Adkins Lands Tagged Fish In Panhandle Rodeo
M. E. Adkins of Amarillo won part of the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club Globe-News Fish Rodeo at Buffalo Lake by landing a tagged bass of about one and a quarter pounds bearing tag No. 160. He received a Coleman lantern donated by Tom and Roy's Gun and Key Shop in Amarillo. The tagged fish, the first caught in days, puts him in line for the weekly prize awarded Wednesday night. The rodeo is open to Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club members and families. membership cards are available at Buffalo Lake or Amarillo sporting goods stores. Several hundred tagged fish remain in the lake for prizes.
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First public junior college started in Joliet 1902
The rise of public junior colleges began with Joliet in 1902 marking a pioneering step in American higher education. This early institution paved the way for expanded access to postsecondary learning nationwide.
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Stamp Clerk Still Busy in Amarillo Post Office
Stamp clerks in Amarillo report steady work as an automatic stamp vending machine circulates across the lobby. Customers often need change, prompting a quick shift between the machine and stamp window. Clerks say the system won’t replace jobs, anticipating reloads to keep up with demand.
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Colorado Woman Reports Wrist Watch Stolen
Mrs. V. N. James of Sadida, Colorado, told police Tuesday night her wrist watch was taken from a rest room at a service station at Second and Fillmore after she washed her hands. She noted the loss about 15 minutes later and found the watch missing on returning to the wash room. C. E. McKnight of Tohoka has been named assistant manager of the Plainview Production Credit Association.
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Open City Lake Area To Public For Fishing
Amarillo Lake Park twelve miles southwest will open to the public for fishing and picnicking Thursday. City Manager Moss authorized the area with a 25 cent per person charge. Texas Game and Oyster Commission biologist Ed Bonn surveyed Palo Duro Creek, which runs through the property, and recommended fishing in the creek during July to September. The creek is current dry, with many small fish but few large ones.
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Panhandle
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Bonn
Texas Same Fish and Oyster Commission
Palo Duro Creek
Moss
City Lake
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