316 Club and Rural Life Rally Planned
More than sixty persons are expected to attend the all day club girl and rural life rally in the Potter County library assembly room on March 21. Contests in schools are under way for button holes and the county club honors will be decided in the morning. A basket dinner will follow and attendees will visit The Globe print shop, Marymere farm poultry department, and J. E. Bryant Co. Coca Cola bottling works and the Hotel Palo Duro. Miss Anna Bower will supervise the meet.
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Potter County
Globe
Marymere Farm
J. E. Bryant & Co
Coca Cola
Palo Duro
Anna Bower
Ome
Panhandle Chamber Plans Big Get-Together Banquet
The Panhandle Chamber of Commerce executive committee met to organize a large banquet at the Panhandle Inn next Tuesday night. Prominent speakers will outline plans for the coming year, with expected delegations from Amarillo and nearby towns.
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Panhandle
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Inn
Amarillo
Three Alleged Mashers Fined In Court Case
Three young men Odom Rolling Ludson Travis and Will Frame were fined 25 dollars each Monday afternoon after a charge of mashing they allegedly tried to coax two women returning from church into their car. A fourth man in the car was not fined. The Associated Press reports. A gray haired man’s pale face is named as principal in a Broadway jewel robbery where three masked burglars beat Mrs Beatrice Perkins and fled with gems valued over 25000. Milton Abbott implicated police that a drug addict facially masked suspect was seen when his handkerchief mask fell.
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Odom Rolling
Ludson Travis
Will Frame
Associated Press
New York
Broadway
Beatrice Perkins
Milton Abbott
War bargains in furniture see the Texas Furniture Co.
War bargains in furniture reported with Texas Furniture Co presenting first class cabinet maker offerings. Local readers are invited to compare prices, quality, and craftsmanship as wartime restrictions influence materials and production.
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Texas Furniture Co
Clarendon man sells aged steers to Kansan
Clarendon March 10 Charles McMurtry sold 150 head of five year old steers to Orville Cantrell of Harveyville Kansas at private terms. The cattle were well wintered and in excellent condition. It is said to be the only herd of this age in the Panhandle.
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Globe
Clarendon
Charles McMurtry
Orville Cantrell
Harveyville
Kan
Panhandle
Accessory Men Give Auto Club Program in Amarillo
The bi monthly meeting of the Automotive Association was held last night at the Amarillo hotel. President Toney Chisum was absent. J N Riggs presided and handed off to Ted George of the accessory men group. L T Byars spoke on tire dealer and garage relations, Joe Pender discussed Weaver Manufacturing products, E C McKinney presented Champion Spark Plug items, and L B Berry showcased Black & Decker with moving pictures. The Evening included entertaining talks and music by the Night Owl orchestra.
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Amarillo Panhandle
Automotive Association
Amarillo
Toney Chisum
J. N. Riggs
Ted George
L. T. Byars
Goodrich Agency
Joe Pender
Weaver Manufacturing Company
E. C. McKinney
Champion Spark Plug Company
L. B. Berry
Black & Decker
Night Owl
Amarillo News Snapshots and Local Bits
A Globe reporter canvassed the county courthouse but found little to report amid busy chatter about a large water bond majority. Amid light mumps for Kruser twins, sandlot baseball buzz and Shamrock Chamber efforts to connect renters and labor, Amarillo residents kept talking of spring and small towns.
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Amarillo
Wilson
Morrow Thomas Hardware Co
Shamrock Chamber of Commerce
Guy Hill
Mrs. Slo
Kruser
Krusers
Cornell College
Globe
Court House
Building boom takes on renewed activity in city permits
January and February permit activity set records amid a water bond fight. February permits surpassed those in Dallas and other large cities, with seven permits issued on Monday totaling 18 700. The day followed an average of two permits daily, listing seven projects and values from 500 to 8 500 across multiple addresses.
