Seven Legislators Attend University in Texas
Austin jan 10 among the students at the University of Texas are seven who will be members of the Texas legislature in the coming session one senator and six representatives Eugene Miller Weatherford senior in the law school senator elect Hr G Woodruff Paradise law student manager of hall representative elect from the forty eighth district F G Bedford Poolville law student representative elect from the one hundred third district C G Sheats Franklin arts and sciences student representative elect from the Robinson county district F A Raymer Austin junior in the law school representative elect from Travis county H R Maxwell Wayland law student representative elect from the one hundred and Y T G Renfro Mullin junior law student youngest member representative elect from the one hundred and fourth district
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Poolville
C. G. Sheats
Franklin
College of Arts and Sciences
Robinson County
F. A. Raymer
Austin
Travis County
H. R. Maxwell
Wayland
YT. G. Renfro of
Mullin
Motorists urged to obtain tags by January 15 in Potter County
Potter county motorists are warned by John Speed state highway officer and county attorney H KK Stanfield to secure their motor car licenses. Driving without a 1923 license after January 15 will bring prosecution, with a 25 percent penalty added after February 1 for January violations.
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Potter County
John Speed
H. KK. Stanfield
Panhandle voices mix talk of golf and refineries
Half Minute Interviews quote Asbury A Callaghan and W R Ellis from Panhandle. Vaughn questions talk of a golf course while plans to do big things loom. Frank Paul invites Amarillo to visit a refinery and a 55 000 barrel tank. Phone 806 for details.
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Asbury A
W. R. Ellis
Panhandle
Amarillo
Frank Paul
West Texas Teachers College to Show Hog Herd
West Texas State Teachers College agricultural department plans a show hog herd to support Panhandle breeders and share brood stock. Four proven brood sows, two Duroc Jerseys and two Poland Chinas, will be purchased from Panhandle breeders to form a nucleus for a future show herd. The 1925 program includes showing the herd at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition in September.
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John L. M'Carty
Agricultural Department
West Texas
Canyon
Phillips
Amarillo
Harmon Benton
James A. Bush
Board of City Development
Edgar F. Laird
Marymere Farms
John L. McCarty
Globe Staff
Hereford and the Panhandle Swine Breeders Association
FE. W. Harrison
J. W. Jennings
Randall County
T. M. Moore
Frank R. Phillips
Reagan Sherman
College
Milton Reyvers
Youthful Canyon
Panhandle
College Farm
Elgar F. Laird
Harrison
Hereford
Amarillo Tri-State
Park Lewis
Fancy Fish Suffer Fatal Disease in Amarillo Aquariums
A mysterious epidemic strikes goldfish in Amarillo causing rapid illness and death. In many homes and Oscar Randal’s pet shop aquarium, affected fish become listless, lose balance, sink, and die within days, with only occasional multiple deaths in a tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oscar Randal
Randal
Eighty-Nine Amarillo Dogs Licensed Ahead of Catcher
Eighty nine dogs in Amarillo are now licensed indicating a likely higher annual total. Licenses cost one dollar for males and two dollars for females. Dogs held at the pound may be redeemed by paying license fees and a catcher’s fee within 24 hours.
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Amarillo
Weeded topics and teaching careers span West Texas teachers
James A. Bush notes he dislikes weed seed spread and favors burning along fence lines though it risks posts and wires. The article also mentions many former West Texas State Teachers College students becoming teachers in other colleges after completing work at large universities.
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James A. Bush
Texas State Teachers’ College
Bank Statement Affirms Funds In Potter County Texas
State of Texas Potter County records show a financial declaration signed by C. M. McCullough vice president and C. Hl. Keeney assistant cashier. The document sworn January 9 1925 includes an official seal and attestations by bank officers.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Ray Wheatley
P.S. Campbell
P. S. Campbell
A. D
C. M. McCullough
C. Hl. Keeney
M. McCcullough
C.H. Keeney
Texas
H. E. Puqua
H. E. Fuqua
Clyde Oberste
W. H. Fuqua
M. Fb. Fuqua
J. Sochersnett
State
Potteriss I
Bank Balance Sheet Items From Historic Ledger
The document lists resources and liabilities including loans 2,149,558.55 and total loans, deposits, and securities. It itemizes banking assets such as cash in vault, reserves, securities, real estate, and capital stock, with figures like 26,000 banking house and 19,000 furniture, and notes totals for deposits and liabilities across banks and customers.
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U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Itms
Clearing House
U.S
Banking House
Directors Named In Correct Attest Statement
Correct attestation lists W. OBrien Co B Reed er J R Wrather as directors.
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Chas. A. Fisk
W. O'Brien
B. Reeder
J. R. Wrather
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Continental Savings and Building Association
Dallas, Texas
Williams-Orr
Taylor Street
Sewell Drug Co
Palo Duro Hotel
Burgess
Gish
Amarillo Bank & Trust CO
Daily Globe
M. W. Black
G. Paul
B. C
D. Byngmn
JH. Paul
R. H. Bridges
Notary Public
Amarillo, Texas
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Reserve District No
First National Bank
Amerillo
National Bank OF Commerce
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