Garner Favor Gains as Garner for President Emerges
Jed C. Adams Democratic committeeman reports a nationwide Garner boom and urges nominating Speaker John N. Gartner for the Presidency. Adams says Garner appeals to all classes and would be the logical choice, arguing he is a straight-talking leader who has remained true to his roots.
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Democratic National
Washington
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Garner
White House
Jack Garner
Building and Realty Notes Appointments at Amarillo Board
Noble Paulk of the Amarillo Real Estate Board announces executive committee appointments across nine committees including Appraisal Taxation Arbitration City Planning and Publicity. J. W. Myers buys a home at 8007 Independence Street San Jacinto from Noble Paulk. The Real Estate Exchange con-
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Noble Paulk
The
Amarillo Real Estate Board
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J. Gilvin
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H. N. Wheeler
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T. J. Wagner
Tom Cotton
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F. M. Leforge
C. M. Thomas
Charles
J. W. Myers
Independence Street
San Jacinto
Local Real Estate Transfers Move Through Amarillo Firms
A series of property transactions are announced. Fred Seale and Hugo Lowenstern coordinate moves to 402 Polk Street while the Exchange relocates to 107 West Sixth Avenue. Duke Cullum leases the M. L. Fleming residence at 2017 Lipscomb Street through Charles Wolflin. A. E. Gosnell buys 2407 Hayden Street via Hugo H. Lowenstern of the Real Estate Exchange. Mrs. Willie E. Huntsley purchases a five room frame at Seventh Avenue and Washington Street from W. A. Askew. F. B. Davis buys a home from Panhandle Lumber Company to be built on a Southside Estates tract along Canyon Amarillo Highway, via C. W. East Company. Carl W. Miller buys the new six room home at 2803 Harrison Street from R. T. Westerfield through C. W. East Company and plans to move January. H. E. Ferguson, formerly with G. T. Oliver & Company, is noted in the listing.
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Hugo Lowenstern
Polk Street
Exchange
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Sixth Avenue
A. E. Gosnell
Safety First Bus Company
Hayden Street
Hugo H. Lowenstern
The
Real Estate Exchange
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Panhandle Lumber Company
Southside Estates
Canyon- Amarillo
C. W. East Company
Carl W. Miller
Harrison Street
R. T. Westerfield
Mrs. Miller
Oliver-Eakle
Druggist Presents New Headache Formula
A North Carolina pharmacist has created a blended formula named B. C. that claims to relieve headaches in minutes. The mix, sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages, supposedly soothes neuralgia, muscular pain, colds, fever, and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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B. C
Panhandle Land Transfers Reach Deep in Panhandle Region
Real estate changes sweep Castro County near Hart and Deaf Smith County south of Adrian as W R Reed plans a new home on land bought from Noble Paulk. G F and M P Nussbaum expand holdings by purchasing an improved half section from C W East Company. 8 S Williams sells land west of Stratford to Carl W Miller. C W East Company confirms the deal.
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Adrian
Deaf Smith County
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Amarillo Bus Company
S. Williams
Canyon
Stratford
Carl W. Miller
666 Remedy Claims For Colds Across Internals And Externals
A user asserts a combined internal liquid or tablet form and external salve labeled 666 provides a complete and effective treatment for colds. The claim lacks supporting evidence and details on clinical testing, ingredients, dosage, or safety profile. Readers should seek verified medical guidance before use.
Tax Payments At City Hall Hold Average
Amarillo city taxes continue at an average rate with daily collections between 3,000 and 36,000 since January 1. Delinquency begins January 31, but early penalties are reduced to 1 percent for the first month. Penalties rise one percent monthly to 10 percent by November as taxpayers rush to pay. City hall workers report strong public cooperation.
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Minor pupil defects corrected by health unit findings
Amarillo health unit physicians examined 6 853 children last year. Of these 3 060 were found defective, mostly minor in nature and many corrected. About 600 received treatment for dental defects at the unit’s dental clinic.
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Amarillo Health Unit
Phillips Awarded Army Gas Contract for Aviation Fuel
Phillips Petroleum Company has been awarded a U S Army Air Corps contract for at least 3 819 000 gallons of aviation gasoline covering January 1 to July 1. The agreement outlines delivery to support military air operations.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
United States Army Air Corps
Phillips
Petroleum Company Plans 100 Percent Natural Gasoline With Lead
Petroleum Company will supply gasoline that is 100 percent natural with tetraethyl lead added. This fuel will be used in army zones two through four, covering most of the central and midwestern United States and the west coast.
College of Music Recital Tonight by Amarillo Pupil List
Advanced students of Amarillo College of Music under Lila Austin Myers will perform a recital tonight at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. Admission is free. The program features a roster of participating pupils.
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Amarillo College of Music
Lila Austin Myers
Notable Local Names Presented For Review
Virginia Thompson Myra Ruth Smith Yetta Moore Hope Adams Helen Osgood Caro line Pestor Fao Wheeler Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Jean Epperson Neva Claybrook Evelyn Kennedy Marella Myers and Harry Wheeler are listed among individuals presented for consideration. The roster includes multiple women and at least one man in a community or organizational context awaiting decision or endorsement.
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Virginia Thompson
Myra Ruth Smith
Yetta Moore
Hope Adams
Helen Osgood
Caroline Pestor
Fao Wheeler
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Jean Epperson
Neva Claybrook
Evelyn Kennedy
Marella Myers
Harry Wheeler
First U S Oil Well Drilled Reaching 69 Feet in 1858
The earliest American oil well reached a depth of 69 feet during its 1858 drilling. The project marked the start of United States petroleum extraction, highlighting the industrial beginnings of the oil era and early drilling efforts.
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