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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1925

Page

3

Social Notes and Parties Brighten New Year in Amarillo

Miss Curtis unimproved with influenza. Miss Busy Body hosts a children’s party on Child’s street. Mrs Rose entertains with New Year watch party at 1410 Hughes. Polk Street Methodist Missionary society holds Christmas tree event with Miss Robbie Simpson gift distribution. Community mentions continue with various visits and plans for meetings and travel.

Polk Street Methodist. Missionary Society W. T. Leachman Robbie Simpson Willmering Cobk Jackson Street Amarillo Ake W. A. Askew Miss Busy Body Child's Street Misses Red Cheeks Giggle Box Girlie Runaway Ldllie Badcold Brother Pest-About Mother

railroad news and folks in twenty five

Rail and railway officials tour Amarillo as Rock Island leaders travel through. L. M. Allen vice president and passenger traffic manager Chicago along with C. A. Searle general passenger agent Kansas City and A. B. Warner general manager El Reno joined the party. H. P. Greenough superintendent Dalbart accompanied them as far as Amarillo. Allen praised Amarillo for substantial progress among Rock Island towns.

L. M. Allen Chicago C. A. Searle Kansas City A. B. Warner el Reno

Railway firms seek authority to operate Luisa and Santa Fe lines

The Santa Fe seeks permission to acquire and operate a railway site owned by Luisa and Santa Fe Railway in Luisa, Onis. The Rock Island’s Golden State Limited makes its first run with radio gear aboard. Amarillo grain movement July to November totals 0,004 cars, led by wheat and oats. Waco and the Missouri Kansas and Texas plan grade crossing eliminations with viaducts at several streets. J S Pyeatt, born Prairie Grove Ark, entered rail service in 1894. Southern Pacific awards belt railway contract around Dallas linking Texas and Pacific and Houston and Texas Central lines.

The Santa Ie Luisa Ana Santa Te Yaiway Luisa Onis LG Suisse Wilen Padla Fe Umer Amarillo Minde J. #. Ross Ajyuarillo Grain Exchange J. S. Pyeatt New Orleans Texas and Mexico Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Prairie Grove Ark Southern Pacific Company Gifford Construction Company Dallas Tex McKinzie Construction Company San Antonio Texas and Pacific Railway Houston and Texas Central Railway Southern Pacific

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