Puny Pope's Service Station Keeps Old Standards Alive
The end of the OPA does not affect Puny Pope owner and operator of Puny Pope's Service Station at Sixteenth and Washington. He continues courteous service Magnolia products at the same price with thorough car checks and road service by calling 6801 for a tow or roadside aid. Air currents of 1500 miles per hour have been measured in U. S. wind tunnels used for aeronautical testing.
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OPA
Puny Pope
Sixteenth and
Washington Streets
Pony Pope's
Pony Pope
Puny Pope’s
U. S
Tenkote Your Corrugated Roof Promises Durable Waterproofing
Walt Freeman & Sons offer Tenkote to seal rusting roofs and stop leaks on corrugated iron and metal roofs. The coating resists expansion and contraction, perfects weatherproofing, and can renew paper and felt roofings with a durable top layer. The firm operates across Texas with crews, including veterans of the armed forces.
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Walt Freeman & Sons
Box 218
Sunray
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Walt Freeman
Party Gifts Of All Kinds At Amarillo Bookbindery
Mr and Mrs H B Vaughan owners of Amarillo Bookbindery and Gift Shop returned from Dallas with new merchandise for parties and gifts. Items include monogrammed napkins matches place cards tally cards score pads stationery and bronze party accessories. They specialize in book binding stamping and luggage engraving.
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H. B. Vaughan
Amarillo
West Sixth Street
Dallas
Vaughan’s
Cloudburst Explained by Upward Air Forces
Acloudburst is caused by violent uprushes of air that halt raindrops from falling, causing a large volume of water to accumulate at high levels before it descends.
Amarillo Hat Designer Heads to Market July 15
Mrs. Marie Doane, Amarillo's French hat designer at 2604 Fillmore, asks customers to call for new summer hats or remodeling before she leaves for market July 15 for two weeks. She offers wedding veils bridesmaids hats and new flowers veils ribbons to match costumes. Despite wartime shortages she can match nearly any costume with custom hats.
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Marie Doane
Amarillo
Fillmore Street
SoundScriber Hears Tells All
Carl Dupriest markets the SoundScriber as the Panhandle distributor for the new sensational electronic dictating and recording device. The voice itself is permanent and easily mailed or filed or transcribed, with no bulky recording material to handle or dirt to trouble operators.
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Carl Dupriest
Panhandle
Ewan Artificial Limbs Popular in Amarillo
The W. L. Ewan Co in Amarillo markets artificial limbs made locally with a factory and fitting rooms open to the public. Last week the firm shipped six limbs to customers across New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas and even received an order from an Indiana veteran. Specialists provide private fittings and guidance on walking with grace. The firm also sells the Paravox Hearing Aid and offers night and Sunday service.
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Amarillo
W. L. Ewan Co
East
Fourth Street
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Golf
Henderson
W. L. Ewan Company
Panhandle
I. C. Ewan
Paravox
SoundScriber dictation device marketed for hospitals and offices
The SoundScriber offers permanent spoken records for hospitals, physicians, firms, lawyers, and government bureaus. It can dictate translate and recount even over the telephone and is available in Amarillo at 714 Taylor Street with phone number 4892 for demonstrations. Jobs aplenty in the Want Ads.
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Carl Dupriest
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Gatlin Glass Company Celebrates 10 Years in Amarillo
The Gatlin Glass Co. at 417 East Tenth Street marks a decade in business as a regional leader in auto glass and door mechanism repairs in the southwest. Hugh Gatlin thanks customers for support, noting mutual integrity and value as the firm’s core policies. The firm offers complete glass and door repair services with ongoing phone access at 2-1424.
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Gatlin Glass Company
East Tenth Street
Amarillo
Census Bureau notes rapid population rise since 1940
The Census Bureau reports that the population growth in the last five years nearly matches the increase seen in the previous decade before 1940. This suggests accelerated expansion continuing into the mid-20th century.
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Census Bureau
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J. W. Roach
Franks
Barber & Beauty Supply
the Panhandle
Polk St
Tay
Taylor St
Ravey
Lor
iTarket
People's Recreation Club
Auto-Lite Ignition
Wilson Battery & Electric Service
Amarillo Secretarial School
Bess Orr Foringer
Mgr
Jefferson
Taylor St. Amarillo
Business and Industrial Review
Panhandle-Plains
Tri-State
Blackstone Cleaners Delivers
Stor
Blackstone Cleaners
Tyler Street
H. C. McFarland
Mina Light
Pope
East Third Ave
C. R. Sinclair
Watchmaker
Jobs
Puny” Pope
16Th
Washington
Whiteway
Tyler
Renew Shoe Service
W. L. Ewan CO. of
A East 4Th
Audiphone CO
North Texas
Travis
Amarillo Tent and Awning Co
W. 4Th
West Sixth
Taylor
C. H. Wileman, Pres
EMPLOYERS CASUALTY _ COMPANY OFFICE
Demand Safety Engineering Service
R. F
Bob) Jackson
Willard W. Phillips
E. E
Dick) Holcombe
Henry S. Wilson
Blake T. Miller
Insuran
Irvin W. Pope
Dink Cox
Lonnie Sayre
Justin Cowgirl
Mrs
Ewan
Glass Man
Hugh Gatlin
Clyde
Service
Phillips Oil & Gas
Battle Creek
Polk
Rule
W. Sixth
John Weeks
Insulating CO
Amarillo Band House
E. L. Smith
E. Fifth St
Jack Phillips Drug Store
Ieeie
le and
N. Rusk
Compton
Nichols Paint & Wallpaper
Tyler St
Jas. R. McDowell
Frank Wardle
H. I. Stephenson
Johnson-Price
Fillmore
W. F. Freeman
Panhandle Plains
P. O
Al's Radio Service Co
N. Fillmore
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