Many Moving To Own Homes In Amarillo
Amarillo sees a wave of home purchases by both old and new residents. Buyers include L O Faucher at 819 Forest Street San Jacinto. Frank Broomhead moving to 223 North Bryan Street. J C Frazer at 4214 West Fifteenth Avenue Roberts Place. M M La Vance at 503 Maryland. Clarence Cosby at 4238 West Tenth Avenue Roberts Place. New superintendent Clifford A Aldridge and family relocate to 821 Fairmont Street. FE R Lewis buys 500 Prospect Street and moves a house there.
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Amarillo
L. O. Faucher
Forest Street
San Jacinto
Frank Broomhead
North Bryan Street
Mr. Broomhead
Trinidad
Colo
British Succeed In Magdala Capture After Ethiopian Resistance
The article recalls Lord Napier’s British force reaching Magdala where King Theodore killed himself rather than surrender. It notes no British subjects were killed and contrasts British actions with Mussolini’s stance on Italian deaths. A Boise City reader cites Goethe and praises doing what one loves, naming Ford Edison and Beethoven.
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Magdala
Lord Napier
King Theodore
Mussolini
England
Theodore
Fred Jenny
Boise City
Oklahoma
Dust Bowl
Goethe
Jenny
Ford
Edison
Beethoven
Dancing Star Julanne Johnston Picks New York Life
Julanne Johnston, dancer and Ruth St. Denis alum, now in a New York garden apartment with husband David Rust, recalls last years travels to Maine and Connecticut while planning future trips and theater visits. Rail issues, printing fingerprints for babies, and medical ideas surface in the wider discussion of modern life.
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Julanne Johnston
New York City
David Rust
Julanne
Connecticut
Maine
Ruth St. Denis
New York
Yale
Death claims Abraham Dyck after Vega wreck
The body of Abraham F. Dyck, 56, of Moundridge Kansas, died in a local hospital after injuries from an automobile crash near Vega. His wife remains ill and may join him home tomorrow. The couple’s two daughters and Bert Cook were passengers. Trene Dyck drove and was injured. Dyck was an automobile salesman. several relatives survive.
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Abraham F. Dyck
Moundridge
Kan
Dyck
Vega
Bert Cook
Kenneth Cook
MecCasky Ranch
Trene Dyck
Julanne’s Hollywood Rise and a Fateful First Smoke
The article traces Julanne’s ascent from deserting Art for money to a film and vaudeville path. A cigarette stunt in costume led to fainting during a performance. She then starred in Robin Hood, earned a lead in The Thief of Bagdad, but faced a career lull due to Fairbanks’ demands for unreal quality.
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Nus
Zasu Pitts
Julanne
Hollywood
Fairbanks
Bagdad
Germany
Gainsborough
Absentee Ballot Rules Ahead of July 25 Primary
Voters may cast absentee ballots for the July 25 Democratic primary by mail or in person at the county clerk office. Ill or distant voters must submit written requests with poll tax receipts or exemption certificates. a doctor’s statement is needed for illness. County clerk Ted Blackburn notes votes must be counted as received.
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Ted Blackburn
Potter County
Blind student credits guide dog Gypsy for Brown degree
Providence report recalls John Despres, blind since age ten, who earned a BA at Brown University with the help of Gypsy, his trained German shepherd guide dog. Gypsy led him in four undergraduate years and during the commencement procession.
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Providence
Gypsy
John Despres
Brown University
Despres
Election Notice Deadline at Clerk's Office
The document states required timing for filing with the clerk’s office no less than three days before the election, outlining compliance steps and potential consequences for late submission. It frames the procedural deadline for public notices and candidate filings.
California coaching school trains over 40 at UC
In Berkeley California three star coaches Stub Allison Frank Wickhorst and Utz Uteritz led UC s fourth annual coaching school with more than forty enrollees using moving pictures as teaching aids to aid football coaching efforts.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPR
University of California
Stub" Allison
Frank Wickhorst
Utz” Uteritz
Daylight Saving Time Explained by Utah Meteorologist
Salt Lake City residents need not move clocks ahead as J Geoil Alter, government meteorologist, explains. The location on the western edge of the Rocky Mountain time belt gives the city about 28 extra minutes of daylight.
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Salt Lake City
J. Geoil Alter
Rocky Mountain
Forest Ownership Split in Hawaii Revealed
A report shows Hawaii has about a million acres of forest on the eastern edge of the belt with over half under government ownership. The figures place emphasis on public control amid broader land use discussions in Denver and beyond.
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Denver
Hawaii
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