Special days mark Panhandle towns at Amarillo exposition
Virtually every Panhandle town will observe a special day at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition September 11 to 17. Each Sunday through Saturday lists designated towns and organizational groups in charge, with attendance prizes expected to boost crowds from multiple cities.
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Panhandle
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
C. H. Amacker
White Deer
Mobeetie
Goodnight
Silverton
Glen Rio
Amherst
Kress
Friona
Dan Moody
Shamrock
Wellington
Texline
Bovina
Anton
Wildorado
Abernathy
Texhoma
Lubbock
Paducah
Childress
Lockney
Pampa
McLean
Amarillo
Washburn
Claude
Happy
Groom
Channing
Higgins
Dimmitt
Muleshoe
Tulsa
Hereford
Plainview
Miami
Hartley
Hedley
Littlefield
Jericho
Farwell
Ralls
Alanreed
Estelline
Dumas
Lelia Lake
Sudan
Floydada
Perryton
Crosbyton
Canyon
Clarendon
Memphis
Spearman
Vega
Wheeler
Stratford
Hale Center
Matador
Dathkart
Porger
Shrine
Music
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis Club
Elks
Ad Club
Lions
Federated Women's Club
American Legion
Rotary
W. O. W. Federated Labor
College
Dopehead robber shocks San Jacinto store
Amarillo police believe the Help Yourself Grocery robber on West Fifth Street was under narcotics and not a seasoned criminal. He reportedly spoke with proprietors Silas and his wife, cried during the heist, and promised to return the $150 to a local bank, but the money was not returned. The officer said the suspect likely did not carry a gun.
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Amarillo
Help Yourself
Caponizing Demonstration Draws Dozens of Poultry Raisers
More than twenty poultry raisers attended a caponizing demonstration at the Mike Wink farm in the Brady community. The event, supervised by P. C. Bennett and J. F. Ford, featured many poultry club members and promised additional demonstrations in the city. A separate Nebraska freight train was stalled for over an hour by matted tumbleweeds and drifting dirt blocking the engine.
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Poultry Club
Mike Wink
Brady
P. C. Bennett
Agricultural Department
Board of City Development
J. F. Ford
Nebraska
Woman Wins Prize in Cartoon Contest
Florence Gibson McCabe of Grant's Pass Oregon won the national cartoon prize in the American Nature association outdoor good manners campaign. Her four panel strip Land of the Noble Free condemns signboards trashing views and campers wrecking scenery. Second and third prizes went to Craig Fox and John M Hix.
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Associated Press
Washington
Florence Gibson McCabe
Grant's Pass
Oregon
American Nature Association
Craig Fox
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat-Chronicle
John M. Hix
Washington Times
Art Institute of Chicago
Panhandle Borger Highway Open to Traffic
The Panhandle Chamber of Commerce reports the Panhandle Borger highway is open to traffic. A large sign at St Francis marks the route to Borger and Stinnett via State and Federal highways. The Panhandle to Borger road reaches about twenty five miles and sees heavy local use.
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Panhandle
Tex
Panhandle-Borger
Chamber of Commerce
Borger
Cox
West Texas
Hutchinson County
Austin
Callaghan
J. Sid O'Keefe
Wiro
Carson County
State Highway Commission
St. Francis and
Whitedeer
TH Highway Commission
Salvation Army Campaign Seeks 50 000 Donors
Workers report strong start in a drive to raise 50000 dollars for a Salvation Army building. About 100 volunteers worked in six groups across the business district, aiming to finish quickly with publicly raised funds for construction and equipment.
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Salvation Army
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Florence Gibson
Edwards
Polk St
Astounding
Polk Amarillo, Texas
Jackman’s Womens
Polk Street
Campaign For Salvation Army
Helena Reknglin
Drug CO
7Th and
Polk
N. Fillmore
4Th
Pierce
10Th
Tyler
St. Lomo
ST. Lomo Shoe Store
The
Santa
Smarts
Lorifs Foe Bol ‘Polk
Kwitcherkikixin
Amarillo Laundry & Ory Cleaners