Hoover Plans to Seek Fish in Mountains
President Hoover plans rest in the Rocky Mountain national parks for midsummer, with fishing as a major pastime. He may fish Glacier Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain parks for lake trout, Mackinaw, Cutthroat, Montana Grayling, and rainbow trout. Limits range from 10 to 20 per day depending on location and access.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Rocky Mountain
President Coolidge
Yellowstone Lake
Glacier Park
Yellowstone River
Montana
Glacier
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain National
Colorado River
United States
Two Medicine Chalets
Sherburne Lake
Hoover Aide Calls Him Hardest Working President
In a radio address George Akerson says President Hoover starts before 9 a.m. and ends around 6 p.m., with thoughts focused on his duties. The dispatcher notes the secretary’s praise of Hoover as one of the hardest working men in the country.
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Associated Press
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Hoover
George Akerson
Travel notes and visits spread across Texas and beyond
Mrs. Clethe Tackett of Amarillo traveled to Dallas Austin Houston and Oklahoma City for several weeks of vacation and relatives. Frank Bush cousin of Miss Nannie Doby and Miss Mary Doby visits en route to California after a career with Eraq ua Company in Arabia. He has lived in 27 nations and speaks seven languages. Miss Mary Doby takes a week long outing for fishing and travel through Canadian territory as Miss Marsha Luck visits Amarillo en route southward.
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Clethe Tackett
Amarillo
Dallas
Austin
Houston
Oklahoma City
Frank Bush
Nannie Doby
Mary Doby
Pierce Street
California
Arabia
New York
Bush
Eraqua Company
Orient
Seace
United States
Amarillo Family News and Arrivals Chronicle
College Station to her home in To peka Kansas. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and Miss Mable McQueen of College Station are visiting in the Kenyon home 606 Carolina Street. Dr R Allingham and family spend a week in Denver and will return this weekend. Mrs E M Allison and son Jim Allison and his wife spent the weekend in Albuquerque New Mexico. They plan to visit Mrs E M Allison's daughter Mrs George Reeves. A Taggart family moves from Wichita Falls to Amarillo and will reside at 1320 Van Buren Street. Mr Taggart will be employed at the Red Star Mill. Mrs W H Agey and daughter in law Mrs H A Agey and granddaughter Katheryn visit the Agey home and will spend the summer in Amarillo. Mrs Florence Green secretary to Ireland Abbott returns from Wichita Falls. Mr Standfield 610 East Tenth Street was brought home from St Anthony's hospital after six weeks for appendicitis. He leaves Wednesday for Memphis Tennessee after selling his grocery at 607 East Tenth Street to J B Murray.
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Carl Johnson
Mable McQueen
College Station
Kenyon Home
Carolina Street
Taggart
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
van Buren Street
Red Star Mill
Mr. Standfield
East Tenth Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Memphis
Tennessee
J. BE. Murray
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