Amarillo faces bond vote over water plant and gas rates
The Amarillo city commission plans a spring bond election to fund a water plant expansion as demand nears 6 million gallons daily. Amrillo’s gas pricing dispute involves Prairie company and Moody of the Prairie firm, with calls for fair initial gas costs and possible rate battles. A separate note describes a woman stealing a doll from a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanllo
Amarillo
Nelson K. Moody
Prairie Company
Thompson
J. N. Vernon
Lester Stone
The
Panhandle
Summer search continues for doll thief in Amarillo notes
The writer reports a girl snatched a doll and fled in a car prompting police and sheriff alerts. Four children are being shuttled around the city, with the woman described as a potential kleptomaniac. Mrs. Holman vows to persevere this summer to recover the doll and aid the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Holman
West Twentieth Street
Melba
West Texas Chamber Motorcade Set for Amarillo Stop
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce second annual motorcade arrives in Amarillo July 18 after touring West Texas and New Mexico. B M Whitaker agr manager confirms visit. they stay July 17 in Canyon, tour Palo Duro Canyon, then breakfast and events in Amarillo. Delegates will then head to Canyon and disband at Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ballinger
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo
Canyon
R. E. Townsend
San Angelo
Christoval
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Marfa
van Horn
Cavern
Artesia
N. M
Cloudegort Ruidose
Roswell
Farwell
Breford
Canadian
Shamrock
Vernon
Pathfinder duo continues non stop Old Orchard to Rome flight
Williams and Yancey push from Albericia Field after refueling to complete a Rome bound transatlantic run. They plan to fly Spain to Marseilles then Rome, noting a ship sighting at 3 am during the Maine to Spain leg and praising US Weather Bureau and Coast Guard support for their flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Williams
Yancey
Rome
Albericia Field
Spain
Marseilles
United Press
Maine
United States
United States Weather Bureau
James Kimball
United States Coast Guard
Kaufmann
Melka
Glasgow chimney amid smoke struggles at Clyde Paper works
Smoke hampers venting from Clyde Paper Company’s new chimney near Glasgow said to be the world’s tallest at 256 feet. It rises beside an adjacent stack but misfires in the recent tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Clyde Paper Company
Tariff bill sparks international concern over trade impact
The article notes objections from Austria, Switzerland, and Greece to proposed tariff provisions. Austria warns the final act could erase much of its trade with the United States. Switzerland objects to duty hikes on watches and embroideries. Greece emphasizes rugs and imported goods as vital to its economy and refugee industries, urging careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Switzerland
Greece
Amarillo Gas Rates Spark City Debate Over Franchise
Prairie company officials argued the high rate to Amarillo reflects the cost of a 400 000 acre gas reserve and ongoing service. City auditors later valued pipeline and distribution properties at 1.8 million with total last year receipts of 810 310, leaving a 194 972 profit after costs.
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Prairie Company
Clayton
New Mexico
Denver
Denver Line
W. A. Hays
The
Ernest Thompson
Moody
Mr. Hays
Amar
Amarillo
Amarillo Oil Company
Mr. Moody
Hays
Former President Visits City With Carlanders
Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Carlander and family arrived by land from Minneapolis. Carlander serves as secretary of the central Y M C A. He formerly lived in Amarillo in 1924 and is visiting his mother Mrs. Ella D. Carlander and his brother Guy A. Carlander during this first return trip since that year.
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Tack
Bovina
Bovina Are “Pulling” For You. If You and Mr. Hitchcock
Lester W. Carlander
City
Minneapolis
Carlander
Central Y. M. C. A
Amarillo
Ella D. Carlander
Guy A. Carlander
Ring Lost With Z B T Engraving In Palisades Area
Bennie Solnick of Marion Alabama reports a valuable ring lost July 4 between Amarillo and Palisades or in the Palisades. The garnet stone bears Z B T and the inside engraving reads Bennie Solnick. Reward offered. return to Hollywood Dress Shop.
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Bennie Solnick
Marion
Alabama
Amarillo
The
Palisades
Market Hogs Cattle Sheep Reports From Major Livestock Centers
Kansas City, Louis, Chicago, Fort Worth and Oklahoma City stockyards show mixed movement with hogs steady to weak and cattle mostly steady to lower. Lambs and vealers fluctuate, with packers adjusting prices and regional demand shaping activity. New Orleans cotton futures edge higher early until mid session as weather signals keep markets wary.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
Fort Worth
Associated Prees
Feeder Lambs
Lost Shetland pony Trixie sought by owner
Shirley Cole seeks help to recover a four hands high male Shetland pony named Trixie. The pony was borrowed as a family relic and may have been stolen after a gate was left open. Reward offered. contact Shirley Cole at 1622 Ong Street or telephone 2 4214.
