Bridge Tournament Third-Round Pairings Set for Junior League
Sixteen teams advance to the third round of the second annual Junior League Bridge Tournament with finals scheduled Saturday at Green Brothers Furniture in downtown. Wednesday night features bracketed play with the remaining 16, after 51 started and 17 were eliminated Tuesday.
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Green Brothers Furniture Company
Sixth Avenue
Taylor Street
Bob Browne
Ted Neely
Bob Lynn
H. E. Westmoreland
B. Younger
Sharpe McCullough
George Kinsey
Frank Higinbotham
Ercel Blackburn
Walter Browne
Henry Gooch
Cornelius Gooch
C. F. Collier
Roy Greenhill
Cy Rieger
Betty Webster
Art Wagoner
Rex Stegall
E. L. Rumph
Jess Dickie
Charles Young
George McGrath
Horace Gooch
Elberta Gooch
Colorado Springs
Bennie Greenhill
Beaumont Stinnet
G. H. Hudson
Harold Anderson
Doctor endorses Cystex for kidney and bladder relief
Indianapolis Health Commissioner Dr Walter R George promotes Cystex as a prescription to cleanse the urinary tract and purify blood, claiming it starts working in 15 minutes and costs 3 cents per dose. He urges sufferers of functional kidney and bladder disorders to obtain the Formula and follow the dosage, with a money back guarantee if not fixed.
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Walter R. George
Indianapolis
Ind
W. R. George
Tennis court dispute prompts city court repairs
City improprieties over a north side tennis court led Ralph Bennett to appeal before the city commission. Property owners allege lawn damage and disruptive behavior. Bennett cites minimal profanity and pledges improved wire netting and cooperation. A petition signed by taxpayers supports the court as a community asset and urges safeguards, with plans to study moving the court to Thompson Park.
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Ralph Bennett
City Commission
Buchanan
Lincoln
Wichita
Bennett
Commission
North Side Park
Charles Rodgers
Guy Bennett
J. ©. Montgomery
Ben Ratliff
W. H. Standish
Etta Mansfield
J. E. Baggs
Hardin
A. W. Walker
Grover Randall
Schoonover
J. D. Horton
A. L. Foster
J. S. Huckabee
N. O. Halley
Cecil Simpson
L. ©. Killian
W. F. Holmes
Curtis Powell
Bob Howes
John Mann
Grover Taylor
J. R. Corbut
H. Edward Pearce
Wayne E. Byers
Olan Boynton
John Sullivan
Charles Miller
Herman Smith
Johnny Price
Virginia Cauble
Gladys Fowler
Hobart Mansfield
Noble Hargrove
George Pearce
DeWitt Cleghorn
Garland Pearce
Jack Cleg
Monday Night to Bring New Negro Revue
Amarillo audiences will see Irving Miller's Brown Skin Models in a all negro revue at Municipal Auditorium Monday night. The 40 member cast features Harlem comedians with music, dialogue, and dance. Tickets are at The News Globe or City Drug Store. lower floor 85 cents to $1.10, balcony 25 to 85 cents, sponsored by Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Amarillo
Irving Miller
Municipal Auditorium
Harlem
West
News-Globe
Polk Street
Wilbur C. Hawk
Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association
Thrift Room
P. T. A. Council
H. E. Westmoreland
Bivins
E. B. Meyer
Hoover Signs Permit for Tracks Over Helium Land
President Hoover signed an act authorizing the secretary of commerce to grant an easement for the North Plains and Santa Fe rail road right of way over helium gas fields. The measure sets terms for railroad access across the contested area and outlines regulatory approvals.
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Hoover
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
North Plains and Santa Fe
Tennis court safety note adds wire netting for balls
The article mentions adding additional wire netting if necessary to prevent tennis balls from landing on adjoining property, highlighting safety and property boundaries.
Dalhart Teams Have Imposing Cage Mark
Dalhart girls lost only two of ten conference games and scored 404 to 195 for opponents. Dalhart boys fell once in ten conference games and then lost twice to Amarillo in the three game bi sectional series, totaling 433 points for Dalhart to 199 for opponents.
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Dalhart
Dalhart Girls
Conlon
Dalhart Boys
Amarillo
Fourth Man Added To Highway Patrol
A fourth man has joined the Amarillo state highway patrol unit. H. Reissig arrived from Lufkin to join Sergeant R. H. Routh as head of the local staff, with officers Boyce Long and L. T. Kef fet also serving alongside. Tasulin, a diabetes remedy, is noted as a beneficial tonic and weight builder.
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Amarillo
H. Reissig
Lufkin
R. H. Routh
Boyce Long
L. T. Keffet
Tasulin
Government lands in Potter County Texas described in easement
The article notes lands owned by the government in Potter County Texas and details an easement granted for the Santa Fe railway’s Las Animas route. The right of way crosses up to a quarter mile of federal land part of an 11,800 acre tract near the Canadian River containing helium gas. The easement, signed by the President, begins a process for a revokable license to be provided later by an act of Congress.
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Sana Fe
Las Animas
Colo
U. S
Act of Congress
Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin claims quick vitality boost
A doctor advertises Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a harmless stimulant for sluggish organs. It promotes bowel movement with laxative herbs and senna, promising energy, relief from bilious days, and avoidance of chronic constipation, available at druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
First $25 Courthouse Tied to Ragtown in City History
Potter County started with a $25 appropriation in 1887 for a tent and chairs as a temporary county clerk office. Amarillo’s sketch notes cowboys named one townsite Ragtown at the railroad camp, contrasting with Tascosa. The site lay between Mileposts 341 and 342 near the Whitcomb stone house built in 1893.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Jenkins
Plains
Tascosa
Whitcomb
Dr Green's Sister Dies In Houston Funeral
Dr H T Green returned from Houston after attending funeral services for his sister Mrs M Walker. He had been at her bedside for the last 30 days.
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Green
H. T. Green
Houston
M. Walker
Visitors cited in traffic stop excuses in Amarila
Police report many motorists offered the excuse that visitors were driving their cars and unaware of traffic rules. The trend follows a previous claim of rushing to see a doctor or dentist as a reason for tickets.
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Amarila
Then He Whispered- Sweetheart I Love You
An ad style narrative describes a woman transforming from dull to lively, attracting men with pep and vitality. It promotes Vincl, a pep tonic with iron lime and phosphates, claiming bodily beauty and energy. A free trial booklet is offered via Vinol Dept. T. 45 St. Paul Minn, with Fox Drug Co in Amarillo as seller.
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Vinci
Dept. T
St. Paul, Minn
Fox Drug Co
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