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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

7

Railroad workers recalled amid wheat movement and city paving progress

Brakemen Jones Cook Stallworth Carter Blake Smart Garrison Price Lopez Goodman Tobert Conyers have been called to service. F L Myers left Amarillo for Alva Oklahoma amid high water trouble. Firemen Wilshire Crouch Wirth recalled after five months. Laird vacationing in Colorado. Briscoe returned from Pa mp a Clinton washout and headed to Waynoka. Huckaby Huckabee relieving Huckaney Konkle on Clinton local. Wheat movement prep keeps trainmaster busy. East 24th Street paving finished and open. Knight and Mrs Duling credited with signing the paying petition. Shriners Larsen Tucker West Hart Hackley Harmon Kile Riley laid off.

H. P. Jones L. Cook J. J. Stallworth H. L. Carter J. E. Blake Amos Smart C. W. Garrison F. W. Price E. N. Lopez G. W. Goodman J. W. Tobert B. F. Conyers Twentyfourth Street Buchanan Fillmore C. E. Knight J. C. Duling

Railroads update reports crews and personnel moves

Chinist relieves Engine Watch man A J Haverty at Etter as ill health improves. A Clinton district work train starts on washout at Strong City with crew Ludden Carlson and Gambrell. Manager Lautz left Amarillo for Bel en. Lott returns to work after days off. Jackie Chelf departs for Cheyenne on 30 day leave from Fort Warren. Grammer and Watson switch to through freight. wheat crop optimism noted for 1930s high yields as Minneapolis Moline Plow Co and others prepare equipment additions.

Clinton Strong City W. K. Ludden H. G. Carlson W. G. Gambrell

Amarillo Rail News Roundup of Assignments and Local Events

National Harvester Co. ships farming implements for wheat harvest. Engineers and conductors shift postings include Cadwallader fishing at Childress Lake with a bass of 11 1 8 inches. Amarillo warehouse nearing completion and G I A inspection banquet in the I O O F Hall. Agricultural Agent Banner active on the South Plains.

National Harvester Co Charlie Cadwallader Childress Lake Amarillo Hardware Company Santa Fe

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F. L. Myers Amarillo Alva Oklahoma J. L. Wilshire E. D. Crouch L. H. Wirth R. H. Laird Division Accounts Bureau Rockies Colorado J. B. Briscoe Pampa Waynoka A. T. Huckaby F. R Huckabee H. B. Huckaney C. R. Konkle L. B. Larsen J. F. Tucker E. L West John Hart F. L. Hackley S. T. Harmon E. P. Kile W. L Riley Shriners Isave Live & Let Live Pillsbury RINSO Serenata Sunbright K. C Clorox California Ae As Rex T-Bone Redding's Chinist A. J. Haverty Etter Haverty H. B. Lautz Belen George Lott Jackie Chelf Eng C2r Cheyenne Jackie Fort Warren W. C. Grammer L. W. Watson Boise City Minneapolis- Moline Plow Co Allis Chalmers Oliver Chilled Inter George Elo Topeka L. B. Cross Rillo Extra Board T. A. Cox Cc. C. Bair Be, Watson I. E. Graham Buffalo Oklo J. R. Ryan T. J. Arnold Corsicana Mr. Arnold S. E. Duncan Arkansas City Arkansas I. O. O. F. Hall Duncan Harvey House Clarence Weismeyer Clarence Smith Auditors Office Lake Childress B. W. Wilson J. L. Barkier Third District E. E. Middaugh A. F. Smith Clovis M. L. Ammons R. W. Prentice H. M. Banner South Plains C. I O J. I. Case Company Rockford Ill Jan McIlroy Schilling Tancerx Crisco Mepsi St. Was Ib. Ca Philadelphia Parker House Rolls Sunkist DIXIE Cudahy Tey Ham Amarillo Cudahy Representatives D. L. Donahey Bl. O. Clark
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