Proper Uses of Flag Outlined by DAR Handbook
Mrs. William Pirschell announces flag use rules for Llano Estacado Chapter. Guidelines cover audience ritual, handling, display times, half mast on Memorial Day, and platform versus floor placement. Torn flags must be destroyed privately. Karen Morley note appears as an aside about hats on screen.
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Handbook of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Pirschell
Llano Estacado
United States
Organization
Gly-Cas touted by Amarillo resident for miracle cure
Miss Letha Pearl Wyble recalls severe digestive and kidney troubles before trying Gly-Cas, an herbal remedy from Fox Drug Co. Readily improving after first use, she reports restored appetite, sleep, energy, and overall health. Gly-Cas priced at $1 per box, six for $5, with mail orders and payment details provided.
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Letha Pearl Wyble
Grant Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co. No
Oliver- Table Ridg
Miss Wyble
Fox Drug Co
No. 3
Oliver-Fakie Bidz
Drug Co
75th Birthday Is Quiet for Singer
Hollywood June 15 Ma dame Ernestine Schumann Heink celebrated her 75th birthday on a movie lot where she co stars with May Robson in a new picture The famed contralto declares retirement not yet and notes she enjoys acting as she continues her film career born in Prague in 1851 to Major Hans Rossler and Carlotta Goldman she began singing at age 15 and later moved to stage and screen assignments with Nino Martini in her debut film season
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Hollywood
U.P
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Madame Schumann-Heink
May Robson
Nino Martini
Prague
Hans Rossler
Carlotta Goldman
Ike Prefers Jail Over Fine Despite Big Bank Roll
Isaac Hirsch a 62 year old newsboy known as Ike spent a weekend in jail rather than pay a $100 fine. He claimed to have inherited $13,028 in a Nashville bank and $11,000 elsewhere earned from selling papers. The judge fined him and ordered him to leave town, but Ike chose jail over drawing funds.
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Ike
Chicago
Isaac Hirsch
Isaac
Nashville
Tenn
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Rail Freight Change Urged by Federal Coordinator
Washington reports Federal Coordinator of Transportation Joseph B. Fastman urged a nationwide container system to move bulk freight by rail, road and water. Standardized containers would fit trucks, rail cars and boats, cutting handling costs from 5.60 to under one dollar per ton for shipments like groceries from New York to Chicago and unlocking vast new business.
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Washington
Joseph B. Fastman
Eastman
New York
Chicago
Notable Visitors in Amarillo Arrive for Stay
Dr Mary Elizabeth Bates of Denver and Walter S Reed vice president of Johnson Ranch Royalty Company and Rock Creek Oil Company are in Amarillo staying at the Amarillo Hotel for several days. Dr Bates has practiced medicine in Denver for over 55 years and is the largest stockholder in the two firms with other Panhandle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Bates
Denver
Walter S. Reed
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Rock Creek Oil Company
Amarillo
Dr. Bates
Panhandle
Funeral set for F. E. Gray in Amarillo
Funeral services for FP. E. Gray retired contractor who died in a local hospital will be held tomorrow at 8 a.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Father Drury officiating. Interment follows at Llano Cemetery. Gray resided at 211 West Ninth Avenue. survivors include two sons H. N. Gray of Tulsa and Roy Gray of Amarillo, three daughters Mrs. R. H. Gross Muskegon Mich Mrs. T. S. Gray Tulsa and Mrs. Mildred Hood Kansas City Mo. N. 8. Griggs & Sons in charge.
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FP. E. Gray
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Drury
Llano Cemetery
Gray
Amarillo
West Ninth Avenue
H. N. Gray
Tulsa
Roy Gray
R. H. Gross
Muskegon, Mich
T. S. Gray
Mildred Hood
Kansas City
Griggs & Sons
Negro Spiritualists at Fundamentalist Baptist Church Show
The Williams Spiritualistic Singers from Edmondson Institute and Orphanage Athens present a one hour program of negro spiritual and jubilee melodies. At Fundamentalist Baptist Church at Eighth Avenue and Monroe Street the show starts at 8 15 P M Tuesday night.
