Radio Farm Program Draws Broad Reader Response From Coast To Coast
The Board of City Development expands Amarillo Panhandle farm program outreach by broadcasting on Station KGRS. Readers from multiple states request pamphlets with full program details. A Oregon man notes three brothers farm Swisher County and recalls W H Fuqua’s banking talk. A California writer asks for another cowboy song.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
KGRS
Radio Statin
Charles J. Hinman
Hinsdale
the Note
A. G. McConnnell
Alton
Ilinoise
J. B. Shannon
el Centro
California
T. J. Bass
Cone
Oregon
C. T. Newton
Rock Island
Guy T. Trowbridge
Denver
Colorado
Hawthorne
Jack D. Dewar
Coronado
N. A. Peters
Graysonia
Arkansas
Mr. Bass
Swisher County
W. H. Fuqua
Dodge Victory Six debut drew huge Amarillo crowd
Will Rogers Al Jolson and Paul Whiteman headlined a Dodge Brothers Victory Six reveal staged by Cullum Motor in Amarillo. Hundreds attended a party with a loud speaker orchestra and entertainment, marking the showroom visit as the largest crowd yet. Three Victory Six models were on display with more to come.
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Will Rogers
al Jolson
Fred
Dorothy Store
Paul Whiteman
Dodge Brothers
New Victory
The
Cullum Motor Company
Roy Cullum
Amarillo
Cullum Company
Buckles Add Flair to Evening Opera Pumps
Fashion notes highlight Buckles as the smart trim for evening opera pumps in a vivid rose kid pair. Large buckles shine with matching kid leather, delivering a stylish comment on color and texture for formal wear.
Birds at Boy Scout Camp Hit by Hunters
Tom Nelson and Boy Scout officials lament the destruction of quail at Camp William Warner southeast of Claude. About 100 quail were planted over eighteen months and grew in the canyon, but hunters slaughtered them after the quasi season opened. Officials consider closing the camp to non authorized visitors to protect wildlife and grounds.
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Tom Nelson
William Warner
Claude
Dripping Springs
Dripping Springs Canyon
Pigmy Islanders Powerful Says Capt Salisbury
Captain Edward A. Salisbury savages praise of Andaman Island aborigines as supreme archers. He describes their bow craft, arrow points, and prowess at shooting within twenty five yards, contrasting with American hunters who shoot beyond seventy five yards. The Gow screening continues at the Fair theater with a native battle scene featuring Gow.
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Andaman
Bay of Bengal
Edward A. Salisbury
Gow
Fair Theater
Art Young
William Stewart White
Capitan Salisbury
Salisbury
Sailebury
Texas Ship Lines Opens Two Offices
The Texas Oceanic Steamship Company announced by Thomas R. Hancock that it will open offices at Dallas and Beaumont to handle United States Shipping Board vessels to the United Kingdom and Italian ports. The firm will also establish branch offices at Port Arthur and Corpus Christi though district managers for these posts have not been named.
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Associated Preas
Houston
Dellas
Beaumont
Texas Oceanic Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
United Kingdom
Thomas R. Hancock
Hancock
Thes Company
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
Governor seeks Klan eviction from Indiana
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam filed suit to cancel the Ku Klux Klan’s certificate of admission in Indiana and to prevent further activities. The action asks for an injunction and the appointment of a receiver, alleging the Klan aims to control state politics and government.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Arthur L. Gilliam
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Gilliam
Snakeskin Anklet Feature in Pale Blue Opera Item
Pale blue snakeskin opera anklet with a matching left ankle piece. Center flower fastens with a gleaming center element.
Card of Thanks for R R Wheatley
We express sincere thanks to friends of husband and father R R Wheatley for their kindness and sympathy during his illness and after his passing.
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R. R. Wheatley
Funeral Rites for Van Winkle Today
Funeral services for R. E. Van Winkle a twice mayor of Oklahoma City will be held at 2 pm in Masonic Temple Harding Memorial Home He died yesterday morning in Beaumont Texas He served as ninth and eleventh mayor and the notice thanks Dr McMeans Fincher N S Griggs and Son and his family expresses gratitude to Mrs R R Wheatley and family
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Unnted Press
Oklahoma City
R. E. van Winkle
Beaumont
Texas
Masonic Temple Harding Memorial
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Amarillo Fish Market
Texaco
S. & H. Green
Adkissor & Gunn Harrison
Dial
Barnard Mezzanine
Moore-Poston
America
Taylor
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