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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1924

Page

3

Amarillo Panhandle opens Palo Duro ranch for public barbecue

H C Harding will open his Palo Duro canyon ranch to the public Sunday with a big barbecue using twenty one calves. John Snider will barbecue as crowds enjoy falls trees and the Devil's Kitchen while plans include swimming boating golf and more as the site grows into a major Panhandle playground.

Harding Big Ranch Palo Duro Canyon H. C. Harding Plains Mr. Harding John Snider Panhandle Amarillo Devil's Kitchen

Rock Island May Get Orient Railroad Deal

Rock Island directors plan to consider acquiring the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad at their May 8 meeting. President James E. German will present an inspection report. it is reportedly favorable though some directors oppose the move.

Rock Island Orient New York Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad Rock Is Bee James E. German

Amarillo Night Ledger Skims Panhandle Happenings

Amarillo and Panhandle towns see a flurry of visits and events. Notables from Hereford to Texhoma gather for grain dealer meetings, banker conventions, and college commencements while retailers trumpet Narcisse talcum and Vanity Shoppe promotions. Local officials, oil men, and farmers trade notes on gin construction and cotton prospects as communities stay connected.

Taylor Street Raymond Wells Fort Worth Narcisse Amarillo al Jolson United States Congress T. J. Page Gladys Nita Mae Claude D. W. Wallace Plainview E. H. Powell National Bank of Commerce Austin Ben Smith Polk Street Roy Williams Art Wagoner Paducah Teachers’ College Canyon J. A. Hill Hereford David H. Munson Farwell C. A. Pierle Panhandle B. F. Fronabarger Pampa W. E. Lockhart Lockney Frank R. Phillips Vega Gordon Lang Mule Shoe West Texas State Teachers’ College Salt Creek Claude Blackburn C. & C. Cafe Texhoma C. C. Duffey Vincennes Ind Duffey Pure Oil Company American Legion A. M. Pemberton

Committees Sign Up for Shriners Imperial Train

Five committees organized by O V Vernon sign up thirty Khiva Temple Shriners for a special train to the Imperial Shrine Council in Kansas City June 3 to 5. Ten members paid $50 to cover rail and Pullman fare. more signups expected.

O. V. Vernon Imperial Council of Shrine of North America Kansas City Ed Pittman R. H. Ames EB. H. Petty W. A. Askew Otto Peitz Guy A. Carlander W. ©. Irvin D. M. Carr E. O. Thompson Henry Hall H. V. Robertson Dr. H. H. Larson Y. Ridings Khiva Temple Khiva

Many Motorists Lose Original License Tags in Beaumont

Beaumont Texas May 20 E B Kelso county official who issues license plates seeks a slogan driven reminder to motorists to bolt plates securely. About 900 car owners or one in 15 have applied for duplicates since January 1 most not requesting new plates for replacement of unserviceable or stolen ones. He notes that most duplications require payment for new numbers and many are surprised duplicates cost money.

Beaumont Tex E. B. Kelso Jefferson County Kelso

Many Men Patronizing Perfume Sprayer in Dallas Hotel

In Dallas on May 20 a hotel lobby perfume slot machine sprays imported scents for ten cents a squirt. Grooms and men preparing for engagements queue to freshen up near the bootblack stand, while onlookers sniff the aroma without paying.

Dallas Tex New Wells

Tulsa Hosts 200 Editors Touring State

Tulsa Oklahoma May 20 delegates from the National Editorial association toured the state. More than 200 editors arrived from Ponca City joined by Oklahoma editors to inspect oil centers in Tulsa. The group will proceed to Bristow then Oklahoma City for the thirty-ninth annual meeting events.

Tulsa Okla National Editorial Association Oklahoma Ponca City Bristow Oklahoma City

Amarillo Man Proposes Law Limiting Wives Hair Bible Edits

An Amarillo man vows to push a bill in the next legislature making it illegal for any married woman to obtain her heir bedded without written permission from her husband.

Amarillo

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Colorado Venice R. C. Ayres Albert G. Hinn Harvest Grain Mills Walter Duffey L. Floyd C. R. Holman E. O. Northcut Madill Amarillo Dry Goods New York Mandel Bros T. W. Wilson L. J. Randle Everly Good Meyer & Meyer Shriners United Press Taylor Polk Florida Pierce Amarillo, Texas Lubbock, Texas Jeff D. Bartlett HE. Lee Smith
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