E Z Tight Weatherstripping Firm Serves Panhandle
Amarillo based E Z Tight Weatherstripping and Caulking Company operates from 3317 West Sixth Avenue. Founders Harry Hardgrave and L H Atkisson highlight cost effectiveness and growing demand as weather stripping expands through Panhandle schools offices and homes. An active crew of ten serves Amarillo and nearby towns with reps in Lubbock Hereford Plainview Tulsa Dalhart and Pampa. The article notes the common garden mole has small sunken eyes.
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L. H. Atkisson
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Plains
E-Z
Borger
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Atkisson
Amarillo
A. L. Hardgrave
Lubbock
J. H. Timmons
Hereford
Plainview
Tulsa
W. T. Huntsberry
Dalhart
K. Coombs
Pampa
Shawn
Capitol Hotel
Weatherstrip and Caulking Co
West Sixth Street
Weatherstrip
Barringer Auto Parts Firm Expands in Amarillo
Barringer Auto Parts, 619 North Fillmore, expands as Wes Barringer builds on the firm started February 1932 as Barringer Brothers Auto Wrecking. The business offers new and used parts, with Wes boasting the Guaranteed Used Parts policy and a large stock from bolts to complete motors, serving motorists and garagemen across the Panhandle.
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Barringer Auto Parts Company
North Fillmore
Amarillo
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Wes Barringer
Barringer Brothers Auto Wrecking Company
Panhandle
Lee Barringer
Wes
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Barringer
Mr. Barringer
West Texas
Barringer Guaranteed
Regal Insurance Firm Expands in Amarillo Growth
Since 1926 the E. A. Regal Company has grown from a small office to a major Panhandle firm at 300 West Sixth Avenue. Led by Edward A. Regal with Clark Regal as associate, the company now offers fire and casualty insurance, bonds, life products, real estate management, and loan services with seven employees.
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Amarillo
E. A. Regal Company
West Sixth Avenue
Panhandle
Edward A. Regal
Clark Regal
EFA
Regal Company
Blackburn
Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
Regal
Sixth and Harrison
FE. A. Regal Company
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
D. Clark Regal
Sixth Avenue
Harrison Street
West Texas
Plains Plumbing Company Strong in Amarillo boom
Plains Plumbing Company at 917 Pierce Street led by S. O. Callahan has grown since its 1932 founding during the Depression. Now four employees and two equipped trucks sustain a busy schedule including the Plains Creamery plant on Second Avenue and Taylor Street and Magnolia Cafe at Eighth and Fillmore. The firm touts a complete shop and on wheel workshops to handle any job.
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Amarillo
Plains Plumbing Company
Pierce Street
S. O. Callahan
Plumbing
Panhandle
Mr. Callahan
New Plains Creamery
Second Avenue
Taylor Street
Magnolia
Eighth and Fillmore
Lone Star News Stand Showcases Wide Magazine Range
Mrs. J. M. Davis runs the Panhandle's Lone Star News Stand across from the post office, offering 547 magazines with 60 foreign titles added at Christmas. The store features western, sport, racing, psychology, astrology, women's and home magazines, plus children's titles, catering to a broad Texas audience.
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J. M. Davis
Panhandle
Lone Star News Stand
Davis
United States
Fortune
Aantiques
Ringmaster
Turf Flash
Racing Journal
Discovery Racing News
Collyer
Race Manual of
Racing Star Weekly
Bugs
Harper's Bazaar
McCalls
Women's Digest
Style
Vogue
Newspapers in Stock Include Major dailies and weeklies
The shop carries a wide range of newspapers such as the New York Herald-Tribune Mirror News a Press Chicago Herald and Examiner American Tribune Denver Post Rocky Mountain News Townsend paper Kansas City Star and Times Barron's Financial Weekly Dallas News Fort Worth Star Telegram Daily Oklahoman and the Sporting News.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Mirror, News
A Press
Chicago Herald and Examiner
American, and Tribune
Denver Post
The
Rocky Mountain News
Townsend Paper
Kansas City Star and Times
Barron's Financial Weekly
Dallas News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Daily Oklahoman
Sporting News
Heiress Engaged to Former Texan Newsman
Helen Anna Shepard, heiress to Jay Gould wealth, is engaged to Arthur Hare ris Gaines, a newspaper employee. Shepard is one of three children adopted by Finley Johnson Shepard and Helen Gould, daughter of a famed 19th century railroad builder. Gaines is the son of Le Grand Abner Gaines of Texarkana and works as an advertising solicitor for the New York Daily News.
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N. Y
Helen Anna Shepard
Jay Gould
Arthur Hareris Gaines
Miss Shepard
Finley Johnson Shepard
Helen Gould
Gaines
le Grand Abner Gaines
Texarkana
New York Daily News
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