Globe's Dream Home Opens for Public Tour Today
The Globe presents its model home at 5104 Harrison Street inviting the public for a half hour visit. See completed exterior, interior woodwork, built in features, near finished kitchen shelving, Frigidaire cabinet, and nearly finished furnace and garage as contractors prepare for final touches.
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Harrison Street
The
Ely
Dream Home
Shero
Reed Sheet Metalworks
M. C. Hancock
Claude Town Folk Report Social Sightings and Movements
Miss Kerrick plans to leave next Wednesday for Boulder for a university summer course. Hugh Doak and Ed Yelton of Claude were in town on business. Lela Stone leaves Friday for travel and study. Sally will be at the Fair June 22. Professor Hunter advances Claude’s educational influence in the West. J R Bingham visits Amarillo. Merle Ramsey spends vacation with her parents. John Beck cut visit short to attend a neighbor’s funeral.
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Misses Kerrick
Victoria Warner
Claude
Miss Kerrick
Boulder
University
J. FP. Bromert
D. C
Western Building
Hugh Doak
Landon
California
Eas
Finklea Electric
Lela Stone
Cliffside
Mission
Ed Yelton
Towat
Yesterdas
Dutchman
J.G. Wast
Texas
Victor Witthford
Colorado
Sally
Ek. L. Hunter
Greely
Colo
Hunter
Fillmore Street
John Beck
Claude Friday
Keeter
Battery B Seeks Men for Upcoming Encampment
Battery B 15 1st Field Artillery seeks recruits through Capt W D Burger and Lieutenants Blutcher Tharp and H V Elkington. Encampment at Camp Stanley near San Antonio runs August 6 to 21 with goal of full quota and strong showing. Officers urge enlistment of desirable young men.
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1St Field Artillery
W. D. Burger
Blutcher
Tharp
H. V. Elkington
Camp Stanley
San Antonio
Ima Cowhand and Panic at Palo Duro Camp
A gossiping column describes Ima Cowhand as a hardboiled criminal after a Palo Duro canyon scout camp incident. The piece mocks local figures Lahros White Cat L. King and The Real, notes plans for Mobeetie events, a Fluge town christening, and aviators’ misadventures with Jersey bulls, while hinting at political tensions and local banter.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Rural roads to Hereford to be opened within 30 days
Hereford area to gain improved rural routes as county judge Karl W. Wilson says the longest road is 40 miles from Hereford to the Ward school with connections to Vega and 25 mile avenue. Roads aim to boost Hereford trade and give farmers better market access. Officials plan rural free delivery on many roads soon. Frank Carder returns from vacation to San Francisco Valerio Utah and Colorado points.
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Globe
Hereford
Wight
Commissioners Court
Deaf Smith Leads Jackrabbit Bounty Campaign Effort
Deaf Smith County plans a five cent bounty on all jack rabbits killed within the county if neighboring counties join the campaign. County Judge Baul W Wilson says cooperation is needed with Pal meso, Castro, Randall, Oldham and Potter counties. Meanwhile local business expansion progresses as brick work on a new store nears completion and lumber yard upgrades unfold in the Panhandle.
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Specife the Globe
Hereford
Deaf Smith County
Baul W Wilson
Commissioners Court
Wilson
Palmer
Castro
Randall
Oldham
Potter
Deaf Smith
Slay
Panhandle
Claude Hardware Store Nearing Completion Work
Claude June 13. Work on the John and Quarles company hardware store on the southwest corner of the square is proceeding rapidly. Carpenters are about completing framing and interior work.
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Globe
Claude
John & Quarles Company
Carpenters
Hill invited to speak at National Education Association meeting
President Hill of West Texas State Teachers College received an invitation from Miss Eula Hunter to present at the National Education Association meeting in Indianapolis. Hill will address interpreting schools to the public with a talk on the growth of normal schools into teachers colleges. He is attending a Texas Teachers College Presidents meeting in Austin as part of his statewide duties.
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Specht
Glazey Canyon
President Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Eula
Hunter
Department of Classroom Teachers
Indilanappelis
Ind
Teachers College
Austin
Teachers College Presidents of
Texas
State Board of Regents
New Business Building Planned in Canyon Market Square
Si M Matte son and Mrs. Mary Kingland contract for a hollow tile business building thirty by eighty feet to rise immediately on Canyon public square's south side. Nine fire-proof business structures have risen in Canyon in three months including Randall County News plant, a large forty by one hundred forty feet facility owned by Ce W. Warwick editor and owner.
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Canvor
Si M Matteson
Mary Kingland
Oonce
Canyon Public Square
Canyon
Tandal County News
Panhandle
Texas
Ce W. Warwick
Randall County News
Flag Day Elks Program Set For This Afternoon
The annual Flag day program of the Elks lodge is to be held this afternoon at 5 50 o clock at Central Presbyterian Church. Officers and a committee led by R I Underwood G H Millican Earl Wyatt and E D Creen organize the event with a schedule including patriotic selections prayers a history of the flag and a tribute to the flag. The program features Miss Ledford Miss Crete Ailen Mr Brymer Mr Billingslea and others with performances by the Farwell Orchestra a violin duet and the Star Spangled Banner note.
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ELKS
The
Elks Lodge
Central Presbyterian Church
the Organzation
R. I. Underwood
G. H. Millican
Earl Wyatt
E. D. Creen
Farwell
Bro Db
Sweeney
America
Ward
Ledford
Crete Ailen
Brymer
Billingslea
P. F. Supp
Alpine
Virginia Krug
Irving Tolzien
Esquire
Amarillo Day Nursery Seeks Baby Cribs for Children
The Amarillo Day Nursery at 707 Fillmore Street asks residents to donate baby cribs. The facility cares for about twenty children aged four to twelve months and needs more beds during the day.
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Amarillo Day Nursery
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
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Globe's Dream Home
A. Cowhand
Ima
Lahros White
Mr. White
Cat J. King
Woodnight
Jim Claybrook
Harry Bater
King
Jonah
Washburn
Tim
Harry
Thereal
Mobeetie
Fluge
Colonel Herring
John Snider
Barver
Walt Brander
Huntsville
Cat L. King
John M. Montgomery
Mitchell
United States Air Service
Dalhart
Iwiy
Walter Morris
Port Worth
Yeonough
Fort Worth
Dallas
Darty Mater
Dear Smith County
Frank Carder
San Francisco
Valerio
Utah
Dear Smith Takis
Claude Business House
the Globe Dream
Frigidaire
City Light & Waterco
UR. Hill
National Association
Hil
Miss Stunter
N. BE. A
George W. Frazier
Colorado State Teachers College
Cora Wilson Stewart
Kentucky Moonlight Schools
Globes
Nature
A. D. Fensty
Ph. D
Amarillo, Texas
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