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Williams
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Edmondson Institute
Athens
Eighth Avenue
Monroe Street
Weatherman H. T. Collman Returns From Weather Conference
Weather expert H. T. Collman returns from Kansas City where he joined western meteorologists for a conference. He notes the focus was on air rather than weather. Mrs. Collman plans to stay in Kansas City and their daughter will attend summer school there. In a separate note, rancher J. B. Gillett of Marfa Texas and Sam B. Denson now in Washington D C. reunite for the first time since 1873.
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H. T. Collman
Kansas City
J. B. Gillett
Marfa
Tex
Sam B. Denson
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Judge Bryant Visits in City on Trip to Colorado
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant of Sherman, who held the NRA oil code unconstitutional for non interstate commerce firms, visits the city en route to Colorado for a fishing trip. He sits in the Eastern District of Texas where many East Texas oil cases arise, and is accompanied by his son David.
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Randolph Bryant
Sherman
Colorado
Bryant
Supreme Court of the United States
Fastern
Texas
East Texas
David F. Bryant
David
Sinclair to Build a New Gas Station
Building permits issued for a new Sinclair Refining Company service station at 16th and Monroe Street with brick and tile construction costing 5000 by A H Brown. Texas Refining Company obtained permits for repairs at Sixteenth Avenue and Van Buren Street costing 3000 and at Third Avenue and North Fillmore Street costing 2000.
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Sinclair Refining Company
16Th and
Monroe Street
A. H. Brown
Texas Refining Company
Sixteenth Avenue
van Buren Street
Gunn-Hinerman Tire Company
Texas Company
Third Avenue
North Fillmore Street
Aggie Student and Young Girl Drown in Brazos River
In College Station Texas on June 15 a Texas A and M College senior Daniel G Cox 24 died while wading in the Brazos River near Wellborn carrying Dawn Holick 5 on his back. The edge of a sand bar or a hole is blamed for Cox losing balance. Rescuer W L Cummings of Bryan failed to save them. Cox lived in Wichita Falls and was to graduate in August. An unrelated note states elevated railway car transport costs 300 dollars per ton per year.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A. & M
Brazos River
Wellborn
Daniel G. Cox
Little Dawn Holick
Bryan
Cox
W. L. Cummings
Wichita Falls
Markets KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK SUMMARY
Kansas City stock market report shows cattle and calves at steady to higher opening, with cows slow and yearlings showing modest gains. Feeder and feeder-type stock mixed, hogs and sheep limited activity as lamb prices opened around 11.26 with some declines noted. New Orleans cotton opens steady with July at 11.70 and other futures marginally up.
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Kansas City
Ateady
New Orleans
Music teacher H F Scott hired by Tolzien's Music Store
H F Scott, band instructor and organizer, now employed in Tolzien's music merchandise departments. He brings years of organization and teaching experience and will work with individuals and as a group organizer. The text notes ospreys building and maintaining a large nest year after year.
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H. F. Scott
Tolzien
Scott
Black Draught Promoted As Laxative For Constipation
Local reader Mrs R D Thaxton of Lexington Georgia praises Black Draught as a reliable family medicine for bilious headaches colds and post meal discomfort. The ad urges careful use and repeats that constipation lies at the root of many symptoms and that Black Draught offers relief.
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R. D. Thaxton
Lexington
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Tennessee
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Negro Singers Program
Edmonson Institute
Weatherman
Fred Jacoby, Jr
Judge Bryant
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Travis Lander
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Johnny Farrell
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Riley
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Columb Gas & Flee
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Sowa
A. Cortina Wei Ab
Curtis Wright AM
Boy Serre
Hodson
Jonna Manville
Ennecott Copper
Mack Truck
Montgomery
Ward Weekly
Murray Corp
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NY Central
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Phillips Petrol
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South Poe
Southern Railway
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Texas Pac Coml & Hebe
Trans-America
Peon Starrett
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S&s Steel
Warner Bree
Western Union
FE. A. Pieree & Cad
Arkansas
Ities Servier S
Boly Ory Galt
Sunray
Hennessy
Soir
Schieffelin & Co
New York City
Mayflower Hotel
Fred
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