Women Mission Study Class Meets At Meston Street
The Mission Study Class of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Moth Street Methodist church will meet at 5 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor. the session will include the third chapter of the study. The Young Women's Association of First Baptist to Meet Later at 7 30 Tonight at Gladys Farrells Home 1907 Jefferson Street. Deacons of Second Baptist to Meet Tonight at 7 30 in the church. Mrs Hopkins Seriously Ill With Double Pneumonia and Her Son Pelham Taken to St Anthony's. relatives asked to come to bedside.
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Miston
Poth Street
Annea
Young Women's Association of the First Baptist Church
Velock
Mises Gladys Farrell
Jefferson Street
Second Baptist
Second Baptist Church
Tomorrow Social Calendar and Club Meetings
Tomorrow features a busy social agenda across Cheyenne Road. Mrs J J Sammers hosts at 2 pm. Mrs M W Lemons hosts at 7:30 pm. A M College horticulture talk by Mrs A P ges at 2:30 pm. P T A meets at 3:30 pm. Municipal choir practices at 8 pm with sight reading. Junior Woman's Club meet at 3 pm. Bonita Chapter O FE at 7:30 pm.
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Newdle
J. J. Sammers
Cheyenne Road
Country Club
Municipal Andiro la Costara
M. W. Lemons
Monroe Street
Texas
Citizenship Training Club
F. A. Donnell
Tea Street
A. P. Ges
Johnson Street
Central Presbyterian Hall
Bond Burgess
van Buren Street
Elise Hall
Bonita Chapter
O FE
Sansonie Temple
Junior High School P T A Postponed and Club Meeting Cancelled
The Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon is postponed due to sickness. An executive board meeting remains at 3 30 to discuss census. The La Aiquillee club meeting at 2010 Polk Street is postponed for illness of Mrs. McAfee.
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P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles McAfee
Polk Street
Hurrah for Fuzzy-wuzzy Half Minute Interviews
Howard Federer praises George White in Scandals as a wonderful New York production. Monte Owens notes most chamber directors will serve on the board with letters from nearly all. John Gilliam reports Amarillo Western Union business strong, oil partly driving growth. Flenniken undecided on date for chamber meeting, likely this week.
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Howard Federer
George White
New York
Monte Owens
Chamber of Commerce
John Gilliam
Western Union
Amarillo
Fire Claims Historic Kwannon Temple in Japan
A sacred Kwannon temple complex in Tokyo burned during the annual fire season. Keepers could not save the standing statue of the Goddess Kwannon. The main Kwannon Temple was over a century old.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kwannon
Young Fort Worth worker dies of heart disease in office
A Fort Worth Supply Co. employee, about a year and a half on the job, died of heart failure in his office after colleagues found him slumped from his chair. He had felt ill a week earlier with influenza but was reportedly in good health recently. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brasher, Amarillo. two brothers Lemley and Oliver. and sister Mrs. Ethel Westfall. The body is held by Griggs Undertaking Co. funeral plans pending.
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Port Worth
Waneger
Wienan
Tiracher
Tyina
Tin
Dirasher
L H. Brasher
Landis
Fort Worth
J. H. Brasher
North
Jackson Street
Lemley
Oliver
Ethel Westfall
Amarillo
Kansas City and other markets report mixed livestock prices
Kansas City Cattle 12,000 head calves 2,000 slow but steady with steers 8.50 to 9.00, heifers 7.50 to 9.00, butchers 5.00 up to 12.00. Hogs 10,000 uneven, bulk 11.70 to 12.90, sows 10.25 to 10.70. Oklahoma City cattle 2,000 steers 7.75 to 8.0, heifers 3.00, cows 3.25 to 4.00, light calves 10.50. Hogs 1,800, lower, bulk 12.26 to 12.76. Wichita 5,100 cattle slow, steers 2.00, heifers 9.00, cows 4.75 to 6.25, vealers 7.78. Hogs 4,040, lower, top 12.05. Sheep 200 higher, fed lambs 12.40. Chicago Hogs 63,000 11.80 to 13.00. Cattle 20,000 dull. Sheep 10,000 slow, lambs 14.00. St Louis Hogs steady 15.50 to 15.75. Cattle 10.10. Sheep 7.00.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kas
March
Chicago
ST. Louis
Maren Aware & Ing
Atockers
Helfere
Genelians
Hull
Oalves
Feeder Banebe
There There Everywhere Pee deere By OE Fhe Re
Amm etc. The text reports on local notes in Amarillo about reention tries to California, births street, Dutch Mantel and his bulldog Hero, and rumors of Gower Park selling land for trackage. Carol Gregg notes advertising soliciting for the La Air est high school annual with optimism.
