Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
Local railroad chatter highlights Santa Fe conductors and brakemen reassigned on the Plains division Amarillo. Frank Davis reports farming gains east of Amarillo and a creaming business. steel bridge permit for Golden Gate project. several ice plants planned in Lubbock and nearby towns along the Santa Fe. Disturbing crash at a crossing ends in multiple deaths. investigation cites automatic bells functioning. Also notes Siam’s king high pay, Mesopotamian notes, and Romanian highway work in Bessarabia.
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Lubbock
Texas Utilities Company
Brownfield
Post
Ralls
Tulsa
Canyon
Hereford
Santa Fe
Here There Everywhere and Scout Camp Return
Miss Marcella Walker of Dalhart is visiting Miss Burkella Wells at 1600 Taylor Street. Miss Tennie Vaden of Sherman arrives to visit Wells. Willard B. Reinheimer returns home from Norman Oklahoma after attending the University of Oklahoma. James Milton Manatt, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Schwartz, returns from the University of Oklahoma. Hereford Boy Scouts return from Panhandle camp in Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo after nearly two weeks. 26 from Hereford attended with Rh W Harrison, J B Elliston and Jim Black as scout masters. The scouts report valuable lessons in craft and look forward to another trip.
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Marcella Walker
Dalhart
Burkella Wells
Taylor Street
Tennie Vaden
Sherman
Willard B. Reinheimer
Polk Street
Norman
Okla
University of Okla
James Milton Manatt
Harry Schwartz
University of Oklahoma
Boy Scouts
Hereford
Panhandle
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Rh. W. Harrison
J B. Elliston
Jim Black
Kolor-Bak Restores Gray Hair to Original Shade
Kolor-Bak is touted as a popular color restorer for gray hair. It claims to banish dandruff and itching, adding life and beauty to hair. A money back guarantee is offered. regular price is $1.49, with a six day sale at $3.29.
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Kolor-Bak
Kotor-Bak
Golf Castal of Panhandle to Beat Amarillo Sunday
Hereford and Memphis golf teams travel to Amarillo to face local clubs this Sunday on the Country Club and Hillcrest courses. Visitors aim to avenge prior defeats by Hereford and Hillcrest while Amarillo players practice after recent losses.
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Golf Castal
Panhandle
Amarillo
Hereford
Country Club
Memphis
Hillcrest
Amarillo Nat Enprr Pains The Globes Carrier Boys
The Globe carrier boys visited the Amarillo Natatorium on Monday night. Thirty one boys enjoyed a big time and praised the Nat as the finest swimming hole they knew. Nat manager G. Baum said he had almost as much fun watching them.
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Carrier
Globe
Amarillo Natorium Company
G. Baum
Nat
Amarillo Approves Engineer's Roll for Street Improvements
Resolution adopts the engineer's roll for the Third Street project and fixes hearings for disputes on assessments and benefits. Notices to be published three times in Amarillo newspaper and mailed to property owners. Hearing set for June 23 1925 at 7 30 p m in City Hall.
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Third Street
Amarillo
John SS. McKnight
City of
John SS McKnight
Seid Street
City Hall
Texas
Kingineer
Arthur Street
Tenth Street
First Street
Glenwood Addition
John S. McKnight
Locust Street
Eleventh Street
City
Sid John S. McKnight
Elm Street
Ninth Street
John 8
McKnight
John S. McKuisht
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By John Moore
R. L. Wooten
Buchanan Street
Bb. EE. Middaugh
R. C. Stout and
Latchell
Las Vegas
Plains
J. M. Johnston
Santa Fe Brakenan
Shattuck
Frank Davis
B. H. Nolan
Canadian
Woodward
G. W. Baker
America
Plainview
Tne
London
Golden Gate
San Franccisco Bay
Wet Weeks
Mattie J. Mary,hall
Hushead
Louisville
Nicola Marschall
Siam
Citizens
North Arkansas
Romania
Bessarabia
John Moors
Carrier Boys
Biggs Investment Co
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Gilbert’s
Polk
N.S. Griggs
Taylor St
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
Sun Street
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Jos Polk
Wave Vert
F. G. Roane
Hugh Whitcomb
Lee Bivins
Jewell Davidson
Newell Davidson
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