Hudson Essex expansion drives large car coach production
Hudson Motor Car Company announces plant expansion to boost Hudson and Essex output. Main factory on East Jefferson and the Clayton and Lambert plant will raise space to about 2,000,000 square feet with economies in stamping parts. Expansion aims to meet high demand, coaches comprising 90 percent of business.
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Gibson joins Turner Dooley firm to form Turber Dooley and Gibson
Recognition of W W Gibson as a valuable young attorney leads to a name change for the firm from Turner and Dooley to Turber Dooley and Gibson. Gibson, a West Texan and UT law graduate, previously studied at West Texas State Teachers College and is a former service member.
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Turner and Dooley
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West Texas State Teachers College
University of Texas
Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
The American Railway Express Company runs 226000 miles of lines with offices in 28500 towns from Maine to California. It issues more waybills daily than all U.S. railroads combined, uses 8600 motor vehicles and 12500 horse drawn vehicles, and employs 125000 to 135000 people with payrolls over 150 million. Local Santa Fe and railroad officials visit Amarillo and Canadian for meetings and travel, while residents swap notes on taxes, health, and pipe-line projects in Roswell and Artesia.
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Railway Express Company
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Duluth
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Fitting Glasses Emphasizes Thorough Eye Examination
The notice stresses that counts and details of fitting glasses matter little without a thorough scientifically correct examination. Our service bases on precise eyesight testing and will prepare glasses with special lenses to meet exact corrective needs.
Cattle Sales Boom in Panhandle Trading Region
Large round of cattle sales spreads across the Panhandle with hundreds of head traded by buyers from Canadian Midland and Miami. Prices reach 80 a head for three year olds, 75 for four year olds, and 26 for yearling cows, fueling expectations of further closeouts at the convention starting tomorrow. Local totals exceed 100000 in feeder cattle trades as cattlemen anticipate a busy next ten days.
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Panhandle
Yom Waters
Kanfae
Wiley Wright
Kansas
John Teanes
Canadian
C. B. Volt and Son
Midland
Oklahoma
Billy Bryant
Billy Driver
Public Auction At Riley-Winstead Furniture Saturday
Public auctions will be held every Saturday from 10:30 in the morning until night at Riley- Wrather Furniture Company 715 Polk Street. Articles of almost all sorts will be sold and residents may arrange sales of their items in advance.
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Riley-Wrather Furniture Company
Polk Street
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