Pat Neff Visits Palo Duro Canyons on Park Tour
Texas Governor Pat Neff visits the Palo Duro canyons with a party including state officials and camera crews. He presses for expanded state parks, plans further inspections, and will speak at the Texas federation of Women's clubs convention after returning.
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Pat Neff
Globe
D. FB. Corp
State Park Board
Motion Picture Men
Board of City Development
Palo Duro Canyon
Neff
Duro Canyons
Slsedie
WY. Varnea
Les Sat
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Plains
Farmers Receive Partial Wheat Payments From Texas Association
Texas Wheat Growers' association mails $75,000 in payments to members for part of this year's wheat deliveries. Judge L. Gough, the president, notes checks bring the rate to 85 cents a bushel for No 1 wheat. Two additional payments are planned later.
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Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
L. Gough
Boy's Leg Broken in Football Scrimmage
Nine year old Jack Richards son of Mr and Mrs George Richards 609 Tennessee avenue San Jacinto Heights suffered a broken leg above the knee yesterday afternoon in a school grounds football scrimmage. Several boys fell on him. The piece ends with unrelated ad copy about a hotel coffee shop.
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Jack Richards
George Richards
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
Jack
Forward Amarillo or backward how to solve the water crisis
An Amarillo water shortage threatens the city’s growth and Santa Fe expansion plans. F J MacKie warns no shop expansion while water remains scarce and Prairie Oil and Gas awaits a reliable supply. Citizens urged to act now to secure water and industrial future.
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Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Amarillo
Wheat Prices On A Boom In Early Trading
Wheat prices climbed to new season highs as buying surged with a 20 million bushel cut in Canada's 1924 yield and weaker Argentina and Australia export estimates. December rose to 1.53 3 4, May to 1.62, while corn and oats also gained led by strong demand and rumors of corn growers holding for 1.50.
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Chicago
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Bain
No Cotton Seed Hearing Delayed to December 16
Austin Tex Nov 15 The state railroad commission was informed by the Interstate Commerce Commission that oral argument and proposed readjustment of cotton seed rates between Oklahoma and Texas will be postponed until December 16. Change of carload rates sought.
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Austin
Tex
State Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma
Texas
Fields Nominated for Secretary of Agriculture by Senator
John Fields of Oklahoma City was recommended to President Coolidge for secretary of agriculture by Senator Harreld a Republican from Oklahoma. The recommendation was conveyed on November 13 in Washington.
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Washington
John Fields
Oklahoma City
President Coolidge
Senator Harreld
Republican
Oklahoma
County Moves To Buy Tri State Fair Park
Amarillo Tri State fair representatives met Potter County Commissioners as court ordered one month bid ads for the fair park. The move follows voters approval in the November 4 election. The fair association team included A N Olver R T Emmett W O Gatton J W Cruddington and O V Vernon. The court also canvassed the November 4 general election results.
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Amarillo
Potter County
The
Fair Association
A. N. Olver
R. T. Emmett
W. O. Gatton
J. W. Crudgington
O. V. Vernon
Lattie Hurt After Fall From Loaded Wagon
Lattie living two miles east of the city sustained a serious fall from a bundle feed wagon on the North highway. He was found unconscious by C. E. Moore and W. P. Sullivan and taken to the city hospital with a dislocated and broken left arm and a severe head wound. A broken line is thought to have caused the accident.
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S. T. Lattie
C. E. Moore
W. P. Sullivan
WIFE SPENDS 83 CENTS OF EACH DOLLAR AT CONVENTION
Mrs. Edith Catterson of Caton Ohio told Texas delegates that American housewives are the nation’s key buyers and urged clubwomen to study business methods to professionalize purchasing. The address opened the annual Texas Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at the Municipal auditorium with other speakers on conservation, highways, and billboard policy.
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Edith McClure Patterson
Caton
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Municipal Auditorium
Catterson
Neff
Patterson
Tor
Pat M. Néfi
Walter McNab Miller
St. Louis
General Federation
Camermen
Henry Lilly
New York
New York Federation
South Texas
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
Weather note and fair invitation from the region
The forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy with freezing temperatures and tomorrow fair. Livestock owners should protect stock against colder weather. Today’s high reached 47 and the low 38, versus 67 and 40 a year ago. The piece invites going to The Fair.
Water shortage forces Santa Fe to move work to other shops
F J Mackie, Santa Fe Western Lines superintendent based in Amarillo, says local water supply is insufficient to support expansion of the railroad shops. He notes deep wells are weakening, city supply is limited, and much work may shift to Clovis. He urges city action to supply water or lose growth potential.
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Amarillo
Great Plains
F. J. MacKie
Santa Fe
Globe
MacKie
The
Western Lines
Gradrcal
Amarillo Row
Panhandle
Clovis
Ths
Chief shoots his daughter in accidental shooting
Claremore Oklahoma reports Verna Russell aged 16, daughter of Police Chief W. D. Russell, was critically wounded when her father fired after mistaking her for a burglar as she entered the back door after a party. She died that afternoon after a 2:30 bulletin.
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Claremore
Okla
Verna Russell
W. D. Russell
Les
Dooleys Entertain Rotary Club With Musical Numbers
The Rotary club meets for a regular session featuring a program by Mr and Mrs Jack Dooley. Announcements and business fill the hour as Tony Cotten joins workers to arrange a special train for the Amarillo Vernon game in Vernon Monday. Tonight marks the second Rotary school night with Ross Phillips Jeff Blackburn and Col Bri O Thompson to be the instructors. A ladies night program is planned for Friday night November 21.
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Jack Dooley
Rotary Club
Tony Cotten
Two Judgments Filed in District Court Today
Oscar QO Fundenburg obtained judgment against Robert Verdun and others to clear title to Lot 1 Block 1 Sandborn addition. Lee Sadler won against B P Prater for 986.20 dollars plus interest and costs. both judgments secured by Pearson and Manning.
Polk Dead at Fort Worth
Polk, manager of the expert department for a Fort Worth money manufacturer, died in his automobile near Nolaneville, Texas, today as a motorist saw him collapse while en route toward Killeen.
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