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Dallas
L. C. Connor
Pierce Street
Roland and Kingsland
Johnson Street
H. R. Clayton
South Carolina Avenue
Mrs. Crittenden
E. P. Small
Mabry
Mr. van Shaw
Harrison Street
Huke
Wells Street
Four County Clubs Enter Garden Contest
Four communities through their home demonstration economics clubs entered the state wide gardening contest as Potter county representatives. The Brady Loyal club Bushland Home Economics club and San Jacinto and Cliffside clubs are the entries. Entries close April 15. Hastings Seed company conducts the contest offering a first prize of 35 dollars through the home demonstration agent.
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Potter County
Loyal Club
Brady
Bushland Home Economics Club
San Jacinto
Cliffside
Hastings Seed Company
Potter County Library Receives Gifts From Local Donors
Mrs Linnie Bell McCrosson donates three books valued over 20 dollars to Potter County Library. The titles include Modern Tendencies in Sculpture by Lorado Taft The Graphic Arts by Joseph Pennell and The Life and Letters of Walter Page. Mrs G W Roberts also contributes a canary and cage to brighten the library rooms.
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Potter County
Linnie Bell McCrosson
Lorado Taft
Joseph Pennell
Walter, Page
G. W. Roberts
McCrosson
Moore County Well Shows Gas at 2060 Feet
Ama rillo Oil Company's Masterson A No 1 in Moore County Section 47 Block G M 3 at 2060 feet shows gas as Williams and Mc Spadden drill. It is among first wells in that Panhandle field area in some time.
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Amarillo Oil Company
Local service listings in Amarillo spotlight Grant street area
The best service in Amarillo is at tenth and Grant. General renaire, 112 W. 7th.
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Amarillo
Tenth
Grant
Renaire
Canyon Civic News Snippets Share Local Happenings
Local notes report Canyon events including a library campaign at the high school, mayoral chatter, a new 65 000 Canyon station ticket, and school superintendent turnover. Other items mention a fire on West Ninth street, a traveling Armour salesman moving to Amarillo, railroad car orders, and a mix of light human-interest blurbs from Sheriff Johnson’s dog rescue to fashioning a household photo of a white woman and a black man in Lubbock.
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Roy Greenhill
West Ninth Street
R. R. Cole
J. Cole
Washington Street
Shepard
St. Bernard
Lubbock
Virginia
Fair theater bailing leads to fortune telling crowd wishes
A panicked remark at the Fair theater sparked talk of marriage and children when Rich ards the magician predicted no children for the man but said his wife would bear two. William Rule named Palo Duro club president succeeding J. Ray with new directors John Hill Bob Ames A Fisk and J L Nunn. Rainbow Goodie Spread touted for sandwiches in grocers. An Amarillo businessman gives each of his three children a lot in Country Club district. Quanah Chamber plans to raise funds to buy a 12000 egg incubator to boost poultry interest.
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Fair Theater
Richards
William Rule
Palo Duro Club
J. Ray
John Hill
Bob Ames
A. Fisk
J. L. Nunn
Ames
Fisk
Amarillo
Four Hundred
Quanah
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Ely
R. J. Moore
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
FAIR
A. Taylor
Clarendon Man
Kansan
Potter County Library
Moore County
Liberty Magazine
West Texas Druggists
Texas
Canyon
Bill Askew
Lee Bivins
England
Arthur
Jimmy Shelton
C. N. Harrison
T. J. Fletcher
Texline
Fletcher
Armour and Company
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
American Car and Foundry Company
C. L. Lone
Slaton
Tulsa
Thor
New Spring
Greers
G. C. McDaniel
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
J. N. Beasley Bank of Commerce Bldg
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors Income and Estate Tax Service Suite P
Western Bldg
C. Boone
D. C
atay-Bynum
Seufert Produce Co. 200 N
Duehanan
Fair Shoe Shop
Taylor
Polk
Nunn Bldg
Ket
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Amarillo Motorcycle CO
East 4Th St
Malone
Pampa
W. m. Pampa
White Deer
Union Station
J. E. Langston
Blackburn
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