Homecoming Carnival Shines At Canyon Ex-Students Event
Canyon October 31 Ex-students carnival caps day of homecoming activity in Panhandle school. Exes from across the region staged burlesque shows and the 1925 Follies drew crowds. J A Hill, college president, predicted a major Panhandle gathering as proceeds support the Mary E Hudspeth hall fund likely yielding several hundred dollars.
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Canyon
Panhandle
Colere
Hallowe'er
Amarillo
Ark
J. A. Hill
Mary E. Hudspeth
Deaf Smith County Poultry Show Dates Set for December
The Deaf Smith County Poultry Show, organized by Lee Biggs, N C Vogel, and H H Hawkins, will run December 10 to 12 in Hereford. Exhibitors from far and wide are invited, with cash prizes planned across departments. The event, open to the world, will be held in the big stucco exhibit building near the depot for easy shipping and comfortable viewing.
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Nfaf Smith Poultry Show
Hereford
Lee Biggs
N. C. Vogel
H. H. Hawkins
Deaf Smith County
Chamber of Commerce
Biggs
B. Black
Black
Amarillo Charter Amendments Set For December 21 1925 Vote
Ordinance 454 calls a special election in Amarillo to decide first amendment adding adjacent territory and altering tax powers with rates up to 1.80 per $100, and a second amendment on taxation and franchise powers. Voters will choose for or against the amendments to Article 1 Sections 1 2 and Article 3. Ballots specify the two amendment options and election controls.
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City OF
Amarillo
State of
Texas
Amarilo
Potter and
Randall Counties
Randall County
Edgefield
Edgefield Addition
Roy Lindsay
Bardall County
Pecos & Northern Texas Railroad
State of Texas
Amarila
Bearnate
Plainview farm employee inherits $70,000 fortune
Plainview farmer’s worker Bill Atkins, 60, unmarried and formerly from Pauls Valley Oklahoma, will inherit a Memphis bank building plus cash and other property totaling $70,000 from the wife of his late uncle. The estate is tied to a Memphis resident who died recently. Albert Randall notes sending Walter Bennett and J B Fender of Acme Brick back to Dallas with fifteen ducks in a joked parade through Fort Worth.
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Globe
Plainview
Bill Atkins
T. J. Edelman
Memphis
Tennessee
Atkins
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Albert Randall
Walter R. Bennett
Acme Brick Company
Dallas
Fort Worth
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Terres
Rondy Highlands
Pear County
James A. Bush
East 6Th Street
Ray Barber
Ales Screnior Ervice
Williams-Orr Agency Insurance——Konds—Loana
Taylor St
Amarillo, Texas
Ordway- Saunders Company
Ranr
Walone Lines
Pampa
Amarilio
Iter
E. B. Sanders
Block 2
McLaughlin Tract
Randall and
Potter Counties
Worth
Potter County
Chicago Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Railroad
Summers
Country Club
San Jacinto Heights
University Heights
North 20Th Street
Miller Heights
Amarillo Heights
Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad
Same
Nelson Street
Denver Heights
10Th Street
Tenth Street
Famous Heights Park
Glenwood
Potter and Randall Counties
Protem
Chas A. Fisk
Jewel Davidson
Plainview Farm
Sandy
Renairs
Regi
Thermiodyne Radio Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Glenn-Ledford Electric Co
West Fifth Street
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