West Texas Teachers College serves Panhandle schools
West Texas Teachers College faculty members are pressed to assist Panhandle schools with refereeing basketball, judging vocations, and conducting contests. They also plan to provide judges for county track meets ahead of the Interscholastic League event in Canyon on April 24 and 25.
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Globe
Canyon
West Texas Teachers’ College
Panhandle
A. R. Jackson
W. E. Lockhart
Frank R. Phillips
T. M. Moore
Agricultural Department
The
Dewey Reed
Liberty School
Bailey County
Mary Morgan Brown
Earl C. Bryan
Tulsa
Herschel Coffee
Dessie Mae Steel
Winnie Mae Crawford
Whitfield School
Swisher County
J. L. Duflot
Snyder and Gail
Tex
Wallace R. Clark
Abernathy
Abernathy Community Club
Local notes and business notices from Amarillo area
Amusing items and announcements include a roadster theft report from Mrs. P. E. Thrall, a seat sale for a festival at 3 PM, and praises for a framed check paying Clarendon college debt. Also tips on car tickets, gym classes, and a San Angelo editorial comment. Visitors include Floyd Studer and the Knox Engineering party enroute to Albuquerque.
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P. E. Thrall
Polk Street
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Blackburn
A. L. Daily
Morrow Thomas Hardware Company
Globe
San Angelo
Amarillo
Stanton Lindsey Dorsey
Knox Engineering Corporation
Broadway
New York
Robert M. Garner
Washington, D. C
John Bailey
Coffeeville
Kans
Dorsey
Garner
Bailey
Albuquerque
N. M
Im A Cowhand Recalls Pampa Talk Night in Western Tale
Foreman Im A Cowhand of the Lazy Ass ranch recalls a lively Pampa Friday night with a welcoming music club. He notes pep in the town, plans summer trips to local frontier sites, cites jokes about wives debts, and mentions Rotary fun in Galveston plus a possible divorce rumor surrounding The Real Cat.
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Im A. Cowhand
Pampa
Mr. Cowhand
Real
Cat
Polk Street
Amarillo
Boot Hill
Santa Fe Names Amarillo City Ticket Agent
The Santa Fe railroad adds a city ticket agent in Amarillo due to two new trans continental passenger trains and growing business. T. B. Calhoun, general passenger agent, notes the changes, with H. A. Tusha named city ticket agent and G. Newby and J. R. Roby as assistant ticket agents.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Amarillo
T. B. Calahe
A. Tusha
G. & Newby
J. R. Roby
Satterwhite Jokes as House Spars Over Privilege
In Austin on March 14 Rep Bates Wilson of Houston was lampooned by Speaker Satterwhite after Wilson pressed a question of privilege amid a stalled bill. The chair and Wilson traded lines as about a dozen members sought a point of order before a vote was ordered.
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Austin
House
Bates Wilson
Houston
Wilson
Harris
Satterwhite
Great Advances in Shoe Repairing Industry
The article argues the era of the cobbler is past due to progress in shoe repair. It warns only skilled, fairly priced shops deliver proper stitching and through the same holes sewing to avoid ragged welts. Proper rebuilding makes shoes look new, be comfortable, and save money. It also notes a pleasant afternoon drive through the Country Club district.
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Amarillo
Permanent waving by Frederick method guaranteed
Mrs. R.G. Lane offers permanent waving using the Frederick method with no fizzing or kinks and all work guaranteed. Phone 564 700 Fillmore.
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Frederick
R.G. Lane
Fillmore
Texas Independent Telephone Association to Meet in Fort Worth
The Texas Independent Telephone Association holds its annual meeting in Fort Worth from March 17 to 19 with about six hundred attendees expected. ER. B. Still of Tyler serves as president and L. B. Gardner of Waco as secretary. Greenville Banner plans new home. the paper has run in Greenville for 31 years. Massed piano concert reserved seats on sale at Collins Drug.
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Fort Worth
Texas Independent Telephone Association
ER. B. Still
Tyler
L. 8. Gardner
Waco
Greenville
Tex
Greenville Banner
Collins Drug
Amarillo News Bits and Local Observations Mix
Local notices and quotes from Amarillo reflect civic life with commentary on bonds, cattle trades, hair dye services, piano showcases, and school policy debates. Figures include W. W. Flenniken and Madame Negy, plus comments by Morrow Thomas Hardware and Southern Methodist University Press club.
Pampa Citizens Rally for County Seat Move
In Pampa Gray county residents backed moving the county seat from LeFors to Pampa. About 1,000 people heard speeches by young locals and officials and adopted a resolution opposing bonds beyond 72 000 for a new courthouse with a county vote set for the next Friday.
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Pampa
Gray County
LeFots
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Henry Thomson
Marshal Hoax
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Amarillo, Téx
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O. V. Wray, the
Music Man
A. Cowhand
J. Malcolm Shelton
Malcolm
Miami
Emil Myers
Mojica
Galveston
King
Guing Cat
Thereal
Ed Deahl
J. I. Weatherly
Ike Winn
Speaker Satterwhite
W. W. Flenniken
John Dorsey
Madame Negy
Dallas
Taylor
Scott's
W. E. Cooper
Co. I. King Drygoods Company
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Cooper
Southern Methodist University Press Club
Ww. J. Thackeray
Moth
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Mundy
Alfred Gilliland
Ben Anderson
LeFora
Henry Ansley
Amarillo Globe
J. Wi. Murzee, Jr
Stev. B. J. Osborne
Methodist Church
Charles C.cook
Messrs. Smith
Fletcher
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Vickers
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Sam Anderson
Roger Mc Connell
W. B. Irwin
Pel
Chicago
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Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lubbock
San Antonio
New Orleans
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Pullmans—Standard
Fred Harvey
Grand Canyon National Park
T. B. Gallaher
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