Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
A Denver observer recalls acts of heroism after floods and notes local recovery in Amarillo. Reports on Rock Island operations include new arrivals, staff shifts, and the Amarillo Canadian River division progress toward Liberal and Grover. Mexican rebels plan to cut U.S. rail lines, and the railroad withdraws a Groom to Paducah line petition due to cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Firestone
Ideal
Amarillo
Rock Island No. 111
Ben Moore
Rock Island
Liberal, Kan, L
Holliday
C. B. Davis
Rock Island Division
Tucumcari
Fort Worth
Grover
Beaver River
Beaver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Groom
Paducah
Denver
Santa Fe
Rock Island Gladiators
Gordon Returns to Form After Sargon Embrace
B H Gordon Southwestern Representative of Dodd Mead and Co. declares he feels transformed by taking Sargon. He praises the product and its impact on his health and daily vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargon
B. H. Gordon
Southwestern
Dodd Mead & Co
Houghton, Miflin & Co
Sargon Helped San Antonio Educator Recover Health
A San Antonio school administrator describes severe kidney trouble and weakness cured by Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He reports weight gain, better sleep, improved appetite, and renewed energy for duties in the school book system. He praises liver condition and urges others to try Sargon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam
America
San Antonio
Sargon
Mr. Gordon
Gunter Bldg
Amaillo
Fox Drug Co
Polk T. Main
Pierce
Llmore
Tyler
Arolina
G. F.lis, Inc
Quips and Bits From Region News and History
Wide ranging remarks touch on rail supply by air, U S stockings production, jokes about money and marriages, weather rain plans, local mischief in Wisconsin, and notes on writers, trains, and Edison patents. Mention of historic 1812 earthquakes and Reelfoot Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Reelfoot Lake
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Mary Mary Cutie Contrary Cast Entertained With Buffet Supper
The Mary Mary Cutie Contrary cast enjoyed a covered dish buffet at 1405 Harrison Street hosted by Mrs. S. E. Fish. Cast members performed songs and readings during social hour while a five pound candy box and a red rose centerpiece highlighted the gathering. Notables present included Louise Wild Harold White Whitman Fish and Dr H Roy Barnes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Fish
Harrison Street
Mary Mary
Louise Wild
Harold White
E. H. Gipson
George Vineyard
Ferrin Harman
Howard Boxwelll
H. M. Beverley
S. BE
Fish
Rachael Burgess
Ruth Robbin
Paul Boxwell
Hal Gilbreath
Whitcomb Fish
H. Roy Barnes
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J. W. Mode
South Plains
Imogene Hart
Imogene
Bruce Ashcraft
E. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas State University
T. D. Wickman
Rock Island System Lines
Chicago
Greer System
Dan. W. Spencer
Dalhart
Lucille Gould
Glenwood
Ark
Spencer
Miss Gould
Orville Gould
United States
Gordon
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Poke Street
Barnes
Sue Elder
Seagraves
Goofy
Lizzie
Cutie
Missouri
Sam Troutt
C. Corbett
Clyde Bassett
J. D. Curley
Denver Yard Service
E. R. Bennett
J. T. Hudson
Texline
J.T. Robinson
Whitman Fish
Wilmars Dress Shop
Armour Kitchen
Armour and Company
Palace Market
6Th Ave
McIlroy’s
Polk St
Wrather’s Grocery
9Th Ave
Bungalow Grocery & Market
16Th Ave
Hughes St. Market
Hughes St
Edgefield Grocery
S. Taylor St
Clarence Saunders Market
Clarence Saunders
A. L
Jordan Market
West 6Th Ave
J. L. Herrington
W. 11Th Ave
Sunset Grocery
S. Mississippi St
Polk Street Market
J. W. Johnson
Central Grocery & Market
10Th Ave
J. T. Simmonds Meat Co
E. 10Th Ave
J. H. Harris & Son
Rolling Stone
N. Fillmore St
Fred E. Cornelius
4Th Ave
Borger
Jack Morgan
Maple Road Grocery
Stinnett
White Bros. & Cook
W. B. Stradley
SAN Jon
J. B. Gates
Clovis
M System Markets
J. Hartman
Geranton
Everly
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlante
Bayer
Colgate’s Mechanics
Kotex
Nu Rose
Polk Street
Armour’s Star
Armour’'S Star