Summer high school enrollment passes one hundred mark
Enrollment in the Amarillo summer high school rises daily, with students from St. Marys Academy and Clarendon High School joining. Six teachers now teach, with Mrs. A L Brint added for English and study guidance. Pupils enroll this week to catch up credits and secure graduation next year.
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C. M. Rogers
Amarillong
Rom St. Mary's Academy
Clarendon
Price Memorial College
Borger
A. L. Brint
Rogers
Tyler Street
J. 8. Evans
Evans
Amarillo
Courthouse Records Carry Deeds and Vehicle Registrations
W Forest Dutton and L B Newby divide Pt 190 Plemons and Pt in WN line with a price of 12500 and 13491.54 exchanged for deeds. Deeds show transfers between Dutton and Newby. Ford coupes listed for Chris Smith Halliburton Odessa and M E Overstreet Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Forest Dutton
L. B. Newby
Plemons
L. B
Newby
Chris Smith
Canning
Halliburton Co
Odessa
M. E. Overstreet
Amarillo
Collies Save Girl From Fire in Bigwood Canada
Two collies are hailed as heroes in Bigwood Ontario after saving Miss Loretta Page a 22 year old teacher from flames. She jumped from an upper window as three pupils died in the blaze at Ernest Ganther’s home and the dogs pawed at her clothes to extinguish the flames. Soviet economists estimate the USSR forest area at more than two and a quarter billion acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigwood
Ont
Loretta Page
Ernest Ganther
Newton Baker Viewed as Possible Democratic Nominee
The article outlines Newton Diehl Baker’s career from Cleveland reformer to Wilson era official and war administrator. It notes his antiwar-force philosophy, leadership in World War I mobilization, and postwar role as a crusader for causes like League of Nations and war debt cancellation, with persistent talk of a White House bid despite public silence on his own plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Kirke Simpson
Washington
Newton Diehl Baker
Wilson
Baker
France
America
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Newton Baker
Johnson
Garrison
War Department
Villa
Pershing
Mexico
League of Nations
White House
Hardin Won't Run for Re election in 21st District
Carl C. Hardin of Stephenville announced he will not seek re election after eight years as state senator from the 21st district which includes Bell Erath Coryell Bosque and Hamilton counties. John Cage of Stephenville and Roy Sanderford of Belton enter the race to replace him. The item notes first Florida watermelons for 1932 were shipped north in late April.
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Hardin
Austin
Carl C. Hardin
Stephenville
John Cage
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Bell
Erath
Coryell
Bosque
Hamilton
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Courthouse Records
Dallas
Mustang Oil Company
Decker
Cherokee County
Apna
Albert C. Ritchie
China
Bobbie
Rover
THE
Brown Cracker & Candy CO
Brown
Monarch Grocery
W. 6Th
Wesson
San Jacinto P. O
Folger’s
Pound
Wheaties
Red Star
Brookfield
Carnation Milk
Garrett
Royal Anne
Pinkney
OF Markets
Harrris & Sons
East Tenth ST
Pride of
Mrs. Tucker
Ry Pinkney
Florida
Met Il
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