Palmer's Devoted Public Service Remembered in Amarillo
Denver's Frank R. Jamison, visiting Amarillo, seeks to fund a grave marker for Hans Valmer, former Amarillo traffic manager. The Globe and News will accept voluntary subscriptions. Jamison honors Tomlin Palmer, praised for lifelong civic service despite disability, noting his early work with Pecos Valley lines and Santa Fe Railway shaping Amarillo's growth.
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Frank R. Jamison
Denver
Amarillo
Hans Valmer
Globe and News
Jamison
Toml
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe Railway Company
Memorial Marker Plan for Mr Palmer’s Service in Amarillo
Friends of Mr Palmer announce a fund to erect a monumental marker at his grave in Amarillo honoring his philosophy and friendship. Contributions via the Giibe and News are welcomed with proper attention and credit for supporters in this act of respect and memory.
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Amarillo
Palmer
Texas Regents Seek To Determine Their Powers
University of Texas regents meet in Austin to define regents powers over the state legislature regarding the university. An attorney general opinion may be sought as the afternoon session tackles the issue. The group also refused to hear Beaumont High School’s Interscholastic appeal, saying the executive committee of the league held jurisdiction.
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Austin
University of Texas Regents
Meaumont High School
Tony
Posse Seeks Negro After Family Killings Near Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on January 20 posses hunted a feared negro believed to have shot and killed three members of a family and wounded a fourth last night. The dead are Clarence Bryant 28 and two children, an eight year old daughter and a five year old son. The wife is in serious condition at a local hospital today.
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Associated Prees
Laxington
Gomlinwed
Klad
Clarence Bryant
Foveal
Amarillo
Amarilo
California
Federal Judge Charged with Falsifying Records
Be Associated Press reports that Judge Harry G. Anderson of the Western District of Tennessee was charged with falsifying records in cases before him. The accusation was presented today to a Senate judiciary subcommittee.
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Washington
Harry G. Anderson
Western District of
Tennessee
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Oklahoma and Texas Livestock and Stocks Report
Grain prices and livestock lists from Amarillo, Chicago, St. Louis, and Fort Worth show feeders, hogs, cattle, and calves with mixed demand. Prices span butchers, stockers, and fat cattle, while stock market action notes broker loans fears easing and early gains in several rails and industrials.
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FY. Worth
Fort Worth
Amarillo News Roundup Sparks Local Travel and Trade
Amarillo items highlight car purchases by Waler Jennings and Gassman, a $100 ink well gift, and local sales from Buick dealers. District events include court appeals, a frame dwelling permit for 2500 dollars, and comments from officials on oil field prospects. A government probe ties to a 16 year old’s California case, plus regional labor notes from Brazil and England.
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J. W. Waler
W. G. Jennings
Abilene
Amarillo
Lee Banks
Pompa
Bill Frost
Louis Kirsch
Homer Stewat
N. Coffee
Wheeler
Veadie
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Kentucky Street
J. J. Gassman
Sinclair Oil Company
Porst Motor Company
Alin McCall
Fillimont Street
Jack Wyatt
Amarllo
Laura Hamner
Rochester
Minnesota
Wloyd Y. JF
American Central Life Insurance Company
Childress
Thomas Ewing
Virginia Avenue
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Ayed
Coutmuas
al Paredesville
Oklahoma
Will A. Miller
News-Globe
Panhandle
Claude
Griggs Undertaking Company
Tipton
J. R. Porter
Clarendon
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Tyler
Post Office
DeWitt Leachman
The
Globe News
Sheriff Department
Santa Fe
Medicine touted as near miracles in treating stomach woes
Thousands of former sufferers endorse Gordon's Antiseptic from a Dallas pharmacist as a remedy for stomach and bowel troubles. Letters from prominent people praise its effects, and a booklet titled "80000 For This Discovery" is offered to readers. The product claims to aid digestion, reduce fermentation, soothe inflammation, and restore normal bowel function.
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Gordon
Dallas
Littl
City Drug Co
Fox Drug
Wubetter Co Drug Co
First Christian Church Shows Growth in 1925 Additions
Rev. Fred O'Malley reported 291 additions to the First Christian Church in 1925, with only two deaths in a membership of 800 to 900. He predicted a larger year ahead, noting fifteen additions on a single Sunday.
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First Christian Church
Fred O'Malley
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Assell & GO
Oderell the Panhandle Printing Co
ANC
Texas
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Postoffice Books
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Coos
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Kanees City
Jan
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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St. Louis
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New York
Great Britain
France
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Belgium
Germany
Fokyo
Montreal
Oklahoma City Livestock
Okahoma City
Oklo
Chesapeake and Ohio
Dupont, Woolworth, Foundation Company
Indium Steel
Motor
American Can
Goldwin
General Motors
Hudson
U. S. Rubner
American Smelting
Atlantic Coast Line
U. S. Steel
Southern
Frisco
Nash Motors
National Surety
New Orleans
Jan Aeeetue
Os Jan Tener
Los Angeles
Ters
Brazil
England
Amarillo Oil Exchange
Grover C. Bishop
Phone 625 Hotel
Odell Carlton
Land Discovery
G. M. Gordon
Polk Street
Christian Church
Amrillo
Southwestern Public Service Company
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