Black Hills favored for President Coolidge summer home
President Coolidge weighs Black Hills South Dakota as a possible summer residence. An immediate resumption of an investigation seeks to confirm facilities for his party. The state lodge near Custer offers thirty rooms and park surroundings, with rapid access via rail and telephone links under review.
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U S approves W T T C as immigrant school
Canyon May 25 The West Texas State Teachers College has been approved by the United States department of labor as a college immigrants may attend. Students from countries with filled quotas can enter and stay until education completion. Miss Mary Hodspeth will bring first immigrant student from Spain to Canyon. In Amarillo civil appeals court, motions granted and overruled. several cases set for June 15, 1927 including Northern Texas Utilities Co. vs Community Natural Gas Co.
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Gordon's Stomach Remedy Promoted by Dallas Pharmacist
Advert reads Gordon's stomach remedy as a rapid aid for indigestion constipation and related ills. It claims to relieve bloating heartburn and nausea by targeting stomach and bowel function with a 4 dose bottle priced under 3 cents per dose and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
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Harley Sadler Tent Show Arrives in Amarillo June 6
Harley Sadler and company open a tent show in Amarillo on June 6 for an indefinite engagement under the American Legion Han son Post. The troupe has grown to 42 members with popular vaudeville bits and a band. They just completed a six week run at the Pantages theater in Fort Worth.
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Mexican Workers Demand Expulsion of Reds
Officials of the Regional Confederation of Mexican workers announced plans to petition the government to expel foreign contractors from the country. They target mostly Cubans Spaniards and Central Americans to prevent Latin Communist influence on the Mexican labor force.
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U P Line May Use Big Moffat Tunnel
Denver May 25 a railroad at Denver announced plans to extend the Union Pacific north and south line from Casper to Salt Creek Wyoming and to use the Moffat Tunnel for perishable freight. The extension would run via Rawlins and Laramie toward Cripple Creek with capital from New York interests and aims to relieve congestion at Casper.
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Foul breath remedy praised by dentists and druggists
Sore gums and loose teeth are described as disgusting while Prorrhes Femedix is commended by leading dentists and druggists. City Drug Store promises a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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