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Tack
Trixie
Shirley Cole
Ong Street
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Monday Buying
The New York cotton market opened steady with 5 to 7 point advances as Liverpool stays steady and boll weevil reports persist. October rose to 18.71 and January to 18.87 before realizing eased prices. later the market held with small net gains. Realizing increased after the weekly weather report, with October at 18.55 and January at 18.77, pulling net declines to 7 points, near mid day lows.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
Cotton market report from Liverpool July trade
Liverpool July 10. Cotton spot fair demand and firmer prices. American grades quoted: strict good middling 11.20, good middling 10.80, strict middling 10.60, middling 10.40, strict low middling 10.10, low middling 9.80, strict good ordinary 9.50, good ordinary 89.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Associated Press
Goat milk and the health of the milk goat in America
The article discusses growing interest in goat milk beyond infant care and illness, highlighting the milk goat as a healthy domesticated animal. It notes tuberculosis rarity in goats, and promises further discussion on milk use and goat keeping.
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Amarillo
America
Wheat, Corn Prices Edge Higher in Chicago and Kansas City
Wheat and corn futures eased and firmed across Kansas City and Chicago markets. No. 2 dark hard wheat priced at 1.14 in KC, cash wheat in Chicago steady to firmer, corn bids seen around 95 to 96 cents for No. 2 white and yellow, with oats and provisions mostly steady.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
The
New York Stocks Rise At Opening As Markets Warm
Stocks resumed gains led by American Telephone to a record 242. National Biscuit and Standard Gas and Electric rose two points each. General Railway Signal General Refractories and Columbia Graphophone gained one point or more amid renewed confidence and strength in independent steels.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
National Biscuit
Standard Gas and Electric
General Railway Signal
General Refractories
Columbia Graphophone
Independent Steels
Bethlehem and Midland Steel Products
Youngstown
Republic
Auburn Auto
Electric Auto Lite
Snider Packing
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Union Pacific
American Machine and Foundry
North American Co
Industry Stocks and Oil Firms Line Up Across American Markets
A sprawling list of companies dominates the page, featuring names like Anaconda Copper, Baltimore & Ohio, General Electric, Ford, Shell, and Union Pacific. The entries mix percentages, stock markers, and corporate ties, suggesting a market roundup of industrials, utilities, and energy players with varied performance signals and regional ties.
The Eighteenth Hole Poem Recalls A Golfer's Return
A nostalgic verse on the eighteenth hole as a golfer reflects on plays, mistakes, and nearing home. The speaker anticipates the club house reception, noting friendships forged and a lifelong contest won or lost in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Gues
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City Commission
D. L. McDonald
Canadian River Gas Company
Wichita Falls
Amrillo
Roland Hackett
John Smith
Hollywood
Old Tack
O. W
Southwest
Alogious
Taos
Pierce Street
Aubrey Brock
Mr. Hitchcock
C.C
Pathfinder
Louis Livestock
Ant Louis
Lil
Ealves
Oklahoma City
Thessocia' Ress
Italy
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdale Corp
Cerro de Pasco
Columbia Gas
R. J. & Pacific
Congoleum
Canadian Pacific
General Ry. Signal
Goodyear
Cesses
Glidden Syssrcese
Great West Sugars
Sesceesees
Hu Motors
Hupp Motors
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Tel
Telg
John Mannville
Jordan Motors
Sedes Geet
Kelly Springfield
Kolster
Kennecott Copper
Lowe's Inc
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Montgomery Ward
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Mathieson Alkali
National Cash Register
Nash Motors
National Power & ‘Light
North American
Nevada
Postum Packard
Pennsylvania
Republic Iron
Remington-Rand
Red-E-Orpheum
Stewart Warner
Shulte
Studebaker
Sears Reebuck
Timken
Cceve
United States Rubber
U. S. Steel
Csceeeese
Woolworth
Willys-Overland
White Motors
Continental Motors
Crucible Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio Ae da Calumet & Arizona Fish Rubber
National Dairy Products
New York Central
Pathe Common
Serese Oh Superior Steel
United Corporation
Warner Bros
Southern Pacific Ry
Coca Colm
Curtiss Cero
Allegheny Corp
Kenney Co
Famous Players Aeessee
Chicago & Northwestern
Graham Paige
Sbeseose
Louisiana Gas & Electric
Houston
Independent Oil & Gas Louisiana
Mexican Seaboard
Shell Union
Standard of California
Standard of New York
Standard of New Jersey Superior
Ranecontinental
Oil ‘Texas Corporation
Tidewater Seerreeee Phillips
Jno
F. Clarke Co Aviation Corporation
Curtiss Flying
Cities Service
Fokker Airpla Ford
England
Gulf Oil
Humble
Ohio Oil S
Jno. F. Clark Co
Atchison, Topeka
Ajax Ae
Allied Chemical
Armour of
Illinois
Armour i
Savevaeaeneere
Majestic Radio
Radio Panhandle Music Company
Sil Polk
Composanto Staglieno
Genoa
Benetti
N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors
Fillmore
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