Fort Worth and Amarillo contrasted in a lively Texas travelogue
A Fort Worth writer compares Fort Worth to Amarillo in shopping, living standards, and hospitality. He notes Houston as the hot Texas spot and contrasts New York and Chicago in culture, manners, and urban energy, ending with a remark that energy comes from the soil.
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Colonel McCormick
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Duke of Chicago
J A Whiteside Funeral Set For James Allison Whiteside
Final rites are planned for James Allison Whiteside 84 pioneer rancher and jurist from Carson and Hutchinson counties. He died at home of his daughter in Panhandle and will be buried in Panhandle Cemetery with Boxwell Brothers arranging. Survivors include a sister two daughters a son and multiple grandchildren.
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James
Allison Whiteside
Carson
Hutchinson
Panhandle
M. C. Cuthbertson
Amarillo Central
Tennessee
Whiteside
Effie Weatherly
Texas
Whiteside - Sanford Furniture Co
Hutchinson County
Carson County
J. A. Cobl
Union City
Tenn
Leonard A. Whiteside
Fritch
Sanford
Willie O'Neal
H. Elliott Sanford
Amarillo
Jim. H. O'Neal
Wichita Falls
J. A. Whiteside
Panhand
Banana sandwich shocks Fort Worth dining scene
The writer recalls a banana sandwich served at The Blackstone in Fort Worth, alongside a stuffed tomato salad and banana filled finger sandwiches. They lament Fort Worth's water quality and joke about future water services for travelers and athletes, predicting broader use beyond horses. They warn against new arenas and hockey in Amarillo.
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Blackstone
Amarillo
Markets show mixed gains across industrials and rails
Merrill Lynch compiled stock data with 30 Industrials up 1.98 and 20 Railroads up 0.50 points. The market list includes major names such as Anaconda Armour Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Lockheed and Goodyear with varied moves and volumes around 850,000 shares. Disparate prices reflect a broad, active trading day across multiple sectors.
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Merrillynch-Pierce Fenner & Beane
Sovees
Is Centry Intertake Iron
Int Harvester
Lane
Kennecott
Lockheed
Lone-Bell
Glenn i. Martin
Mia
Montgomer Nash Kelv
Peter Y Ward
Cossess
Tel
Sevover
Anaconda —. Co
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Armour & Co
Cadeseuadkebass Ag Aviation Corp
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Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Blaw-Knox Seveees
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Report March 27
USDA market summary from Kansas City shows cattle 2500 head with calves 500. Slaughter steers steady, heifers mixed, yearlings and cows steady to weak. bulls steady. weaners and calves steady to weak. Hogs 1200 head mostly 50 cents lower. tops to 26.50, feeders 170 to 325 lb mostly 25.50 to 26.50. Sheep 3500 head lambs steady to strong. ewes steady. slaughter lambs 22.00 and 20.15 to 21.50 for medium to good. two cars good and choice slaughter ewes at 10.00.
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Chicago livestock market rounds up mixed hog and cattle quotes
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 1.00 to 1.50 lower with sows scarce, good and choice weights 180 to 300 pounds around 26.50 to 28.50, cattle and calves slow with varied steer and heifer quotes from 18.50 to 27.50, vealers about 25.00, and sheep steady with woolled lambs around 23.35 to 23.50 at opening.
Courthouse Records and Marital Filings Listed in Court Notes
Deed transfers record multiple lot trades in Mirror, San Jacinto Heights and surrounding blocks to named buyers including Rick man Ceatias Beeman Pend ley Hutchins Smoker, Davis, Young, Mari ner, Vinson and others with details of blocks and lots. Trust deeds to Amarillo National Bank accompany several properties. District Court records show divorces for Fowler Hodges and Hodger, plus marriage licenses for Morrison Parker Barton Fowlkes Stoops Dean and Youndan Blackwell pairings.
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R. C. Booton
Nellie M. Rickman
Bennett
Henrietta E. Ceatias
San Jacinto Heights
Hayne Ellis
C. O. Beeman
Fuqua-Barfield
Geneva M. Humphrys
G. H. Pendley
Humphreys High
Cecil Chaney
Humphreys Highland
Howard Goodrich
C. W. Hutchins
Roy E. Parks
Alvis B. Grant
Country Club Terrace
Rose Mathes
George W. Smoker
Sunnyside
M. T. Cannon
C. R. Davis
San Jacinto Heighta
Wiley N. Hicks
George B Young
T H. McDonald
D. E. Mariner
Summers
Vivian Setzler
Marlon E. Vinson
Sunset Park
Co. R. Davis
Amarillo National Bank
George W. Young
D. E
Malvina Ruth Hodges
Lee Roy Hodger
Ceel FE. Morrison
Grace Parker
T. V. Barton
Flora Jane Fowlkes
Stuart Grant Stoops
Onida Marie Dean
J. Cc. Youndan
Jean Blackwell
Burglar Boni Anderson Freed on $1500 Bond in Amarillo Case
Leroy Anderson, 21, described as an Amarillo black man, faces charges in the March 6 burglary of the T. B Odom Used Car Lot office at 900 Tyler. He has been released from Potter County jail on a $1500 bond.
