Christmas Week Rail Folks Remembered for Service
John Moore recalls railroad workers who kept mail, packages, and holiday supplies moving in Amarillo. He praises post office staff, expressmen, bakers, milkmen, and especially railroad crews for weathering conditions to ensure a joyous Christmas. The piece lists Santa Fe and Rock Island personnel with holiday travel and duties, notes departures and returns, and ends with family visits.
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Amarillo
Eleven Years of Prohibition To Be Celebrated
Dallas Texas January 1 Eleven years of prohibition will be marked January 16 by the Anti Saloon League of Texas and other dry units nationwide. Rev Atticus Webb Dallas superintendent urges ministers to choose a Sunday in January for an anniversary sermon in support of the dry cause with careful speaker selection. The Texas league offices are in Dallas and plan to work through political party traders.
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Atticus Webb
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