Essex Merchants Contest Draws Local Interest
A regional contest opens to all entrants between ages 19 and 40, with prizes including a $700 value refrigerator and other jewelry and watches. Sponsors include W A Smith Creamery and Crown Cracker, with entries judged at Reverll Sporting Goods and retail hours listed at 810 Taylor Street.
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Amarillo
Marehente
Tenner
Amarillo Busness
W. A. Smith
Beeéterd
Bae
Biegels
Valor
Mery
Reverll
Taylor Street
Danning Teachers Recital Delights Local Audience
The Panhandle Drensing Teachers presented an operetta at the High School auditorium last night. Eight pianos accompanied by a single baton director produced a smooth performance and the crowd praised the ensemble for its proficiency.
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Aeditorium
Ellen Lowder dies at Claude home after stroke
Mrs. Ellen Lowder Bowder aged 79 died at her Claude residence at 1 o'clock a.m. after suffering a stroke three weeks earlier in Albuquerque. She leaves a son J. F. Cowder of Claude and two daughters Mrs. Will Tayter of Albuquerque and Mrs. G. C. Owen of Raton. Funeral services will be at Cleede Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Thursday, with burial in Cleade cemetery under N. S. Griggs & Son.
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Claude
Oelock
Pereigelsat
Albuquerque
New Mexico
J. F. Cowder
Texne
Will Tayter
New Mentes
G. C. Owen
Raton
Cleade
Mrs Flora Berry Dies in Hospital Here
Mrs Flora Berry age 2 years wife of A Berry died at the local hospital Tuesday afternoon. She is survived by her husband and her parents Mr and Mrs J Verily and a brother Jon Verly of Kin esid. The body will lie in state at the Grigge funeral chapel until 4 o clock this afternoon after which it will be sent to Kin ald for burial.
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Flora Verly Berry
A. Berry
Wed Mere
J. Verily
Jon Verly
Kinesid
Wiete
Grigge
Kinald
Porie
Arthur G. Braples
Lewiston
Maing) Evening Journal
Sandy MacDenrid
Sandy MacDonald
Housa
Remund Ylu
Agaiaian
Willie B. Fuller
United States
Coolidge
Havana
Funeral services for Miss Glasscock at Adrian church
Funeral services for Miss Maggie Pearl Glasscock who died Monday will be held in the Methodist church at Adrian at 2 PM. Burial will be in Vege cemetery under the direction of Griggs & Bons. Miss Glasscock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clesncock of the Veus community, long prominent stock farmers in Old Hem County.
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Vege
Griggs
C. Clesncock
Vews
Oldhem County
Derden's Band Rehearses Tonight for WDAS Concert
Derden's Connert band meets tonight at the Legion Club room for rehearsal ahead of a special concert to be broadcast over station WDAS.
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Derden
Dave Therden
Connert
Legion Club
Staten Wdas
New R.1 Line To Be Running in Year
Real Estate board met at the Ama rile hotel this afternoon. A. & Stin nett stated the new Rock line between Armarile and ml Kan would be operating sometime next year.
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Real Astate
Amarile
Oon
A. &. Stinnett
New Rock
Armarile
Ml. Kan
Chevrolet Coupe Stolen On Ninth Street
A 197% Chevrolet coupe belonging to Hooks, 006 Weer Ninth Street, was reported stolen last night. License 754062 and engine 2929226 were recorded. This is the second theft in as many weeks.
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Hooks
Weer Ninth Street
Amarillo Dog Ordinance Debate Sparks Local Protest
A letter to the Amarillo public recounts Jeff Tack proposing a city dog leash ordi nance to curb dogs running loose. Supporters vow to back Tack with female neighbors and protests from residents citing vagrant dogs and garden damage. The piece also notes public sentiment, a photo feature of Mine Gwendolyn Gene Farley, and idle chatter about Gene Tunney.
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Tome Mn
Jeff Bortiatt
Jett
Amarillo
Tack
Mr. Warnett
Taek
City Commission
City ‘Commission
Jeff
Gwendolyn Gene Farley
Gene Tunney
Gene
Cal Farley
Weet Tenth Street
Tunney
Police Gazette
Corbett
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Miss Farley
Personal Liberty and alcohol sparks a letters page clash
A Lewiston Evening Journal reader defends drinking and personal liberty, arguing laws intrude on individual choice and recalling Prohibition-era sentiment. The letter cites Beoteh whisky, calls Volstead enforcement an injustice, and praises past freedoms while contrasting with modern governance.
Sanborn School Box Supper Flows Close to Hundred
Sanborn schoolyard box supper and PTA event drew about 300 neighbors for the Potter County candidates meeting. The Globe reported nearly $100 raised from box sales as KR auctioneer Carl FE. Simon led the auction with Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Brock assisting.
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Potter County
Globe
Sanborn School
Parent-Teacher Association
William L. Brock, Jr
P.T. A
Juannell Brock
Imogene Sparks
Jansell Rory
Cornell Rory
Carl FE. Simon
The
J. B. Sparks
J. Bury
Paul King
Sam B. Motlow
Mra
O. Deffenbaugh
New Sanborn School
Lindy Lindbergh Visits Amarillo Stirs Crowd At Field
Lindbergh thanked A. J. Spaulding and plane crew at the field for servicing the aircraft before he climbed inland and departed westward. Hundreds of townspeople drove to Bivinsfield hoping to see the Flying Colonel, prompting the staff to post Lindy is at 8 end out at 9.
