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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1924

Page

8

Marriage at Canadian Texas Ties Abbie Herron to Frank Hackley

A large circle of friends witnessed the marriage of Miss Abbie Herron and Frank Hackley at the bride’s parents home in Canadian Texas at four in the afternoon of February 24. The couple left that evening for California coast points and will settle in Amarillo after their trip. The bride is noted as one of Canadian’s fairest young ladies and the groom is a reliable Santa Fe locomotive engineer.

Abbie Herron Frank Hackley Canadian Texas California Amarillo Santa Fe

Amended Panhandle News Highlights From Amarillo

Local notes describe Panhandle Livestock Producers’ convention March 4 and 5 with reduced fares from multiple states. Reports of railroad safety campaigns urge stopping, looking, listening at crossings and warn of the dangers of autos versus trains. Conductor C D Roberts plans to move to Woodward around March 1. Grady Stegall to occupy the Roberts home. V V Ball and family relocate to 1502 Lincoln Street. William H Holmes, secretary to J B Bris, mentioned.

C. D. Roberts Woodward Grady Stegall Roberts

Phrasebook of a Secret Memoir No. 1

A chief clerk is named and a narrator recounts a muddled tale about a promoted official. The text touches on a husband and father from a neighboring state making a bitter drink spilling drops on a sleeping baby and a nurse called a liar. It mentions wealth from oil and the Bok plan author and the enigmatic Flame Youth.

White Deeper Students Hear Poultry Lectures

Prof. W. A. Clark, superintendent of White Deer schools, and ten pupils joined the Fort Worth and Denver Poultry special in Amarillo for lectures and demonstrations. He notes twelve more students engage in seventh year agricultural work, with the advanced class full of high school pupils.

W. A. Clark White Deer Amarillo Fort Worth Denver Clark Glark

Massey Harris to Open Branch and Distribution Hub in Amarillo

Massey Harris Co., a leading implement concern, plans to open a branch in Amarillo and establish a distributing house there as part of its expansion in the United States. The move reinforces its status among the largest farm equipment firms nationwide.

Amarillo Massey- Harris Co United States

Poultry Special Draws Crowd in Claude

A large crowd attended the Poultry Special of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad yesterday afternoon in Claude. Lectures on poultry raising were given by Reid Estes and Prof. R. M. Sherwood. Egg contest prizes were awarded to Mrs. Raef, W. F. McCartney, and Mrs. Pavillard, with further prizes for dozen eggs awarded to Mrs. Burch, Mrs. Bruce, and Mrs. Raef. The Panhandle Poultry Association announced a six month egg-laying contest starting March 1 with a 31 membership fee and a scoring system.

Fort Worth Denver Reid Estes Town Park Bay R. M. Sherwood College Station Texas Frank Raef W. F. McCartney D. Pavillard O. M. Burch E. R. Bruce Earl Curry Panhandle Poultry Association Claude

Storm cools off 12000 eggs in college incubator

A poultry specialist visiting the Panhandle noted a snow storm at College Station that knocked power to incubators. Twelve thousand eggs set for hatching cooled as the station dealt with the outage. He plans to return to the state in summer.

R. M. Sherwood College Station Poultry Special Panhandle Sherwood

The Cash Birthday Gift Parody

A humorous exchange from Harvard Lampoon shows a daughter asking for twenty five dollars for a birthday gift and a father replying he would prefer the cash himself. The skit mocks thriftiness in a domestic scene.

Jane Harvard Lampoon

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