Oliver-Eakle estates expand Amarillo’s residential reach
Mrs. M. D. Oliver-Kakle, long time Amarillo resident, has begun selling vast estates that extend the city’s fine residential district several blocks south. She also plans an eight story office building at Sixth and Polk, announced in 1924, signaling a new era in the business district. Amarillo invites public inspection of the improvements and properties at any time.
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Texas Leads in Asphalt Production in 1922 Totals
Texas ranks as the top asphalt producer in the nation. In 1922 the state produced 152567 tons of natural and 187767 tons of petroleum asphalt, highlighting its dominant output in both categories.
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Cardboard citadel: a four year handmade miniature fortress
A carved cardboard castle built by an artist over four years uses pasteboard walls and towers like cut stone, with wood frame, electric lights, artificial trees, a small water pool with live fish, toy cannon, and a model airplane to create a feudal yet modern display per Popular Mechanics.
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