Desert thrillers and westerns headline film lineup
The paper lists several silent era films: Ol Levee and New, a desert adventure starring Lewis Stone and Barbara Bedford. My Pal a Tom Mix Western with Tom, Tony, and Olive Borden. Seaters He Drand featuring Mullen's Western wardrobe and three changes of premiere. The Liberty All Around the Pry ing Pan with Fred Thomson, a popular western star.
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Fred Thomson
Liberty
Thomson
Spat Family
Featera
Old Loves and New at Fair opens today with Major stars
Screen and stage notes report Old Loves and New by Mrs. E. M. Hull at the Fair featuring Lewis Stone Barbara Bedford and Tully Marshall. Also on bill Tom Mix in My Pal with Olive Borden and Tom Santschi as the outlaw. Musical Mullen and his Maids present a two day run with Rabbit Reed. Deuce High Western and The Radio Detective chapter. Hollywood gossip notes Red Grange’s arrival in town and publicity practices. New York reports prize babies for film work Nancy Kelley joins Betty Bronson in Paradise. Closing with a dress sale at The Ladies' Store 517 Polk Street.
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Joe Mullen
Deandi
Rabbit Reed
New York
Helen Rowland
Nancy Kelley
Betty Bronson
First National
Paradise
Miss Bronson
Broadway
Peter
Bronx
Trade with Mexico From Laredo Falls in May 1926
Mexican Consul Y M Vasquez said $3 041 461 worth of American goods were sent into Mexico through Laredo in May 1926, down from $3 346 757 in May 1925. Colular duties paid totaled $152 178 versus $167 347 in 1925. For the first five months of 1926 the value of American goods sent into Mexico from Laredo reached $16 512 250. An estimated $46 000 000 worth of merchandise is expected to be shipped into Mexico from Laredo this year.
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Crnse
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Y. M. Vasquez
Public Auction Closes for Amarille Medical Care Bid
The City of Amarille will vetlre the highest bid for care at the up Peed Geter Pourth soa Menree street. The notice lists the date and involved parties with limited legible details amid faded OCR.
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Amarille
Menree
Ketenes
Bears
Dane
Saccett
Palo Duro apartments to rise on Sixteenth Street
A four story Palo Duro apartment building costing 150000 will be built by Mrs. B. Fisher and Son. Architect M C Parker designed the 36 unit brick and stone structure with garages two high speed elevators a roof garden and full basement. Frigidaire equipment will be used.
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High Son
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Fisher
Marrying Days Reported In Potter County Courthouse
Records show Mondays and Wednesdays as marrying days in Potter County this June with 21 licenses issued in the first ten days. Saturday June 5 had seven certificates and Wednesday June 9 had four, marking peak activity traditions in local nuptials.
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Potter County
Court House
Cupid
Amarillo
Rural teaching positions in Potter County narrowed
Three rural teaching jobs remain open in Potter County schools as stated by County Superintendent Miss Laura V. Hamner. The openings are at Jones Alliedon and the Bushland primary contract while trustees set tax arrangements for the coming year.
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Potter County
Laura V. Hamner
Jones
Allison
Bushland
Oh No Nora in Missing Letter Tea Party
Fragments of a garbled note hint at a playful scene involving a character named Nora. The text mixes odd spellings and partial phrases, suggesting a lighthearted, informal item from a community page or local feature.
The Pair of Jacks to Open Two Day Engagement at the Fair
The Pair of Jacks Jack Bell tenor and Jack Davis baritone and pianist will bring a two day engagement to the Fair starting Monday. They deliver a complete Baker Hotel studio program with authentic equipment and a changing nightly lineup. Enthusiastic reports from prior appearances across the state predict packed houses and strong return requests. Bell previously appeared at the Mission entertaining audiences with his tenor voice.
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Amarillo
Fair Theater
Jacks
Jack Bell
Jack Davis
Stacon
WFAA
Baker Hotel
Baker
Wanderlust at Sadler Show Opens in Amarillo
Harley Sadler and company present Wanderlust as weekend offering in Amarillo. The play, adapted from The Open Road, promises strong dramatic situations and features Bart Couch in a youthful lead. Last night the troupe performed English Orphans to a packed house near the ball park.
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Harley Sadler
Amarillo
Ball Park
Killough Receives Air Mail Shipment
Joe Killough and company likely the first Amarillo firm to get a merchandise shipment by air mail. They received Hickock belts and buckles sent from Rochester New York to Dallas and then by train to Amarillo.
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Joe Killough
FAMN PAS Message Reveals Paris Contact
A fragmentary note quotes Tele Mele in Paris claiming a past meeting with a husband request. The terse line suggests a personal interaction reported in a brief social item.
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Paris
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Tom Santschi
Hollywood
Red Grange
Dixie Russell
Joseph B. Russell
Ladies’ Store
Polk Street
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Sadler’s
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Wanderlust
Pere Henge
Lee Te
Tree End
Wanderlist
PRL & Sat
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U.S
Imrol Nde Sth
Sixteenth ST
MRS. B. Fisher and Son
Allie Ryan
Marinello
McCombs
Regent
Wereel Eemeds Company
Barbara Bedford and
Killough
Moore County
Fee
Powell, Dimas
Tenas
Tully Marshall
Fables
E. M. Hull
Radio Artis
William Fox
Yoon Wie
Pathe News
Harold Lloyd
Evewedly Mw
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Sara
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