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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1927

Page

5

Aavana to Be Singapore for Western Trade

International News Service reports a Cuba port study likening Havana to Singapore as a crossroad of western trade. The piece outlines Cuba’s strategic location, the island’s ports, and Havana’s growth and facilities supporting sugar, tobacco, fruit, and other exports via expanded harbors and warehouses.

Aavana Singapore International Shington Cuba Hare M. J. Meehan Com Department Meehan Santiago de Cobo Nuevitas Havana Havena Theoveh

Medical Arts Building to Go Brick Work at Eighth and Polk

The tenth floor of the Medical Arts building at Eighth and Polk streets has been poured and the structure is ready for brick and stone work. Bricklayers and carpenters will join the concrete crew as the building, led by Charles A. Fisk and associates, progresses toward a prominent city landmark.

Medical Arts Eighth and Polk Streets Charles A. Fisk Asso‘tes Ore

Telephone man returns from business tour in Panhandle region

George H. Hill of the Panhandle Telephone company returned from an extended company tour through the territory. He traveled into Oklahoma and reported growing business interest as the Panhandle exchanges expand rapidly. The firm is led by J. Lindsay Nunn and Dr. J. E. Nunn, former Amarillo Daily News publishers.

George H. Hill Panhandle Telephone Company Oklahoma Panhandle J. Lindsay Nunn J. E. Nunn Amarillo Daily News, Ag

Lasara Leads U S Cotton Ginning With 100 Bales

Lasara seven miles west of Raymondville led U S cotton ginning on Monday as gins there surpassed 100 bales of the new crop. The Rio Grande valley’s early cotton growth saw Lasara top other towns in total ginned.

Associated Press Raymondville Lasara United States Rio Grande Valley

Southwestern shippers push to cut cotton seed rates

At a joint hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Texas Railroad Commission, associations of Southwestern shippers urged lower freight charges on cotton seed and products from Southwestern points to east of the Mississippi. Saturday reports note prompt actions by Willacy, Cameron and Hidalgo counties eradicating the Mexican fruit fly menace to Rio Grande Valley fruit. A. B. McDonald, state entomologist, spoke on Monday. In Georgetown a special term of court convened to try John Miller for murder linked to the Bellville street battle death of September 5, 1922. In Dallas seven chiropractors faced charges under the medical practice act. In Wichita Falls two men alleged to have robbed the First National Bank of Truscott of 2700 were captured fourteen miles east. the money was recovered. Plans to finish the Conception Puerto Armuelias railway spurred development of coffee and banana plantations in Panama.

Associated Press Fort Worth Mississippi Interstate Commerce Commission Texas Railroad Commission Austin Willacy Cameron Hidalgo Rio Grande Valley Georgetown John Miller Robert Schaffner Bellville Wichita Falls First National Bank of Truscott

Uneasy Sleep Solved by Cardui, Hopkins Woman Says

Mrs G W Arrants of Hopkins South Carolina reports relief from spells of weakness and nervousness after using Cardui. She says sleep returned, appetite improved, and general health better following continued use. She recommends keeping Cardui on hand for future need.

Auto polo thrills planned for Amarillo July 4

Four cars undergo practice spins at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition grounds as Clark Askey trains drivers and mallet men for the July 4 auto polo program. Cars are armored and tested for rough play with seats and wheels built to endure punishment. Askey promises “A Million Thrills” and will cover diagnostic costs for any thrill shortfall while organizers expect a large Panhandle crowd.

Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Grounds Fair Grounds Clark Askey Colorado Askey Panhandle Amarillo

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