Amherst five room house blends English charm with American needs
An Amherst design adopts English motifs to suit American requirements featuring a fire safe concrete block shell faced with Portland cement stucco. The plan centers a sun porch off the living room, a square dining room, two kitchens and two well lit, ventilated bedrooms with ample closets.
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Amherst
Amarillo Growth Tied to School Building Boom
Royce P. Gant of the Amarillo Real Estate board says school growth signals rising real estate values and city growth. Amarillo is adding fourteen classrooms this year, with more additions expected to accommodate overflow as the city expands.
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Royce P. Gant
Amarillo
Humphreys Lands Big Duplex and Cottages Deal
M. P. Woolston acquires a duplex and two five room cottages in the 1100 block of Lincoln street. Mrs. A C Morrison buys a five room house at 1102 Arthur street. The deal closed last week via Lee Humphrey with a purported $12,000 consideration.
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Lincoln Street
A. C. Morrison
Arthur Street
Lee Humphrey
Plans for Lone Star School Building Reach Draft Stage
Plans are being drawn for a three story school building in Floyd county for the Lone Star community by architect E. T. Rittenberry. The structure measures 65 by 62 feet and includes eight main classrooms a auditorium and a community center meeting room on one floor.
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Lone Star
Floyd County
E. T. Rittenberry
Vernon awards contract for store and office building
The Vernon project totals more than 30000 dollars with R L Jones Vernon winning the general contract at 24446 dollars and Brewer Plumbing and Heating securing the plumbing and heating bid at 3680 dollars. Amarillo architect Guy A Carlander drew the plans and will supervise construction, his fourth Vernon project in a year.
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Vernon
R. L. Jones
Brewer Plumbing and Heating Company
Guy A. Carlander
Amarillo
Carlander
Two New Business Buildings Planned for Dalhart
Dalhart Texas June 2 contracts awarded for two new Main Street business buildings. H. C. Coleman will enter the jewelry trade upon completion. R. S. Coon awarded the other contract for Panhandle Market and Grocery company to occupy the structure.
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Main Street
H. C. Coleman
R. S. Coon
Panhandle Market & Grocery Company
Tenth Street Paving Aims To Raise Local Property Values
Paving on East Tenth Street connecting the city and county and serving the Amarillo Tri State exposition grounds is expected to boost property values in the area. A viaduct at the Santa Fe crossing may be built within a year, and a selling campaign on several tracts along the street is likely after paving completes. Work should finish by August 1 barring weather delays.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Grounds
Real Estate Board Optimistic on Amarillo Growth Drive
The Amarillo Real Estate board plans an expanded development push as oil activity rises. At a hotel banquet, Dor set Carter of Pan-Tex Pipeline and promoter A F Stinnett will discuss the Panhandle oil outlook, North Plains railway, and a Canadian River irrigation dam project.
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Dorset Carter
Pan-Tex Pipeline Company
A. 8. Stinnett
Panhandle
Carter
Stinnett
North Plains
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Tax Complaints To Be Filed Against Two Here
Two Amarillo men refused to render property for taxation and will face charges under state law. W R Patterson, assistant tax collector and assessor, will file the complaints. The notice invites property owners and Panhandle Amarillo developers to participate in the proceedings.
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Amarillo
W. R. Patterson
Instruments Filed in County Clerk Office May List
The notice itemizes multiple instruments filed in the County Clerk’s office on various dates in May 1924. Entries include names such as Chas Atkisson Eva Harris J N Beasley and many others, with parcel details like blocks and neighborhoods including San Jacinto Heights Subdivisions and Co. Club. Amounts paid range from 1 to 1600 dollars.
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Chas. Atkisson
E. T. Putnam
San Jacinto Heights
Prince Scott
W. D. McClure
Plemons
Eva K. Harris
W. P. Cooper
K. A. B. Jones
Et Ax
W. T. Stephenson
Barbecue and program planned by Potter County Farm Bureau
An all day program of speaking and barbecue set for June 18 by Potter County Farm Bureau to discuss cooperative marketing. The picnic will be at S. P. Merry place in Palo Duro canyon and all Potter County residents are invited.
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Potter County Farm Bureau
S. P
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