Saturday rains halt grain and cotton markets in Fort Worth
Fort Worth market notes show no grain or cotton trading due to wire trouble Friday night. Cattle receipts around 600 with steady for the day. beef cattle 5.50 to 9.50, stockers 23.00 to 7.00, fat cows 4.50 to 6.50, calves 3.60 to 9.50. hogs top 12.05, bulk 11.76 to 12.00, sows 9.50 to 11.00, pigs 8.50 to 11.00. sheep receipts 90, lambs 10.00 to 18.00, feeders 9.00, yearlings 8.00 to 9.00, wethers 6.59 to 7.50.
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Fort Worth
Palmer Named New Manager of Fair Theater
W B Palmer of Dallas and Rau rer arrives in Amarillo to take over the Fair theater Monday morning. He brings theater experience and says he may announce plans for the business next week. Former owner J Levy says Palmer is a live wire and will run the theater as it should be run.
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W .B. Palmer
Dallas
Rau Rer
Fair Theater
Amarillo
Globe
Palmer
J. Levy
Nair
William Thomas Coble Dies at Home at Age 10
William Thomas Coble, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coble, died at their home 1816 Polk Street at 8 10 Saturday morning. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at the home with Rev. G L Yates officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Company. Active pallbearers named William Word Charles Word Herman Pipkin Jr Richard Jonas. Honorary pallbearers listed I H Landergin C T Word B W Grogan Jud Bishop and Ray Wheatley.
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William Thomas Coble
W. T. Coble
Polk Street
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Llano
Griggs Undertaking Company
William Word
Charles Word
Herman
Pipkin, Jr
Richard Jona
I H. Landergin
C. T. Word
W. Grogan
Jud Bishop
Ray Wheatley
Scouts at Camp Nab Notorious Crook
The story reveals a staged bootlegger caper at a scout camp led by L C White Dr R Thomson and Jack Dooley. Im A Cowhand impersonated a bootlegger with Officer McDonald aiding the ruse to trap a Lazy Ass ranch foreman. Henry Ford praised the capture as the boys enjoyed the thrill though the plot nearly ran away.
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L. C. White
Dr. R. Thomson
Jack Dooley
Im A. Cowhand
Officer McDonald
Henry Ford
Dempster Mill Manufacturing Opens In New Fireproof Building
The Dempster Mill Manufacturing company is operating in a new brick and concrete fireproof building at 98 Polk Street after February fire destroyed much of the old facility. The two story structure offers 35 000 feet of floor space with offices on the first floor. W S Noland named new manager said the firm is better equipped to serve customers. The Amarillo business began in 1916 with founder Bob Emmett resigning to join Western Packing. Noland, with five years at the company, succeeds him.
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Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company
Polk Street
Dempster Company
Athes
W. S. Noland
Amarillo
Bob Emmett
Western Packing Company, Or
Noland
Legion drive tops campaign with four hundred dollar pledge
Mr Meyer lauds Legion posts Hanson post and the aura corps for aiding the campaign. W O Allen substituted for ill J Sebastian and earned praise. Polk street divided with Col G T Vineyard east and Col W Gatton west guiding efforts. eastern sector leads in subscriptions.
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Mr. Meyer
Hanson Post
American Legion
Arum Corps
W. O. Allen
J. Sebastian
Polk Street
Col. G. T. Vineyard
Col. W. ©. Gatton
Local prank blamed on Labroy White and associates
A humorous prank is blamed on Labroy White, Dr R Thomson, and Jack Dooley as the responsible party. Names tied to the scheme appear in scattered reports, with no serious injuries or outcomes noted.
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Labroy White
Dr. R. Thomson
Jack Dooley
Shriners Parade Returns From Los Angeles Ceremonial
More than 360 Shriners and family members passed Amarillo yesterday as they traveled home from the Shreve ceremonial in Los Angeles en route to Wichita Falls and Fort Worth. Amarillo delegates J. W. Ross and Youree Ridings joined the group, with Mossah temple in Fort Worth and Masket temple in Wichita Falls represented by officers and bands. The procession moved through downtown streets.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Wort Worth
Los Angeles
Amarillo Shriners
J. W. Ross
Youree
Masket Temple
FE. W. Gardner
Allen Willis
Mossah Temple
Fort Worth
John F. Lyons
Tom Winley
Fragmented remarks on aging women and performance hopes
The passage notes changing conditions for women voters and families, with remarks on aging and younger appearances. It mentions Kera and Mojica praising gifts and expressing hope to sing in Amarillo next spring.
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Kera
Mojica
Amarillo
Weeks Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
The news notes a Monday reception from five to seven at Hotel Palo Duro Polly Garden honoring the Masonic band boys All DeMolays and Rainbow Girls. Later at 7:45 the North Amarillo Civic Club meets at Buchanan Street Methodist Church. An eight o’clock party follows a T BE lh First Baptist Sunday school program. Tuesday eight fifteen features Walter Axtell piano recital at First Christian Church with public invitation.
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Almarillo
Masonic Boys
Masonic Lodge
Boys
Hader
Willur Keith
Masonite Versive Committee
Dallas News
Amarillo
Miller Beard
John Stalkup
Dalhart
Dalart
Ameriia
Polk Street Methodist Church
Harding
Rubbow
de Molay
Sen
Meatioe
Amarillo Lodge
A. M
Sixth
Polk Streets
Williams
Tolk Street
Order of the Jtainbow
Palo Duro
Masonic Band
Rainbow Girls
North Amarillo
T. BE. Lh
First Baptist Church
Walter Axtell
First Christian Church
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William Thomas
Crook
Secupert Produce
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Leghorn Ae bHlaer Jug
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Asia
Legion
Pagt One
Meyer
Shriners
Wright Armstrong
Old Gray Mare
C. M. Humphrys
Polk St
Bicycle Parts
West Seventh
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Lerton
V. Dawson, A. B
M. D
Snite
Western Bidg
Nunn Bldg
Taylor St
Carrie M. Hitchcock Carver
Tyler
West 7Th St
W. R. Armstrong
Mgr
Coga Cola
Thos. M. Nabers
Old Spain
Pat Mobley
Spain
Don Jose Mojica
Faust
Mekie
Gram
Panhandie
Emil F. Myers
Lila Austin Myers
Mr. Myers
Mojjica
Twaddele
Auto Laundry
Putin
BR. Walker
Gateway Station
Kanesa City
G. C. McDaniel
Ford
Westh Street
Fair Shoe Shop
Taylor Street
Dr. Curl
San Jacinto Club
Mrs. McLelland
Potter County Federated Women’s Club
G. H. Bryant
Z. B. Pirtle
East Amarillo
L. B. Hammond
Glenwood Club
Miss Farrel
Board of City Development
Bivins
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