Globe ad contest draws 323 replies for vacation puzzle
The Globe received 323 contest entries with many readers solving the puzzle correctly. First prize went to Mrs. C. O. Defenbaugh of Amarillo for an elaborate “A Happy Vacation” embroidery on pink and blue backgrounds with linen, winning $5. Second prize to Mrs. J. Van Steenwyk, $3, for a decorated auto tire wall board. Third prize to James Bynum, $2, for pen and ink and watercolor camp scene.
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Globe
J. van Steenwyk
Louisiana Avenue
James Bynum
Monroe Street
Bynum
Wheat harvest under way in Randall county Texas
Harvest begins in Randall county Canyon Texas as wet fall rains reduce acreage but boost yield per acre. Farmers report a smaller than usual crop area yet higher output per acre this season.
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Canyon
Tex
Randall County
Local residents and visitors parade through Amarillo
D B Dillard Washburn was here Wednesday Claude Crawford Wildorado farmer was in the city yesterday C A Lindsay Brownwood was a business visitor here yesterday Buster Townes works at Oliver Drug Co. Wk Johnson Claude spent hours in Amarillo Mrs L O Lewis and daughters Erma Julia Clarendon were here yesterday Oates Fort Worth opening an office for Gladney Muchmore Grain in the Western building Come to Globe office for paid classified ads and a free vase Fort Worth Supply growth Amarillo visit 500 Star windmills sold in past year by Amarillo branch Four traveling salesmen based in Amarillo Delzell returns to work Frederic Delzell in Amarillo Fraternal Building Association Pampa here yesterday planning lodge hall and business building in Pampa
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Claude Crawford
Wildorado
C. A. Lindsay
Brownwood
Buster Townes
Oliver Drug Store
Wk. Johnson
Claude
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Half Minute Interviews Reflect on Travel and Change
H A Nobles plans a departure to the Snow Peaked Mountains of Colorado to escape hoeing and enjoy a silent desk and sparkling snow. H S Hilburn laments cars yet notes a wheat farmer’s 15 000 bushels purchase and a potential million plus from Hale county wheat. Mrs Ernest Thompson expresses optimism for Amarillo and wishes for happiness for Mr Thompson and herself.
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H. A. Nobles
Colorado
Plainview
Hale County
Ernest Thompson
Tam
Amarillo
Mr. Thompson
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C. O. Defenbaugh
Route A
Box 112
D. B. Dillard
Washburn
Globe Office
Blackburn Bros
Frederic Delzell
Floyd Robbins
Horner Institute
Kansas City
Roberts-Olver Company
T. B. Lane
O. B. Solomon
Fraternal Building Association
Pampa
Jack Hall
Countrie
H. S. Hilburn
Meyer & Meyer
Taylor Street
Hunt
M. Timberlin
Durant
Oklahoma
Duke Drug CO
7Th and Polk
New York
Palm Beach
Men’s Sox
Williams
Normandy Voiles
Hinds
Marizon
Polk
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