Weather Aid Reverses Early District Trade Slump
Dallas May 1. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports Untaward developments in the Fler enoth district from March 15 to April 15 due to weather. A late April revival curb ed the downturn with renewed wholesale and retail buying. Planting starts improved and corn and grain crops are in the ground. cotton is being planted. Feasada forecasts satisfactory yields. Loans for planting are sought but banks resist Reserve help. Unemployment nearly vanished. farming and building activity rise. range and live stock conditions are strong.
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Dallas
Flerenoth Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Good Westhar
Feaspada
Liveriack
Local notes from Amarillo and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors appear in brief notes from Amarillo, Hereford, Canyon, and nearby communities. Reports mention measles recovery, bank officials, I O O F convention, theater ads, PTA postponement, and a local drug store remodel.
Fragmented Timetable Fragments From Local Schedule
Readable fragments show varied times such as 4 85 p m 4 45 p m and 7 00 a m with irregular trailing entries 10 30 p m 10 60 p m and 12 55 p m 1 10 p m suggesting an incomplete timetable across the day leaving several lines uncertain.
Tech College Officials Inspect Missouri School
Dr. Paul W. Horn president of Texas Technological College at Lubbock and regents R A Underwood and J E Nunn visited the University of Missouri this week. Horn, a close friend of University president Stratton Brooks, announced the tech college would be coeducational with divisions in Liberal Arts Household Economics Agriculture and Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Bubbock
R. A. Underwood
Plainview
J. E. Nunn
Amarillo
University of Missouri
Horn
Stratton D. Brooks
Outlook for Fruits Good in Tascosa District
Harmon Benton, county farm agent, reports the fruit district near Tascosa northwest of Amarillo holds excellent apple and pear potential. Peaches and cherries will be fairly large though not full, with spraying in two large commercial orchards to begin once a sustained clear spell returns.
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Tascosa
Amarillo
Harmon Benton
Italian Recruiter Refused by U S Army Office
Leus Del Guerra an Italian who earned his first citizenship papers offers three years enlistment but is rejected by Sergt Walter Freeman at the first recruiting station. Freeman sends a strong recommendation to the head office while Guerra travels from El Paso to join, despite limited English.
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Leus del Guerra
United States Army
Sergt
Walter Freeman
Freeman
Peno Guérzo
Hi Paso
Governor Templeton to Enter Yale for Further Study
Governor Charles Templeton of Connecticut will enter Yale University at the end of his term in January 1926. He plans to study history and psychology, specializing in those fields, and remains a Yale Corporation member. He believes older men should pursue continued education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Templeton
Connecticut
Yale University
Yale Corporation
Ballots Prepared for Amarillo Scout Council Election
Ballots are prepared for the Amarillo Boy Scout council executive committee election set for 3 PM Sunday in the annex of Polk Street Methodist church. The slate from the nominating committee includes J Lindsay Nunn president and several vice presidents and chairmen with council members at large. Try a Daily Globe want ad.
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Vanity
Taylor Street
Adv
Mae Murray
Mission Theater
Globe Office
River Road School
Amarillo
J. Iindsay Nunn
Charles A. Fisk
Howard Williams
Jack Edwardes
Max Merry
J. C. White
C. M. Cullough
A. A. Grahem
Scout Committee
C. S. Makelg
H.C. Pipkin
O. A. Seward
T. M. Cotton
W. M. Benton
M Cammack Lawyer Amarillo Texas Office
Lawyer M Cammack located in Room 7 at the Puckett Building in Amarillo Texas.
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Alex M Mood
Polk
Vera Burks
Hereford
Arthur Cross
Canyon
C. P. Billett
Pol Street
BK. F. Rittenbury
Locknar
W. R. Wilson
Claude
Wesley Knorpp
Donley County State Bank
R. W. Duren
Tassor Street
C. Ditbrell
Ardmore
Ohio
J. M. Hobson
Mississippi Avenue
Sam Spikers
San Jacinto
E. Wolff
Georgia Avenue
Northwest
Texas Hospital
J. ¥. Shaffer
Henry
Taxline
Claude Hofner
Maxine
Texline
Hatton McRee
Happy
Mr. McRee
Oklahoma City
John Beverly
Clarendon
N. N. Ferguson
Howard Ferguson
Rév. Ferguson
Lubbock
Lucille Lloyd
Baptist Student's Union
Earie Northen
van Buren Street
G. W. Young
Mr. Youngs
McMillan and Company
Wee
Amarillo High School
J. W. Lovelady
Umbarger
de. BH. D. Rucker
Rochester, Ming
Mayo Hospital
Frank Barber
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
Lockney
South Plains
W. A. Derrick
Glendale
Calif
F. E. Maitland
Globe
Lindsay-Doubleday Drug Co
K. C
Chicago
California
Sweetwater
Kansas City
Rock Island
Memphis
Denver Road
Fort Worth
Denver
Colorado
Texas
Potter County
American Warehouse & Storage Co
Prowe
Grant Street
Tech College
Missouri School
Bentor
Mademoiselle
Templeton
Yale
Daily Globe
M. Cammack
Room
Puckett Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
EE Smith
the Panhandle
Griggs Furniture O
Court House
L. Smith
East Sth
Panhandle
Metal Works
Louisiana
W. P. Reed
Coldream
Milady
J. W. Collins
Ole
Rictly Afe and
Anitary
Ordway— Saunders CO
Fuqua
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