Springtime notes and local rail lines in Amarillo
John Moore surveys springtime life and rail activity in the Panhandle town. The piece mixes seasonal observation with railroad news, including reduced fare excursions Amarillo to El Paso, notes on Rock Island officials, and crop prospects along with a thank you letter praising Moore’s columns for aiding the Crippled Children's Council.
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Rock Island
Amarillo
el Paso
Dalhart
C. S. Elliott
Southern Pacific Lines
Mr. Elliott
Panhandle
John Moore
Globe-News Publishing Co
Texas
Moore
The
Crippled Children’s Council of
Local rail news and staff moves in Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe railroad department editor John Moore is praised for expertise as Amarillo hosts 2,500 railroad employees with a yearly payroll around five million dollars. Miss J O Randall transfers to Amarillo as stenographer and clerk in the Rock Island masters office, oldest in El Paso Amarillo division service. J W Mode returns to headquarters in Amarillo with notes on average fifty five cars daily loaded from Murdo pits for Hale and Childress county projects.
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Amarillo Globe
John Moore
Amarillo
The
Globe
Southwestern Railway Journal
Fort Worth
J. O. Randall
Pratt
Kansas
Rock Island
Miss Randall
el Paso
Kan
Liberal
North
Buchanan Street
J. W. Mode
Denver
Ranch near Tucumcari stocked with cattle and deer
Ben reports a ranch near Tucumcari is heavily stocked with blooded cattle and many registered bulls, plus a large deer herd. W A Stegall, Denver trainmaster, travels to Tulsa court. Mrs. Walter Price, at 2400 Ong Street, remains home recovering from influenza. Mr. Price, a Santa Fe conductor, is Mississippian by birth. FE Harbour, Denver chief clerk, out with flu. Winter Garden Belt Railway seeks 80 miles Asherton to Eagle Pass. charter approval granted. stockholders to meet, officers to be elected, ICC permit sought.
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Zeffie Olson
Santa Fe General Offices
Johnson Street
Tucumcari
Ben
Walter Price
Ong Street
Price
Santa Fe
Missipp
Winter Garden
Ranchers charter plane to hunt eagles near Marfa
Ranchers in the Marfa region of Texas hired a chartered airplane to pursue eagles suspected of preying on local sheep and goats, aiming to reduce losses for their herds and livestock operations.
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Marfa
Tex
El Paso Wins Next Cattle Raisers Meeting Site
The Fifty-Fifth Annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convened in Corpus Christi with J. M. West of Houston elected president. El Paso won the bid to host the next meeting, succeeding T. D. Hobart of Pampa. Cowboys paraded through the city as members discussed cooperative strategies and industry prospects across Texas New Mexico and Arizona. Auld Syne gatherings closed the convention as members prepared for distant ranges. The article also notes a world radio outpost in Franz Josef Land.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
J. M. West
Houston
T. D. Hobart
Pampa
el Paso
San Antonio
Association
West
Auld Syne
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
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Crippled Childrens Counsel
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Harry
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Tulsa
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