Grocers back Sunday law enforcement in county pledge
Forty three Amarillo grocers signed an agreement to aid Potter County officers in enforcing Sunday observance laws. About 75 grocers and employees attended, with county attorney Rhea C. Myers outlining the law and duties, and Sheriff W. N. Thompson and Constable Howard Elliott offering to explain requirements. Signers included Barton Grocery, Central Grocery, Pierce Grocery and Market, Bakers Grocery, and others.
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Potter County
Amarillo Grocers
Rhea C. Myers
John Barton
Barton Grocery Company
W. N. Thompson
Howard Elliott
Central Grocery Company
Pierce Grocery and Market
Bakers Grocery
E. Great
H. B. Leeg
J. L. McFarland
Mas Reeves
Guiding Your Child Sharing Toys
Mrs Agnes Lyne outlines how siblings learn sharing and fair play through cooperative toy use. She urges parents to assign toys for exclusive use when appropriate and ensure an ample, cooperative set like blocks to reduce friction and build social skills. C A McClung of Fort Worth was a weekend guest of Ralph Strader at 1704 Tyler Street.
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Agnes Lyne
C. A. McClung
Fort Worth
Ralph Strader
Tyler Street
Jurors to Have Modern Living Quarters in New Courthouse
Potter County district court jurors will enjoy updated facilities when the new courthouse opens. The third floor jury room will feature private beds and lavatories, individual lighting, a large, comfortable deliberation space, and recreational games to ease delays.
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Potter County
Mrs William H Bush Hosts Farmers at Country Home
About 25 farmers and several wives attended a gathering hosted by Mrs. William H Bush at her country home just north of the area. The event brought local agricultural neighbors together for an informal evening.
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William H. Ebush
U S Furniture Survey Under Way in City
The United States Commerce Department begins a regional furniture survey in Amarillo with market specialist Walter A. Bowers arriving to study wholesale and retail distribution. The Amarlo survey is part of a Southwest-wide effort to identify profitable distribution channels and economic opportunities in the furniture trade.
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Amarillo
United States Commerce Department
Walter A. Bowers
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Southwest
Commerce Department
Bowers
Informal Country Club Meeting Discusses Wheat and Farm Diversification
County officials and agricultural leaders gathered at the Country Club for an informal session on wheat prospects and farm costs. Speakers included County Commissioner Carl Hill and County Agent P. C. Bennett alongside James A. Bush and family hostesses Mrs. Bush and her daughters Emaline and Caroline.
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Country Club
Carl Hill
P. C. Bennett
James A. Bush
W. H. Bush
Panhandle
Bush
Emaline
Caroline
Tax assessors compare rolls amid staff vacations
County and school tax assessors are busy this week comparing rolls and transferring the unknown and unrendered list to their own roll. Mark Hardin, school tax assessor, said this morning. Two clerks are out of the city. Miss Dorothy Ford left yesterday for California for two weeks and Preston L. Blake will spend a week in the San Angelo section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hardin
Dorothy Ford
California
Preston L. Blake
San Angelo
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Grocers
MRS. W.H. Bush Farmers
U.S. Furniture Survey
U. S
Schilling
Julia Jenkins
Thompson
Gil
Thompson's
Waukesha
Wisconsin
East
Polk-Taylor
RED & White
Colorado
Canada
Libby
Apples
Calif. Gravensteins
ANAC
Pork & Beans
Campbell’s
HAM
Virginia
I Design
Loving Printing CO
Beck
Polk
Von
Omaha van Company
Keeline Building
Omaha
Nebraska
Atony
Teed
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