Saddles Made for Governor at Shop Here
The Brown Saddle Shop at 420 Polk Street Amarillo has produced saddles for high profile clients including Texas Governor Jimmie Allred Louisiana Governor-elect Judge Richard W. Leche and Colonel Seymour Weiss of Louisiana. Operated by N A Brown and his brother the shop emphasizes quality over cheap saddles employing four skilled workers with top materials and machinery to meet individual orders.
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Amarillo
Brown Saddle Shop
Polk Street
Southwest
Texas
Jimmie Allred
Louisiana
Richard W. Leche
Seymour Weiss
Red" Myrick
Mr. Brown
Lubbock
Brown
N. A. Brown
McCormick Co
Col
New Orleans
Mrs Madsen Invites Cattlemen for Chicken Dinners in Amarillo
Mrs Madsen, famed for fried chicken and southern biscuits, hosts a welcome for cattlemen gathering in Amarillo this week. She has served the cattlemen and locals for 10 years and hopes many will visit her on the Panhandle Highway during the annual Southwest cattlemen convention.
Boulware Station Serves Amarillo Downtown
Located in Amarillo's downtown business district, the Jim Boulware Service Station offers courteous efficient service with a large storage space. A ten year local business man leads the operation, attracting many Amarillo businessmen and visitors seeking quality automotive service and proper lubrication with new machines.
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Amarillo
Jim Boulware Service
Boulware
Yellow Cab Adds Cars to Service
The Yellow Cab Company in Amarillo, led by Miss Emma Hicks and manager L M Blackwell, is one of the city's oldest taxi lines. It employs many of Amarillo's finest cabs to serve its customers, a well known fixture in the community.
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Yellow Cab Company
Emma Hicks
L. M. Blackwell
Amarillo
United States
Auto Wrecking Company Moves To New Home
The American Auto Wrecking Company relocates to 201 North Fillmore Street expanding from a small yard at 910 West Fourth Avenue to a large facility serving West Texas. Founded in 1929 by Paul Jack and Max Ellis, it offers thousands of parts and serves dealers like larger parts houses with many motors from late model cars nearing like new condition.
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The
American Auto Wrecking Company
North Fillmore Street
America
West Fourth Avenue
West Texas
Paul
Jack
Max Ellis
America Auto Wrecking Company
Cow Feed Fits Plains Needs
Joe Morris, manager of Hardeman King Company, discusses advancing cattle nutrition and the shift from Texas longhorn days to modern balanced feeds. He notes cattle are confined, require complete diets with vitamins and minerals, and that Hardeman King’s Merit Mixed Feeds address the cowman’s need for scientific, efficient feed.
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Joe Morris
Hardeman-King Company
Panhandle
Morris
A. & M. College
Millers of Merit
Hardeman-King Show Booth Exhibits Sweet Cake Feed
The Hardeman King Company displays at the Pat Stock Show and demonstrates the sweet cake feed. Mr. Morris notes the firm has conducted actual tests on this feed since 1932 on a Roberts ranch, highlighting its protein fat and carbohydrate balance and essential minerals.
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Hardeman -King Company
Pat
Morris
Hardeman-King Company
Roberts
Best-Yet Floor Sweep Company Covers Panhandle Territory
Starting in a rear building in 1932 the Best-Yet Floor Sweep Company shows rapid growth in the Panhandle region. Owned by Mr and Mrs O B Thomas the firm expanded to Amarillo and surrounding trade areas selling floor sweep products and janitorial supplies to a wide customer base.
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Panhandle
O. B Thomas
Amarillo
Seed and safety valve innovations mark year of contrasts
Seed supplies of grasses and legumes are greater this year than ever in U S history, contrasting with the 1934 scarcity. An English inventor has created a safety valve that allows expansion for household water pipes to prevent bursting when frozen.
Amarillo Cab Company Expands Fleet To Improve Service
Mr. Blackwell promises high class cab service in Amarillo, aiming to match top United States standards. The company recently added new cabs to its fleet to reduce faulty equipment and boost reliability for customers.
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Amarillo
United States
Blackwell
Chinese Bandit Lioked? Defeated Near Kaifeng Raid Fails
In Kaifeng Henan Province on March 8 the Liu Kwei Tang outlaw army attempted a swift raid across North China. The force met a crushing defeat with about 1500 of its men killed and scattered. Local authorities reported the loss ended a bold pursuit by the region.
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Kaifeng
Henan Province
China
Liu Kwei-Tang
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Brown Brothers
Mrs. Madsen
Boulware Station
Yellow Cab
Edwards
Santa FE Building
Allred
Auto Wrecking Company
Iamerican AU
Lone Star Liquor Store
A. H. Cornett
Mer
H. B. Fain Chemical Company
Taylor
Panhandle Plains
Dial
Adkisson & Baker Tire Co
Tinteg
Tyler
St Prone
Siss
Holmes School of Shorthand
City Machine & Welding Works
6Th St
Machine & Welding Ork
Plains
Buchanan
Kohler
Pierce
John P. Mathis
Palace of Sweets
L. N. Pittman
Pole ST
KGNC
Neon Sign Company
J. F. Bromert
D. C
Dickson Drug
POLK
Fisk Tires Wholesale
Boulware Tire CO
Tyler Diai
John W. Rice
Auto Body and van Builders
Georgia St
Sears & Emberton
Armature and
Interesy
Polk Dial
Western Tent & Awning CO
G. M. Stone
Harison
E-Z Tight Weatherstrip & Caulking Company
E. A. Regal
Insurers
Harrison
Griffith Pie Company
West 7Th St
Southwestern Public Service
Electric Refrigerator Dealers
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brown’s Saddle Shop
S. 5Th and Polk
Adams
Drs
Montgomery
the Panhandle
Oliver-Earle
Amarillo Brake Company
West
Patrick’s
Lockheed
W. 6Th
Duco
Oliver-Eakle
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