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Lindbergh
A. J. Spaulding
Bivinsfield
Lindy
Crossword puzzle list of clues with mixed terms
Three of the five unkeyed letters in No vertical the key word and the other two are in No 44 horizontal. Horizontal clues include Headgear Pertaining to the feet ne rim Beer White poplar tree To make a mistake To tear stitches Quoted Digit of the foot Rad Tiny golf device Invited Badge of valor Was ill Coloring matter Twitching Tip Self Cuckoo pint plant Conjunction To stream Covered with glazed clay blocks Mature Abstemious Vertical Beraglio Swarming Luke Warm Moccasin Death notice Having defined Vimnits Opposite of a weather Guided
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Beraglio
Luke Warm
Word Ladder of Clues and Phrases
A compact list of paired clue prompts including corrode cupidity drink dog fashion morsel mouth part of the eye colored eye section lace type to run away to marry departed in debt flatter obstruction in a stream and a star pattern Constellation.
Memorial Day Observances and Coolidge Gettysburg Address
A Memorial Day observance in London honored American war dead with wreaths at the British unknown warrior vault. President Coolidge spoke at Gettysburg praising peace, urging constitutional restraint in legislatures and warning against crime and lax law enforcement at home and abroad.
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America
Great Britain
Canada
London
Horace Washington
Houghton
St. Margaret's Church
Westminister Abbey
Washington
Coolidge
Gettysburg
Lincoln
United States
Record speeds and crashes mark 200 mile race burns
Duray led early at 150 miles before Stapp edged ahead at 150, then Gleason took over at 200 miles as the record for 200 miles fell. Gullato and Duray chased in a high speed event with Shaw sidelined by motor trouble and Benny Sheaf escaping serious injury after a wall impact.
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Twnce
Gullato
Duray
Stapp
Jimmy Gleason
Benny Sheaf
Mattoon
Gleason
Wilbur Shaw
Lou Schneider
Peter de Paolo
The Quiet Sage Edgar A. Guest Poem Echoes
A poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1928 reflects on talk versus action and the value of work. The speaker contrasts the busy talk of sages with practical labor and the creation of roads, ships, and daily sustenance.
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Co Sright
Edgar A. Guest
Coolidge Defends Military Spending and Veteran Pensions
President Coolidge criticized arrogance toward locals and defended high veteran payments. He cited Civil War pensions exceeding 6.0 million dollars and World War compensation reaching about 5 billion, arguing U S respect for servicemen is shown by tangible aid, not lip service.
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Coolidge
United States
Nations Capital Observes Memorial Day
The Memorial day ceremonies in Washington honor fallen heroes with a parade of veterans through downtown streets to Arlington. President Coolidge leads the nation in a Memorial Day address near Lincoln’s Gettysburg site, with speeches by former Senator Means and Representative Kurtz and an invocation by Chaplain Montgomery. King Albert of Belgium and President Coolidge exchange messages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arlington
National Capital
White House
Coolidge
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Means
Colorado
Representative Kurtz
James Shera Montgomery
House
Albert
Belgium
Bank of France adds large gold reserve and US abroad gold outflow
The article notes France expanding its gold reserves by 220 million dollars and Americans leaving about a thousand million annually in gold abroad. It discusses postwar finance and aid to foreign partners, then shifts to the Republican vice presidential candidate question with mentions of Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Lowden. It also reports Vancouver reports on a potential viceregal summer home for Governor General and Lady Willington in Canada.
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Bank of France
New York
Business Men's League
Theodore Roosevelt
Lowden
Harding
Vancouver
B. C
Governor General
Lady Willington
Canada
Pacific Coast
Academy Ends A Successful School Year
St Marys academy closes a strong year with diverse representation from Maryland to California. Former graduates met for a Sunday reunion as 35 alumnae helped initiate new members and honored pupils with multiple awards for penmanship typing and Christian doctrine. Betty Ferring won a $10 Knights of Columbus prize for best essay.
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Maryland
California
Academy
Lucille Determann
Earlie Daniels
Ida Mac Walker
Evelyn Stone
Geraldine Probst
Mary Rosalee Murphy
Annie Handley
Barbara Jackson
Jack Trewitt
Mary Jo Morrow
Sadie Cope
Alice Harrison
Dorothy Beckman
Betty Ferring
Pauline Cavanaugh
R. A. Gerken D. D
A. A. Boeding
J. Wonderly
Lucille Lyons
Neal Marcer
Martha Kelly
John Edwards
Mary Louise Brands
James Herbert
the Knights of Columbus
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Quiet Trade Amid Weather Delays
The market eased 3 to 5 points after initial trading as rains hit the eastern cotton belt. By mid session October at 26.32 and December at 20.21 showed modest gains while overall activity remained thin with few trades and several price levels listed for various grades and futures.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
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Victor Records
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