Prize list for tournament open to crowd in Amarrillo
The News-Globe announces prizes for the baseball tournament to be held August 14 to 22. Businessmen and fans are urged to donate prizes for plays or records by contacting sports editor John L. McCarty by letter or phone. Initial prizes include a $50 cap for MVP and a $25 cap for best batting average. Further prizes will be listed in The News and The Globe. Oil Maps available at Randall Drug Co.
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News-Globe
J. E. Clements
City Drug Store
News and the Globe
Amarillo
John L. McCarty
Half Minute Interviews From Pampa Figures
A series of brief remarks from local figures includes Mayer Reid praising naming the oil field south of Pampa as the Pampa oil field. Sheriff Graves complains petty theft persists. Matty Matsuda cites a stomach kick in a recent match. McIntosh offers newspaper assistance. Reed predicts success for The News- Globe baseball tournament but notes team selection challenges. Jordan observes rapid growth in San Jacinto with a bustling business district like a circus. Ball notes the 142nd Infantry brigade drilling win but rain disrupted a possible division contest. King explains teaching in Guthrie after Canyon years.
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Arthur Ball
142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
The Tactless Texan Examines Oil and Family Affairs
A Texas note details partnership plans with Whittington of White Deer Oil and an 8000 foot drilling project in Carson County. The correspondent owns 30 feet of the well, while Jim holds the remainder, expressing confidence in pay within 900 feet. He critiques family finances and modernity, cites electric signal operation hours, and jokes about Amarillo and Dallas traffic.
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Jim
Carson County
Mr. Whittington
Light Beer
White Deer Oil Company
Insults and Libel Threats Aimed at Amarillo Couple
A letter defends a wife from claims of insanity made by Amarillo residents. The author cites a Texas state hospital certificate from Terrell, signed by three doctors, declaring her sane. Other remarks touch on a barbershop scene and a Dallas hotel incident, ending with a reflection on defeat and resilience.
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Amarillo
O. W
State of Texas
State Hospital
Terrell
Fragmented Echoes of Family Daughters and Threads
An old felt memory recalls family daughters and needlework, with a clipped line about a needle to be hung after each record. The voice implies tradition and counting, hinting at domestic roles and a household rhythm.
Backward Bumps and Blotches Promising Quick Skin Relief
The ad claims Black and White Ointment and Soap cure skin troubles smoothing pimples and red rough faces. It urges readers to share with friends to ease life-long hesitations and promises generous packages at economical prices with three times as much ointment.
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Adv
Brown East Indian wrestler taunts Dutch Mantell in preview
Basanta Singh argues Americans are unhealthy due to pale skin in a Pacific coast interview. He describes himself as brown and sunburned, contrasting with Dutch Mantell, who is pale skinned yet highly powerful and tricky. The Metropolitan Park bout Friday night pairs Singh with Mantell in a regional wrestling clash.
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Basanta Singh
East India
Pacific Coast
Dutch Mantell
Metropolitan Park
Mantell
Ife
Mexico cotton mills produce 39 million kilos yearly
Mexico operates 13 cotton mills with an annual output of 39,554,414 kilos of cloth. About 44,000 workers are employed with capital investment exceeding 100 million pesos. Wages average 2.48 pesos for men 1.85 for women and slightly less for minors.
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Mexico
That Could Me With Beastifel Gift From Father
A garbled note describes a gift from a father and a hurried warning about a hidden warning or consequence. The readable fragments imply a cautionary tale of an heirloom or favor that becomes costly or risky if revealed.
Experience of Western Girl in Oregon Cannery
A Salem Oregon factory girl Julia Schmidt describes five years of weakness while sealing parts at a canning plant. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and plans to tell friends. Her address is 652 North Front St Salem Oregon.
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Oregon
America
Julia Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
North Front St
Salem
Miss Schmidt
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Matty Matsuda
W. A. McIntosh
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News- Globe
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San Jacinto
J. J. King
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Canyon
Tyler
East 10Th ST
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Amcking
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Annie
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Tack
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Tent
Ralietin
Denver
Ridgemere
Panhandle
Ridgemere Boulevard
Panhandle Highway
Ridgemere Development Co
Olive
Polk
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