Shop
Regents
Polk St. Vhone
Ernest R. Archambeau
Oliver Bakle
Graham Trucks and Trailers
Wade
Cullum Motor Co., Inc
Tyler
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