Amarillo adopts engineer's roll and public hearing on Fifth Street
City of Amarillo adopts the engineer's roll for the Fifth Street improvement from Grant Street eastward. A public hearing will be held July 1924 at 2:00 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Room for abutting property owners and railway interests to contest assessments, with notices to be published thrice and mailed as needed.
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Ealt Fifth Street
Amarillo
Fast Fifth Street
Grant Street
Plains Paving Company
City Hall
Texas
Panhandle club formed to back Lynch Davidson for governor
In a Panhandle meeting in the county courthouse R E Underwood was elected chairman of the Lynch Davidson for Governor club. A countywide organization committee will appoint county chairmen, draft finances and arrange speakers for Panhandle events before the July 26 state elections. Houston report notes Texas farm activity strong with crops growing rapidly and cotton choppers in high demand as weather stays favorable.
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County Court Room
R. E. Underwood
R. T. Emmett
P. H. Landergin
R. 8. Thompson
W. A. Palmer
Col. C. T. Herring
Panhandle
Underwood
Houston
Texas
H. H. Schutz
United States Agricultural Statistician
Battery B Plans July 4 Sham Battle at Harding Ranch
Battery B of the first Field Artillery will fire 300 rounds at long range targets on the Harding ranch on July 4. Col. John B. Golding will command with battery officers and headquarters company aids. The Plainview Battery may join, with target practice exceeding three hours.
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Harding Ranch
First Field Artillery
John B. Golding
Plainview
Gas Increasing in Wilson No 1 Well
Gas production rises in the Welson et al No 1, Whittenburg, Hutchinson county. The volume is estimated at 30,000,000 feet daily as of 2,500 feet measured depth. Gulf Production Co No 1 Whittenburg is drilling at 500 feet after setting 15 inch pipe at 400 feet.
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Welson Et al
Whittenburg
Block 46
Hutchinson County
Gulf Production Company
Hutchinson
Japanese Educator Seeks Full Accord With America
Dr Danjo Ebina president of Dasshisha University Kyoto urges open American outreach to Japan to avert mutual misunderstanding. He notes decades of Japan adopting Western ways but warns of rising anti American sentiment if misperceptions persist. He cites historical China tensions and hopes ill will has largely disappeared.
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Los Angeles
A. P
America
Japan
Danjo Ebina
Dasshisha University
Kyoto
Ebina
China
Korea
Ebona
Gough Heads Old Settlers Day Committee at Fair
Judge Gough serves as president with H M Russell as secretary to organize Old Settlers Day activities for Fair Week. The morning program invites Panhandle residents with twenty five years or more in the region to join. The item notes Japan's social development in China and Korea and praises American influence on Japanese progress.
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Gough
OLD Settlers’ Day
FAIR
Judge Gough
H. M. Russell
Panhandle
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