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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
10
The Dimmitt Parent Teacher Association held a tag day on Tuesday November 11 to raise funds for the high school library. The event netted 82.16 dollars as the school seeks classification and standardization of library and equipment.
A playfulditto offers guidance on using lost and found columns and hints at common hesitation. It encourages readers to check notices and submit items, while noting the value of prompt action in recovering belongings.
Governor Pat Neff tours Texas cities to promote a broad state park plan, seeing parks as the administration’s cornerstone. The drive adds 43 parks, including Lake Abilene and Buffalo Gap, while a separate city campaign aims to grow scouting to 16 troops and 400 members.
The Canyon bank electorate elected J. W. Reid as president G. FE Nance as vice president C W Cook as cashier with C LD Lester and WW Black as assistant cashiers The new board includes Z W Reid G WW Nance C W Keiser Oscar Hunt J W Green G B Bryan O W H Gook C W Warwick and W R Clark The bank is described as one of West Texas strongest banking concerns.
Houston reports from government statistician H H Schutz show Texas cattle shipments in September at 6 200 head, down from 115 800 a year earlier. Calves and cows fell to 28 100, with 2 800 heifers and 11 700 steers, while last year’s figures were 46 700 cows and calves, 5 600 heifers, 41 000 calves and 26 000 steers. Fort Worth stockyards October receipts reached 84 000 cattle versus 108 000 in 1925, plus 42 000 calves and 11 000 sheep against prior totals. The report notes foot and mouth disease confined to a 20 mile area south of Houston appears under control with no new infections in twenty-five days.
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