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Amarillo
T. B Odom
Tyler
Potter County
Charles Bogle Found Not Guilty in Robbery Trial
Charles Bogle was found not guilty in 47th District Court after a two day trial on charges of robbing L. O. Darnell of Elliott Greer Office Supply at an East Fourth Avenue rooming house on Oct. 12. Defense was by W. F. Nix.
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Charles Bogle
47Th District Court
L. O. Darnell
Elliott Greer Office Supply Company
East Fourth Avenue
Bogle
W. F. Nix
Gower Retrial Bid Denied by County Judge
The motion for a new trial in the W. J. Gower case was denied by County Judge E. O. Northcutt. Gower was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for selling liquor without a permit. H. H. Cooper, attorney for Gower, filed the motion.
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E. O. Northcutt
H. H. Cooper
Gower
Lloyd H. Steele Dies in Lubbock Hospital After Heart Attack
Lloyd H. Steele aged 55 died last night in a Lubbock hospital after a heart attack at the railroad station. Survivors include son Lloyd Steele of Houston, daughter Mrs Pauline Shrader of Petersburg, brothers J. B. and R. E. Steele of Amarillo, and stepmother Mrs H. B. Steele of Amarillo. He was a World War I veteran. The body is being returned here today. Funeral arrangements are by N. S. Griggs & Sons.
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Lloyd H. Steele
Lubbock
Lloyd Steele
Houston
Pauline Shrader
Petersburg
J. B
R. E. Steele
Amarillo
H. B. Steele
Steele
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Tipton Dies After Five Days in Amarillo Seek Work
Charlie Alvin Tipton a transient worker in Amarillo died at 9 30 p m last night in Northwest Texas Hospital He had been in Amarillo five days seeking work He was 42 His body goes to Grandfield Oklahoma for funeral services and burial He lived in Chattanooga Oklahoma where his parents reside Survived by two sisters and five brothers Blackburn Shaw funeral home in charge
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Charlie Alvin Tipton
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Tipton
Grandfield
Oklo
Chattanooga
Okla
Blackburn-Shaw
Mrs Louis N Brown to address Council of Social Agencies
Mrs Louis N Brown president of the Amarillo Junior Welfare League will explain the recreation program at a meeting with the Council of Social Agencies at 8 oclock Monday night. The session will be held at Community Chest offices 607 Taylor.
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Louis Brown
Council of Social Agencies
Louis N. Brown
Amarillo
Brown
Thelma Epps 39 Dies at Amarillo Home
Mrs Thelma Rose Epps 39 wife of Joe E Epps Amarillo brickmason died at her home 1904 Arthur at 1030 oclock last night She was a Church of Christ member Survived by husband two daughters Gwendolyn Wanda Lou Epps three sons Joe Jerry Durward father O D Daniels Arlington a brother Robert Daniels California and a sister Mrs R H Groves Fort Worth Funeral arrangements are pending with Blackburn Shaw
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Thelma Rose Epps
Joe E. Epps
Amarillo Brickmason
Arthur
Epps
Church of Christ
Gwendolyn
Wanda Lou Epps
Joe
Jerry and
Durward Epps
O. D. Daniels
Arlington
Robert Daniels
California
R. H. Groves
Fort Worth
Blackburn-Shaw
William Buchanan Dies On 81st Birthday
William Buchanan a retired farmer died at 6 30 this morning in St Anthony s Hospital on his 81st birthday Survivors include two sons E M Buchanan Amarillo and Paul Buchanan Hartford Mich and three daughters Gladys Buchanan Amarillo a teacher Mrs Cecil W Gardner Elkhorn Wis and Mrs A B Bush Parchment Mich Funeral rites are not set N S Griggs Sons directing arrangements
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William Buchanan
St. Anthony's Hospital
E. M. Buchanan
Amarillo
Paul Buchanan
Hartford
Mich
Gladys Buchanan
Cecil W. Gardner
Elkhorn
Wis
A. B. Bush Parchment
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Cats for adoption and lost glasses ad notice
Dear Tack offers one grey Persian and one common cat to good homes. Inquiries to 728 North Hayes Street. Lost glasses on Polk Street between Sixth and Eighth on Saturday March 8. Natural color plastic rims with modified teardrop shape. Not in a case. I need them badly. CONTINUED ON PAGE 21.
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