Invitations Accepted for Texas First Relay Games
Austin Texas January 26 Athletes from across Texas and the Southwest accept invitations to the first annual relay meet at the University of Texas May 27 Assistant Longhorn coach Alex Waite directs the event More than 400 invitations sent to high schools academies junior colleges and universities in the Southwest participation expected from nearly all invited groups The program includes field and track events and relay features with national names anticipated and special railroad rates likely for attendees.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Southwest
University of Texas
Alex Waite
Longhorn
Milady Beauty Secrets From a Self-Proclaimed Tripper
A four foot eleven inch, ninety four pound woman describes a daily beauty routine meant to keep her youthful. She sleeps seven hours, rises without a pillow, baths with water touching neck and chest, and performs cardio and facial exercises followed by cream and makeup.
Clovis Chamber of Commerce Receives 7000 Subscriptions
More than 7000 dollars have been subscribed for the Clovis chamber of commerce in 1920. A large banquet is set for Saturday January 1. No funds will be solicited at the meeting but officers and directors for the coming year will be elected. Local citizens credit the robust national economy for campaign success. Several out of town speakers will attend the banquet.
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T!e Globeslovia
N. M
Chamber of Commerce
Part Of Huge Estate Is Claimed By Rail Worker
San Antonio Jan 26 H A Jenkins 54 storekeeper for the M E and T railroad and his sister Mrs D Anderson claim nearly 500000 of the 6 million fortune of E Bh Jennings the Chicago millionaire who died October 11 1923 One witness to the will is missing and must be found before probate can proceed Bicycles 113 W 7th
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San Antonio
H. A. Jenkins
M. E. and T. Railroad
D. Anderson
E. Bh. Jennings
Chicago
New Application Of Team S Crazy 10 Word Puzzle
Holdenville Oklahoma January 24 puzzle lovers scarce in town skeleton oil derricks dot horizon. A crossword clipped from a newspaper pasted on a store window. An Indian woman stared at it and muttered puzzled remark about a crazy quilt.
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Holdenville
Okla
Nuinber
Amarillo Should Watch Littlefield Says Tom Barnes
Tom Barnes former Amarillo merchant now operating in Littlefield warns Amarillo to watch Littlefield as the Panhandle’s rising town. He predicts Lubbock doomed to decline as Littlefield’s growth accelerates and remarks on Littlefield’s rapid expansion and future skyline. Barnes heads to St Louis and Kansas City to buy merchandise.
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Tom Barnes
Amarillo
Littlefield
Lubbock
Panhandle
Texas
Barnes
St. Louis
Kansas City
France Faces Debt Debate With United States
Paris January 26 continued debate on France's postwar debt to the United States after Deputy Martin's speech. Louis Loucheur, a Versailles negotiator, challenges Senator Borah's claim of $100,000,000 gained from Sarre mines and argues the real value is less and that France cannot repay $3,000,000,000. He notes U.S. finances are stronger than France's.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Martin
Louis Loucheur
Borah
Marin
the Excelsior
America
Sarre
Claude to Drill Wells for City Water Works
Claude Texas January 26 The city has awarded the contract to Bill Houghland to drill wells for the city water works. Drilling will start soon and trenching plus laying water mains will wait until warmer weather.
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Claude
Tex
Bll Houghland
Paul ranch sale expands Panhandle farming reach
Ten thousand acres west of Littlefield have been sold to farmers within sixty days. L. L. Wells in charge of the sale reported hundreds of farmers moving into the Panhandle section. The Paul ranch is owned by J. H. Paul and Frank Paul of Panhandle.
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Paul
Littlefield
Ll. A. Wells
Panhandle
J. H. Paul
Frank Paul
Window Crackers Hit Houston Jewelry Stores
Gunshot free but window cutters left holes in glass as burglars struck two downtown Houston shops. The Dave Schlesinger store reported about 1600 dollars in jewelry and articles stolen, while EF. G. Nolan Co. lost roughly 400 to 500 dollars. Overall loot totaled around 6000 dollars.
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Houston
Dave Schlesinger
EF. G. Nolan Company
Texas Teachers to Meet Governor on School Plans
The Texas State Teachers' Association executive committee will travel to Austin to confer with Governor Miriam A. Ferguson on the public school program and statewide needs highlighted by the recent Texas school survey. President Lee Clark will lead, with Laura V. Hammer among attendees, aiming to improve Panhandle schools.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Austin
Lee Clark
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Laura V. Hammer
Potter County
Ferguson
Clark
Texas School Survey
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