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Pee Deere
Fhe Re 3
Crete
Amarillo
California
Heon
Birth Street
Carol Gregg
Burned Rooming House Tragedy In San Angelo
An elderly man identified as J C Temple ton an insurance man from Egypt Texan perished in a two story frame rooming house on East Beauregard Avenue owned by Mrs Pat Conway. Firefighters found the body on the second floor near a book case as they tore into the ceiling to reach the attic. earlier searches found all other guests had fled.
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Associated Race
San Angelo
March
J. C. Templeton
Egypt
East Beauregard Avenue
Pat Conway
Kansas City Market and Exchange Roundup
Kansas City spot grains and futures prices appear with No 2 hard wheat at 1.67 to 1.69, No 2 red 106 traders, corn values with No 3 white 684, oats ranges 40k to 42, while foreign exchange rates show Great Britain at 47-16 and various international rates. Poultry and dairy markets report steady prices for fowls, springs, ducks, turkeys, geese, butter and eggs with creamery extras and firsts listed. Potatoes in Chicago show steady trade with Wisconsin white sacks at 5.75 to 6.00 and Idaho sacks around 5.00, plus money market quotes and lending rates in New York.
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Kansas City
Harvard lineage and Louis A Holman cited in praise
The piece extols Louis A Holman of Boston for his lifelong support of art history and genealogy and credits him with stirring Harvard interest in the Harvard family abroad. It notes Holman’s England trip, discovering Harvards in Canada, and the push to enroll Lionel Harvard at Cambridge, highlighting Holman as a catalyst of projects and careers. Copyright, 1924, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Jem Carvert
West Wotent
Marvert
Lionel Mer
Lowheer
Cambridge
Harvard
Ita
Louis A. Hiolman
Holman
England
Boston
Lionel Harvard
Canada
Lionel
Harvard Club
Cleveland
Harvards
Louis A. Holman
Wurzbach Charges Denied In Texas Republican Letter
Dallas reports a full denial of Rep. Harry M. Wurzbach's charges regarding federal officeholder funding. A Texas Republican executive group published a letter to Senator William M. Butler detailing party finances, headquarters plans, and claimed sources of campaign funds, asserting the party's structure and fundraising are transparent.
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Dallas
Harry M. Wurzbach
Fourteenth District
Texas
House of Representatives
Washington
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Republican Party of Texas
Republican Organizition
Woter
New Leffie Holding
Teatag Camere
Uae
Oman
Prohibition Meeting Ends In Confusion As Johnson Speaks
A meeting featuring 'Pussyfoot' Johnson dissolved in confusion after pro and anti prohibition supporters clashed over questions. Dr Grafflin presided a vote on modifying the Volstead Act, which went against modification. Johnson claimed worldwide liquor interests are locked in by prohibition, with only Portugal Spain and Greece exempt.
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Beekiers
Ss. Wrafflin
Johnson
America
England
France
Germany
Mr. Johnson
Portugal
Spain
Greece
Horseback Riders Turned Fire Patrols for Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on March 8, horseback riding clubs were invited by the fire department to patrol brushy hills during the dry season. About 2,500 riders will take positions in hazard zones to create fire lanes and report fires early in exchange for access to protected paths.
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Los Angeles
California
Ralph Scott
Texas Republicans Push Merit System to Build Two-Party State
A letter from county district and state party officials urges a merit based system to reduce patronage and make Texas a two party state. Signers include R F Creater Florence Griswold Eugene Nolte state chairman L Thomson state treasurer Leonard Withington and Orville Bullington while Bullington cruises in the Gulf. The document claims the reform saves applicants travel and strengthens party integrity.
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Washington
Texas
National
R. Fs
Creater
Florence T. Griswold
Republican National Committee
Eugene Nolte
Il. Thomson
Jeonard Withington
Orville Bullington
Gulf
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Panhandle Pen Women
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W. W. Flenniken
Meat Department
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Wag Ee
Aang Chee
Odell Brasher
Supply Company
Griggs Undertaking Company
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Chicago Livestock
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Glasgow Ky
Berns
Foreign Exchange
York
Great Britain
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Montreal
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Poultry Alive
Springs
Win- Consin
White
Idaho
Ruesets
Moses Kates
la Money Eawler
Enth Joann Aeaiat Gevertances
Finn
Gage
Liberty Dae Hersey
Teekeury
Tees
New Orleans
OrLeans
Hicklow
McClure Newspaper
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Pussyfoot’ Johnson
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