Crowds Welcome Rev Robinson at San Jacinto Church
Dr E E Robinson formerly of this city was welcomed by hundreds of friends as he preached his first sermon at San Jacinto Methodist church. Morning title Pushing Back the Horizon and evening title A Man Against a Continent. He succeeds Rev Virgil Fisher as pastor, with an informal greeting meeting planned Tuesday night at the church.
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E. E. Robinson
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Dr. Robinson
San Jacinto Church
Robinson
Virgil Fisher
Mine War Toll Reported in Battle Damage
A long list of injured miners and guards follows heavy clashes at an Erie Lafayette Morrison area mine. Names include Sam W. Lee and Harry C. Woodman among many shot or bruised with several reported in critical or serious condition. Officials say reports of multiple deaths could not be verified.
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Sam W. Lee
Harry C. Woodman
Tom Milo
Broomfield
Claude Briley
Erie
James Brandon
Lafayette
Orlando Herrera
Louis Lacidia
Morrison
George Mazzini
Mike Vidovich
Cc. C. Morrison
Superior
Mrs. Morris
George Geft
Jerry Dillon
Frederick
P. Kirokatch
Ray Jacques
George Kovich
Carl Nelson
al Reys
John Francine
Charlies Pappas
John Starros
Marshall
Palmerine Farrarie
Louisville
Louis Scherf
Rock
R. W. Murrell
Tactless Texan seeks 50 head of cattle and a Palo Duro ranch
The writer outlines plans to buy a small Big Bull ranch along Palo Duro with 50 cows and 60 bulls, pursue cattle farming, hire bullboys and cowboys, and raise dogs for the outfit while sharing anecdotes about horses, mayors, and local publishing feuds.
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Texas
Palo Duro
Big Bull
Courthouse records of warranty deeds and transfers
A long list of property transfers and sheriff deeds appears, detailing sales and transfers in Amarillo areas, including San Jacinto Heights and Roberts, with values from 10 to 5,500 dollars. The note also includes a homely column about cattle, hunting, and a personal letter to "Santa Claus Tack" from a child.
Prizes To Be Given at Indy Land Tonight
The Most Popular Lady contest at Lindy Land closes tonight with $500 in prizes for the top vote getters. Two stars will headline a battle of music at the dance hall, capping the event as the contest nears its end.
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Indy Land
Lindy Land
Tras
Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Better Amarillo
The piece outlines a municipal platform for Amarillo focusing on lower utility rates, cleaner streets, more parks and trees, and improved city services. It calls for a public pool, golf course, elimination of railroad crossings, viaducts for North Amarillo, safer traffic signaling, and oil for dirt streets, aiming to attract industry and benefit residents.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Property transfers and vehicle registrations across the city
A list of numerous real estate deeds shows transfers of lots, blocks and additions with prices from $10 to $12,000. Included are sheriff deed and multiple parcel trades in Old Town Plemons Amarillo Heights San Jacinto Heights and Mirror areas. Car registrations and building permits detail buyers, dealers, and contractors including Frost Motor Co Plains Chevrolet and McCarty Motor.
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First National Bank
Amarillo
Ren Henson
San Jacinto Heights
Clapton
Clay Martin
C. E. Howell
Pueblo Avenue
Mary Cronister
Chester Rosa Hook
Country Club Terrace
P. M. Richardson
Amarillo Lumber Co
Roberts
T. W. Cotten
J. W. Lindsey
Mallie G. Latham
Old Town
Harry Huffman
City
F. G. Crandall
Morningside
F. A. Marty
H. V. Weir
J. N. Beasley
Arthur Clark
A. L. Swink
Addie James
Arthur Jones
FE. R. Lewis
Willis H. Flamm
Odom-Cotten
Cc. P. Elliott
H. E. Morris
Amarillo Heights
W. M. Moore
H. C. Badger
Glen Kendrick
National Bank of
Thos. F. Turner
National Bank of Commerce
Fairview
L. A. Wells
A. B. Fuqua
Bakle
Wm. H. Bush
P. H. Seewald
Mary E. Connelle
Frank Wolflin
Plemons
F. P. Walter
Lee Bivin
J. S. Marshall
R. A. Marhall
Mirror
C. O. Brumley
Clara H. Tollerton
Ida McCord
Hi M. Reed
M. DD. Montgomery
C. H. Nail
L. J. Redus
Jena Rask
J. N. Riggs
Country Club District
Martha’ F. Jennings
Buick
L. R. Hartells
Shamrock
Frost Motor
Frank A. Abrameen
McCarty Motor
Erskine
W. G. Blakeney
Plains Chevrolet
Chevrolet
David R. Robertson
Taylor
Toney Chisum
Essex
P. H. Lumber Co
Hudson
EB. Perkins
North Harrison
James Dally
Dodge
Harry Davis
Childress
Gamble- Martin
Whippet
J. M. Neely
Harrison
Frost Motor Co
Jack Pittman
West Nineteenth
Kelly-Springfield
Tire Co
Harman-Gault
Oakland
J. DeWitt
Propst Motor
Nash
A. K. Scott
South
Goodnight
Studebaker
Hamon-Whittington
W. R. Brown
Hughes
McMasters
Humble Oil and Refining
R. 2. Williams
McLean
J. M. O'Brien
Oldsmobile
F. E. WcMurren
Pierce
Root Oil Co
Etty
Amarillo Girl to Be Seen in Pictures Here
Little Miss Essex granddaughter of Mrs. Rector and Miss Doran will appear in the feature film Tumbling River with Tom Mix at Fair theater Friday and Saturday. At thirteen she has appeared in many Fox productions and was considered for Esther in Ben Hur.
