Public Sale Of Impounded Stock In Amarillo
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder at the City Pound Gates Fourth and source street between 2 and 4 pm on Tuesday November 15 1924. Described impounded livestock include a black horse about 15 hands high a bay mare about 15 14 hands high a gray horse and a black burro. J F Bassett pounds per.
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Amarillo
Texas Tops Horned Frogs 13 0 in Fort Worth Tilt
Texas University defeated Texas Christian University 13 to 0 at Horned Frog stadium in Fort Worth. Key drives featured Marley and Slover, with Wright catching a twenty yard pass to seal the win. Dallas report notes Dent’s death by poison as a separate item.
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Texas
FT. Worth
Fort Worth
Texas University
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Horned Frog Stadium
Longhorns
Marley
Slover
Wright
Herman Clark
Jim Marley
Amarillo Music Company Offers Free Six Month Music Course
O V Wray of Amarillo Music Company proposes a unique deal for piano buyers. A six month free music course is offered with lessons at an exclusive studio, with home lessons possible, and plans to extend this program to Panhandle towns.
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O. V. Wray
Amarillo Music Company
Wray
Panhandle
Amarillo
Hill Climbing Contest Canceled by Weather
The motorcycle hill climbing event near the Canadian River bridge was called off due to weather conditions. Local hill slanters had planned to compete, and readers were urged to place a Globe want ad for information.
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Canadian River Bridge
Realtors Plan Educational Campaign on Water Problem Amarillo
The Amarillo Real Estate Board will hold a luncheon meeting next Friday to present facts about Amarillo's water supply. G C Odom and J B Gant will lead speakers after members are briefed. The board aims to educate voters and push the water issue before a new vote.
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Real Estate Board of
Amarillo
T. M. Bruner
G. C. Odom
J. B. Gant
Real Estate Board
Bruner
Turkey Shoot At Amarillo Gun Club Draws Interest
The Amarillo Gun Club plans a turkey shoot on November 25 with five events of ten 14-yard single targets for high and low guns each awarding a turkey. A five-man team race offers five turkeys to the victors from three teams. Twenty five 16-yard targets per man decide this event and four regular events with fifteen pairs distribute prize money. Shooting starts at 1 PM and the event is not registered.
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Amarillo
Turkey
State Bank System Shows Strong Condition Rise in Deposits
A state department report notes consolidated banks total $411 million as of October 10 with a favorable shift since June 30 1924. Loans and discounts drop by $18 million while bonds and stocks rise over $500000. Cash and exchange up $43 million and bills of exchange up about $13.5 million. Total cash and quick assets grow about $87 million. Deposits reach $302,562,080 up $50,800,724. Resources total $576,405,021 up $45,174,881.
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Austin
Navy
State Department of Banking
Notice to post and publish probate deposition of Greening estate
Potter County Texas issues a twenty day notice for posting and weekly newspaper publication. Mary Augustine Greening seeks to take depositions from witnesses B. Be Maxwell and C. W. Heanes in Sedgwick Kansas. commission to issue after twenty days. Clerk E M Pittman records the writ in Amarillo on November 1924 with final dates listed.
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State of Texas
Potter
Potter County
Texas
Court House
Kansas
RE. M. Pittman
Amarillo
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Ness
Seventh St
Dallas
James R. Dent
Toots
Casper
Street AR Company
King Features Syndicate
Dee
Owie-E
Sou
Jimmy Murphy
Isimmy
Vivreny
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Edwin Clapp
Manhattan
Bradley
Blackburn Brosome
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothe
John Richard
Herlin
E. M. Pittman
Pottereen
Moon Mullins
Hevven
Lissen
Mollins