Brighter colors predicted for men’s suits in 1930s trend
Cleveland reports at the National Association of Merchant Tailors of America that grays dominate and blue declines. The group urges hotels to give waiters a separate uniform, defines formal wear standards, and endorses wedge coats for street use while detailing slimmer trousers and forward slant vests.
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Cleveland
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Executive
Association
Canadian Cattlemen Sell Coming 2 Year Old Steers
Three hundred purebred coming two year old Hereford steers were sold by J A Studer and Sons to A R Sturges of Delavan Kansas. The cattle will be delivered in April and the price was not disclosed. The lot, one of the Panhandles finest, mostly comes from purebred Hereford cows and were wintered at the Studer ranch in excellent condition.
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Globe
A. R. Sturges
Delavan
Kan
J A. Studer and
Slemp Receives Farewell Dinner From Coolidges
C Bascom Slemp ended his duties as secretary to the president yesterday and was feted at a farewell dinner hosted by President and Mrs Coolidge. Slemp plans weeks in Florida before returning to Washington to practice law. Sanders of Indiana will assume duties after congress adjourns.
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Washington
Bascom Slemp
Lumber meet attendance boosted by cold weather in Oklahoma City
The Southwestern Lumbermen's association opened its three day convention in Oklahoma City with over 2,000 delegates and a projected 3,600 attendees. President FE Woods of Claremore said cold weather stimulated rather than deterred participation. This is the first time the 37 year old group has met outside Kansas City and discussions on trade problems will be part of the opening program. Rights booths showcase wood's evolution from sapling to finished timber.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Woods
Claremore
Okla
Kansas City
Ross Rogers
the Globe
Tack
Amarillo
Pluto
Detroit
A. W. Shoults
Cullum Motor Company
Deder Brothers
Dodge
Man Ends Hunger Strike After Sanity Ruling in Oklahoma Jail
McAlester Oklahoma January 28 T D Davis held in county jail refused food for sixteen days to prove sanity. Jury declares him sane and he immediately breaks the strike by drinking a milk shake and then taking nourishment. Davis later says he is feeling fine.
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McAlester
Okla
Davis
Yeaterday
Drink More Water for Kidney Wellness Urges Ad
This antique health advice warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It promotes drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys, neutralize system acids, and relieve bladder issues, recommending physician checks twice yearly.
Exercise sequence for weight goals and flexibility routine
A workout excerpt describes standing side bends to touch the floor with one hand, leg raises from the floor, and arm twist movements to target shoulder and waist muscles. It includes a back and chest stretch, leg raises with alternating legs, and a full arm sweep while coordinating breath, ending with a sealing shoulder and elbow routine.
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Nuscler
Pubic Ledzer Company
Greeks Drive Bulgars From Towns On Frontier
Sofia reports two Bulgarian villages on the Greek side of the border were surrounded by troops and beaten by police and civilians after alleged Greek killings. Refugees say Greeks committed the deaths, a repeat of the Tullis incident criticized for minority friction under the Geneva protocol.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Nevrokop
Associated Presse
League of Nations
Panhandle Minister Plans Village Boy Scout Troop
The Rev. W. D. Witt visited Amarillo Tuesday to confer with Scout Executive Thomas H. Nelson about organizing a Panhandle Boy Scout troop. He obtained literature and guidance on forming and running the unit as part of the Panhandle scout council plans.
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Panhandle
W. D. Witt
Amarillo
Thomas H. Nelson
Witt
The
Howard Blackburn Opens New Central Location
Howard Blackburn, dealer in men's furnishings and shoes, relocates to a larger building at Fourth and Taylor streets. He previously operated at Fourth and Pierce streets and now benefits from a more central, expanded shop with a growing, loyal customer base.
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Howard Blackburn
Fourth
Taylor Streets
Mr. Blackburn
Pierce Streets
Amarillo Notes Share Local Life And Detroit Visit
An Amarillo column records neighbors at Here There and Everywhere Gun Repairs and local, busin ess chatter. A Detroit motor tour by A W Shoults notes the Dodge plant’s efficiency and scale, while other items mention a Chihuahua visit, a San Francisco trip, and local residents shared anecdotes and humor.
Prison records under scrutiny in Huntsville inquiry
The house sub committee investigating prisons examined the penitentiary criminal records in Huntsville Tex on January 28. It probed pardons and paroles issued by the last state administration and cases of escapes from the prison with the first phase expected to conclude later today.
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Huntsville
Tex
House
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