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Estelle Essex
L. G. Dashier
Nanette Doran
West Thirteenth Street
Tom Mix
Fair Theater
Miss Essex
T. M. Rector
West Fifth Street
Amarillo
William Fox
Esther
Remus Mansion Echoes with Loss and a Mother's Lament
In Cincinnati the aged Mother Remus laments the fall of George Remus as his mansion decays. Once a glittering palace of diamonds and orchids, the Remus estate now lies desolate with robbed rooms and hollow echoes, while the jailed king’s mother clings to faded memories of wealth and a broken home.
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Mr. Remus
Germany
Chicago
Imogene Remus
Price Hill
NEA Service, Inc
Thoughts on Shopping by Nellie and Me
A reflection on shopping reveals boredom with adult fashions and shelves. The speaker longs for children’s items and toys, finding delight in little shoes, ribbons, and finery for Janet and their baby, while noting grown up goods fail to inspire.
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Nellie
Janet
Edgar A. Guest
Flashes of Life: Autos surge future prosperity and odd notes
Five million automobiles will be produced next year in the United States and Canada, a 40 percent rise, says John J. Raskob of General Motors. John J. Tigert warns of illiteracy in New York City and cautions against an aristocracy of horses. Mrs Tilie Loeb Leopold seeks $62,490 a year to maintain predivorce lifestyle. Uncle Sam holds $14 million in redemption funds dating to 1790. Mount Holyoke student Dorothea Smeltzer, Brooklyn, excels in gym training but eschews competitive sports.
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United Press
New York
United States
Canada
John J. Raskob
General Motors
John J. Tigert
New York City
Kentucky
Tillie Loeb Leopold
Market summary from Kansas City Oklahoma City and more
Livestock and grain markets across major cities report mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices with steady to firm tones. Oklahoma City Fort Worth Chicago and New York markets show varied steers cows and lamb values, while cotton and stocks edge higher on rising demand and bullish crop data.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
New York
Paul Weber
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Mangum Man to Accept Work at Amarillo Church
J. D. Riddle of Mangum Oklahoma will become director of young people’s work and music at the First Baptist Church in Amarillo. He starts December 1 with Bill Day handling Sunday school and finances. Dr. G. L. Yates will lead a new yearlong program as the church reports strong growth and celebrates adding another paid worker.
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J. D. Riddle
Mangum
Okla
First Baptist Church of
Amarillo
G. L. Yates
Riddle
Bill Day
Yates
Day
Mr. Riddle
First Baptist Church
Dividend Declarations Include Stock and Debenture Notes
The report notes a $2.50 quarterly dividend and a $4.25 extra dividend for certain stock holdings. It also mentions a $1.60 regular quarterly dividend on debenture stock and a $10 annual basis by declaration. The wording implies complex payout terms for preferred and common stock strategies.
Foreign exchange and potato market notes reach New York Chicago
Foreign exchanges mixed with Great Britain at 4.87 in dollars and 4.97 on cables while France shows 8.98 and 8.93. Potatoes steady in Chicago trade with Wisconsin sacked round whites at 1.60 to 1.65 and Idaho russets around 1.55 to 1.65, varying by district.
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Associated Press
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Calumet
Arizona
Atchison and Baldwin
Allied Chemi_cal
Copper
Independent Motors
Crucible Steel
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Packard
Hupmobile
Great Britain
France
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Belgium
Germany
Japan
Montreal
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Idaho
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago Nov 21
Butter prices moved down with creamery extras at 48 percent, standards 45, extra first 45 and 46, firsts 40.43, seconds 367138. Bees unchanged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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