Childress Banks Show Over 3 Million in Deposits
City banks in Childress Texas report total deposits over three million dollars based on January state statements. County cotton production rose by over 20 000 bales from 1923 a 33 22 percent gain, boosting farmer conditions after strong wheat and feed crops.
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Childress
Tex
Farmers & Mechanics
Childress County
Panhandle growth voices from Half Minute Interviews
J H Quayle and others discuss Panhandle development in Panhandle Texas and nearby Amarillo area. Residents foresee rising property values and more schools as Panhandle expands with growing population projections before 1928. John C G McKenzie quotes real estate guidance and urges quick contact via phone.
Santa Fe depot progress and crew notes in rail column
Santa Fe superintendent F J MacKie inspected the Canyon depot project with completion targeted for March. Cold weather slowed building. five workers from L F Smith's crew were off sick. Roaming updates include Hoggatts from Rock Island, a sick wife of a Santa Fe engineer, and a Fuel Conservation committee meeting set for January 14.
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Santa Fe
F. J. MacKie
Canyon
R. W. Prentice
Fuel Conservation Committee
City seeks bids on 3000 feet of storm pipe for Santa Fe viaduct
The city commission requested bids for 3,000 feet of 42 inch storm sewer pipe to drain water into the East Tenth Street viaduct site under the Santa Fe railway. Bids are to be opened January 20. Other materials for the viaduct project are also reportedly on order.
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East Tenth Street
Santa Fe Railway
City Commission
Rail and Society Notes From Early 20th Century Dispatches
The item lists a San Francisco traveler visiting brother A F Smith in San Francisco, a Rock Island contract for two Shawnee shops, a quirky quip about a hot ham pot, and a collage of railroad news. It notes beer timing, telephones, and a Saxophone inventor aside from local social satire and a dubious wedding spoof. It closes with Santa Fe freight totals for November 1924 and railway executive appointments at Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific.
Sock ad from Joe Killough & Co promotes Toe Holeproof wear
An advertisement urges readers to buy Ex Toe Holeproof socks at Joe Killough and Co to stop darning. It mentions Balloon stire headquarters Western Tire & Supply Co and provides phone 305 for contact.
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Joe Killough & Co
Western Tire & Supply Co
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Indianapolis
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Sid O'Keefe
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West 7Th St
By John Moore
Roy V. Hoggatt
Rock Island City
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Hutchinson
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W. W. Wheeler
Johnson Street
L. H. Fuqua
Harry J. Redlingshafer
Chicago Great Western Railway
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Rmerly
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John Moore
Bigs
Santa FE Way
Copse
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Detroit
Callum Motor Co,., Inc
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
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Fillmore Street
Mrs. Smith
Baby Boy
Rock Island
Shawnee, Oklo
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LaFayett Journal
Saxophone
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Bob Wooten
Bob
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Julius Owedem
William Brown
Susie
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Julius
Pantex
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Panhandlere
Florida
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F. H. Hammill
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
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Chicago
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Chicago Rock Island and Facifte Railway
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A. Petersen
Chicago Rock Island and Gulf Railway
Fort Worth
International Harvester Company OF America
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FORD
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J. G. Short
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