Col Coolidge’s Physician Aided by Country Doctor
Dr Cramm treated Colonel Coolidge for a cold revealing a heart condition that required a Boston diagnosis. The elderly colonel, known for rugged health and rare doctor visits, became a daily farmhouse visitor as illnesses emerged during his final years.
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Col. Coolidge
Cramm
Coolidge
Boston
Plymouth
Short Time Left for Amarillo School Census
Parents and teachers with no pay undertake a house to house census in March to finish counts for state school funds apportionment and the 1926 27 budget. Community help urged to complete returns.
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Amarillo
Parent- Teacher Association
Schoo
Fire destroys warehouse at Tampa wharf
Fire of undetermined origin early today destroyed a Wharfhouse of the Lykes Brothers Steamship company and damaged the steamship Point Lobos alongside. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars. The flames aboard the steamship were not quelled until lines were cut and it was towed into the bay. Main damage to the superstructure. Freight cars on the wharf saved.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Lykes Brothers Steamship Company
Point Lobos
Overland Knight Opens New Store To Strong Start
The Overland Knight company celebrated a grand opening at its new home at Tenth and Taylor streets. H Lott credited steady attendance all day with the morning surge, aided by manager C G Anderson and representative Tf E Flauchter. Flowers greeted guests for the ladies and cigars for the men.
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H. Lott
Overland-Knight Company
Tenth and
Taylor Streets
C.G Anderson
Tf. E. Flauchter
West Texas
Lane and Bowler Plan for Water Supply in Amarie
The plan describes power for water pumps from a station in Amarie with a transmission line and an auxiliary plant for breakdowns. A 5,000,000 gallon concrete reservoir strengthens fire and domestic supply within city limits. The design aims to serve 1,600,000 gallons daily for about 2660 people.
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Tee
Amarile
Weltx
War Finance Body Asked to Absorb Livestock Loss
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers association urged the War Finance Corporation to absorb losses on 18 000 cattle that died in Mexico after 1922 grazing transfers. The resolution notes the cattle were financed by the War Finance Corporation and blames mismanagement by the receiver of the New Mexico loan group, asking not to pass the loss to growers.
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Associated Presa
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
War Finance Corporation
Mexico
New Mexico Agricultural and Live Stock Loan Corporation
New Mexico Corporation
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