Tuxedo Horse Show Opens Amid Summer Style With Childlike Simplicity
Betsy Schuyler notes a balmy opening day at the Tuxedo Horse Show a scene of summer ease. Children in washable linens and simple hats define fashion over adults dressed in silks while families stroll from pad dock to ringside. The piece highlights coordinated children outfits, family dress codes, and the charm of accessible, practical garments.
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Catherine
Marion Colt
S. S. Colt
Bruce Fellowes Gordon
Charles Fellowes Gordon
Dimity
Ian
Show ticket mix up sparks travel tale from New York
Bill Askew recalls paying 6.03 dollars for a ticket to A Night in Spain at the Hotel Martinique desk. He questions the three cents and six dollars, then praises a trip that deepened his belief in Amarillo. He references experimental flights in a German Cromer Wal flying boat with Rolls-Royce engines. A later note mentions plans for North Sea service Oslo to Harwich using the same aircraft. The report also notes Amundsen’s Pole dash 1925. PAGANISM BEING OVERTHROWN In Luzon Christian missions expand, Igorotes and Ifugaos increasingly embrace Christianity, replacing local sun and tribal deities.
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New York City
Bill Askew
Martinique
Spain
Mr. Askew
Mr. Aakew
North Sea
Oslo
Norway
Harwich
England
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Luzon
P. S
Manila
Panhandle dairy expert Grout to aid Panhandle dairying growth
Professor George P. Grout, head of Animal Husbandry at Texas A&M, plans to locate in the Panhandle this summer to develop dairy interests. He may base in Plainview, with a Tulsa-area farm, and has been hired by several Panhandle counties. Grout praises Panhandle dairy potential and the Tri-State fair as a key outlet for show cattle. He commended P. C. Bennett for introducing bull circles and noted strong Panhandle marketing via Mistletoe and Metzger creameries.
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George P. Grout
Texas A. and M. College
Panhandle
Grout
Plainview
Tulsa
College Station
Jersey
Professor Grout
P. C. Bennett
Agricultural Department
Board of City Development
Mr. Grout
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Texas
Swisher County
Tri-State
Rotary Club
Amarillo
Bearded Dragon Reported in Australia Discovery
A small lizard resembling a dragon has been found in Australia and named by natives as the bearded dragon or Jew lizard. Another lizard with a frill around its neck appears flat when calm and rises like a shield in danger.
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Australia
Lost Birth Records Prompt Secretaries Help
Early 20th century records lack of birth registrations. Bud Kansas delayed filings until 1911 may prevent Cox from learning his name and age. Authorities face gaps in vital statistics as missing registrations hinder identification.
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Topeka
Kan
Clarence George Cox
George Clarence Cox
Voc
Bud Kansas
Cox
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New York
Washington
Sylvia Szechenyi
Christopher Robin
Catherine and
Polk St
the Ladies Store
A.V. C
Leather House
Men’s Union
A. V.C
Ssociated Variety Co., Inc
Plains
Going
Adams
Amarillo Plate Glass and Mirror Co
Maxwell House
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