Amarillo Charter Amendments Move to December 1925 Ballot
The city commission orders a December 21 1925 special election to submit amendments to the Amarillo charter. The first amendment adds adjacent territory and tax powers including a $1.80 rate. the second seeks broader tax authority and penalties for noncompliance. The notice explains ballot wording for supporters and opponents and cites legal procedures.
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Amarillo
City OF
State of
Texas
Water Honda
Amarilo
Perons
Board of Equalization
Amartillo
State of Texas
Amarillas
There There Everywhere You Will Like Sandy
Armstrong county reports 1700 bales of cotton in 1924 while Battery B riders braved a chilly horseback outing. The Rogers cafe moves its stand and plans more space. At the Amarillo hotel the fair banquet expects about 200 attendees with officers to be elected.
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Armstrong County
Battery B
C. Nelson, Jr
Floyd County
Rogers Cafe
V. Vernon
Amarillo
A. L. Anderson, Jr
Panhardle
For Rent and Sale Classifieds List with Furnishings
A dense list of rental offers for furnished housekeeping rooms and small apartments across several streets including Lincoln Van Buren Jackson Polit Pierce and Monroe. Also notes furniture ads for dressers Reed Go Carts tables and dining room suites with contact numbers and business names such as Panhandle and Young & Humphreys, plus a mattress ad.
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Lincoln
van Buren
J. W. Gant
Ith Street
Jackson
Polit
Pierce Street
Johnson
Monroe
A Jackson
N. Taylor
Burkley A and Gay
West 6Th Street
Young & Humphreyes
Lousiana
Hospill
Tyler Street
Jefferson
Madison
Pierce
Joe
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Potter and
Randall Counties
A. B. & M. Grant
San Jacinto Heights
University Heights
Miller Heights
Amarillo Heights
Tarter
Denver Heights
Famous Heights Park
Glenwood
Potter County
Edgefield
Randall County
Roy Lindsay
HW. B. Sanders
E. K. Sanders
McLaughlin Tract
Randall and
Potter Counties
Chicago Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
Roberts Place
Seetlor Y
University Weights
North 20Th Street
Block 2
Fort Worth
Vald Fort Worth
Denver City Railroad
Same
Nelson Street
Denver
Varas
10Th Street
Tenth Street
Warus
Texan
Ivying
Bardall County
Pecos & Northern Texas Railroad
Wdgefield Addition
GROVE
Chas A. Fisk
Jewell Davidson
Sandy
Giles
Pierce St
Wayland and Association
Fast 4Th Street
Loans On Real
Biggs Investment CO
Amarillo, Texas
J. L. Smita
Room
Taylor St
Iormai
Harry L. Drake
Blackburne
Humphrys
Polk Street
Z. G. Fogerson
W. A. Palmer
Los Angeles
Dickson Drug
A. S. Dickinson
Polk St
North Amarillo
I. S. Jameson Livestock and General Farm Auctioneer
Pampa, Texas
Geo. W. Klock
710
Edwards Studio
Easy Term Furniture & Trading Company
Wrath
NMOD
Krenavvaliny
Panhandle Aeco
Small
F. L. Beer
J. W. Timmins
Franklin—Packard
Williard Battery
CAIRS
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
I. S. Green
Hakle
Wolflin
Call
Bulick-Cadil
Hotel Gibler
10Th
Woman's Column
Marcells
7Th Street
F. A. Randall
Alabama Marcelling
Jackson St
Eunice
Polk
Frederick True Oil
R. G. Lane
Fillmore
Marcell
Beryl Nicholson
Eliza
Georgette Beauty Parlor
Harrison
Globe Oe
Vaneyard
Polk _Street
Gouldey
Murray Wrug
Palo Duro Hotel
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