Swift and Company Expands Local Produce Trade in Amarillo
Swift and Company reports 1924 local totals of eggs poultry cattle hogs and other meat movements in Amarillo. Three million four hundred thousand eggs one million pounds of chickens and turkeys and one thousand dressed cattle were handled plus more than five hundred hogs. The plant employs forty two, with smoke rooms using hickory and a steaming process for hams and bacon. The local managers say business rose 30 percent over last year and prospects point to a record year.
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Amgrillo
Swift An Company
R. H. Scott
Swift and Company
F. T. Smith
Scott
Studebaker Introduces Distinctive New Standard Six Brougham
Studebaker launches the four door standard six brougham with a low ground profile and full width seats. Distinctive oval rear windows, leather back quarters, opalescent lamps, and Millais upholstery mark its upscale interior. Powered by a fifty horsepower engine on a 113 inch wheel base with a subframe unit transmission.
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Millais
Panhandle Press to Meet in April in Amarillo
The Panhandle Press association plans an April luncheon in Amarillo as part of the annual convention. The executive and program committees meet at the Amarillo hotel at 2 PM to draft the program and fix convention dates. Clyde W. Warwick warns all committees to attend. J Claude Wells is president. Gene Howe says The Globe will host a banquet for visiting editors with several entertainment features.
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Amarillo Globe
Panhandle Press Association
Association
Amarillo
Clyde W. Warwick
Canyon
J. Claude Wells
Wellington
Gene Howe
Globe
Porter A Whaley Lays Claim For Amarillo Commerce
Porter A. Whaley secretary of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce declares Amarillo the best commercial city of its size in the United States. He cites three transcontinental rail lines the world’s largest gas field and a vast trade territory as supports.
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Amarillo
United States
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas
West Texas C of C Meet Set for Mineral Wells
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce plans its annual convention for May 4 5 and 6 in Mineral Wells at the new $100000 Convention Hall. Fifty five bands compete for prizes and a monster banquet will host 7000 delegates. Over 40000 people are expected to attend. Rainbow Potato chips are advertised.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mineral Wells
Board of City Development
Canyon Instructors To Lubbock Music Festival
Wallace R. Clark head of West Texas State Teachers College music department plans a March 6 7 appearance in concert with David Guion as the opening number of the South Plains Music festival in Lubbock Miss Pauline Brigham of the same faculty will judge the music memory contest in Lubbock as part of the festival.
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Canyon
Tex
Wallace R. Clark
West Texas State Teachers College
Lubbock
David Guion
Pauline Brigham
Teachers College Music
Criminal docket to be called in district court
The criminal docket in district court will be called Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The grand jury also re convenes. A light session is expected in district court.
Frequent Sales Does the Trick in Con tact February issue
The leading feature in the February Con tact magazine from Westinghouse discusses sales strategies and the impact of frequent promotions. It notes a circulation exceeding 1,000,000 and emphasizes simple, effective approaches to merchandising.
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Contact
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
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