Multiple rental houses listed in Amarillo area
Numerous for rent notices describe four to six room modern houses on various streets including Alabama, Lincoln, Adams, Jefferson, Buchanan, Tyler and Van Buren. Features include garages, plastered interiors, fireplaces, and proximity to schools or shops with phone contacts and sometimes partial lease terms. Some listings mention furnished duplexes and a warehouse 24x80 with basement.
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Alabama
Johnson
Amarillo Furniture Co
Griggs
Lincoln
Adams
Santa Fe
Buchanan
Amarillo
Virginia Court
Jefferson
Tyler
van A Buren
San Jacinto Heights
Olen
Rooms for Rent in Various Locations
Front room newly furnished with steam heat at 1104 Polk. Bedroom and garage at 1008 Harrison. Nice bedroom for one or two ladies at 106 Jackson. Modern furnished bedroom with hot and cold water for gentlemen at Buchanan. Single bedroom with or without board at 1107 Van. Front bedroom at 1010 Pierce. South bedroom and garage at 810 Pierce Street. Nicely furnished front bedroom with meals at 808 Pierce. New, modern rooms just completed at 10th and Lincoln with 24 hour hot water and reasonable rates. Phone numbers provided on each listing.
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Polk
Harrison
Jackson
Buchanan
Pierce
Fillmore
Pierce Street
10Th
Lincoln
Furniture firm moves to Polk Street and offers 42 cost sale
Furniture Wee 2 relocates to 611 Polk Street and slashes stock to five dozen items at 42 cost with three equal payments. Furniture & Trading Co. invites immediate sale at 611 Polk and lists phone 1906. Also ad notes furniture and gas stoves bought sold exchanged with repairs and upholstering at 1068 West 6th Street, phone 2214, Young and Humphrey.
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WEE 2
Polk Street
Furniture & Trading Co
Polk
Hulen
Ilarrison
Weet 6Th Street
Young & Humpheye
Rooms for rent in multiple historic homes
Several listings advertise two to three furnished housekeeping rooms for rent in various locations. Addresses include 1010 Taylor 803 Lincoln 1404 Buchanan 304 N Polk 607 Madison 810 Pierce 703 Monroe. Contact numbers range from 656 to 1698 M with several entries noting each unit is suitable for couples.
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Taylor
Lincoln
Buch_anan
Polk
N. Lincoln
Madison
Pierce Street
Monroe
Apartments for Rent in City Sought by Tenants
Classified rental notices list furnished and unfurnished units across streets like Polk Slurrison Harrison Van Buren Mast 9th Monroe West 16th and Fillmore Various options include four five and three room apartments duplexes and a two room unit with features such as garages private baths and breakfast nooks Contact numbers are provided for each listing and some specify rental terms or references
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Lucerene
Polk
Louisiana
Thone Gos
Harrison
Mast
van Burey
van Buren
Harrisom
Monroe
West 16Th
Porrent
Pierce
Fillmore
For Rent Rooming House Offers Various Bedrooms
A cluttered classified notice lists multiple furnished rooms for rent in private homes. Locations include 410 Buchanan 1002 Harrison 608 Fillmore 18214 Polk 400 Maryland 304 N Polk and 1499 A Harrison with phone contacts. Some rooms include meals or kitchen privileges and heating.
Used Car Classifieds Highlight Multiple 1920s Vehicles
Numerous listings advertise 1923 to 1928 touring and roadster models from Buick Franklin Chevrolet Ford and Studebaker. Offers include trades for specific cars and a top shop at 304 East 10th Street plus Nash Amarillo Motor Co. ads with contact numbers and a battery service pitch.
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East 10Th Street
Mississippi
Studebaker
Nash Amarillo Motor Co
Polk
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report November 24
Cattle runs at 1300 with steady prices. Short fed steers around 7.50, cows 4 to 4.50, canners and cutters 2.75 to 3.75, dealers 9. Hog demand at 600 head. prices mixed with light butchers about 11.40 and heavies near 11.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Price Report Nov 24
Kansas City cattle with 10 000 head and calves 2500 sold steady with steers 9.00 to 10.50 and heavy steers up to 10.00. cows 4.00 to 6.25. veals 9.00 to 9.50. hogs 9000 head uneven with bulk 10.65 to 11.10. sows 9.85 to 10.15. sheep 5000 head higher with lambs 15.00 to 15.40 and yearlings 11.75 to 12.75. Chicago hogs 30000 active 10 to 10.40 for sows and 11.50 to 11.50 for pigs. cattle 14000 steady with fed steers 8.59 to 10.75 and heavy steers 11 to 12.25. sheep 12000 active with fat lambs 15.75 to 16 and feeding lambs 15.25 to 15.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Market Report on Poultry and Livestock Prices
The Amarillo market lists prices for various poultry and livestock items. Leghorn hens 4 lbs and over, broilers under 244 lbs, and spring varieties show price points. turkeys include No 1 hens and toms with noted price ranges. packing stock butter is priced at 18 cents.
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Bohs Heck
Ork Nseries
Faoorleton
Market In formation from Sam S. Denman & Co Amarillo
New Orleans reports market activity for grain and stocks with emphasis on transfer of outside interests into later positions. Buyers expect December premium to ease differences and markets to tighten as crop prospects improve with dry weather. Reports note tame action amid hopes for favorable Washington crop weekly yet caution over potential Northwestern weather weakness and a lack of buying push.
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New Orleans
New York
Washington
Manchester
Federal Reserve Committee
Cattle and Hogs Prices Report From Wichita Navy Market
Cattle 1,400 head: canners and cutters 2.75 to 3.60, short fed steers 7.50, butcher cows and heifers 4 to 6.50, calves 8.50, stockers and feeders 6 to 7.50. Hogs 1,200 head steady: butchers 10.75 to 11.10, sows 9.50, stock pigs 11 down. Sheep 200 head higher: fat lambs 14.50, fat ewes up to 7.25.
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Wichita
Navy
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth market notes cattle 4 000 head including 1 000 calves with beef prices from 3.75 to 7.75, stockers 3.50 to 7.75, fat cows 3.85 to 5, heifers 4 to 8.50, yearlings 4.25 to 9, bulls 2.50 to 3.75, calves 2.50 to 7.50. Hogs 1 200 head steady, bulk 11.75 to 11.80, sows 10 to 11.25, pigs 10 to 11.50. Sheep 500 steady, lambs 15, yearlings 10 to 12, wethers 7.50 to 8.35, ewes 6.50 to 7.50, stockers 3.50 to 6.50.
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Fort Worth
Wheat and grain prices reported in Kansas City market
The Associated Press notes a Kansas City wheat and grain price summary with No. 2 hard wheat at 1.63 to 1.70, No. 2 red at 7.0 to 7. to, Corn No. 3 white at 4 to 4 4c, No. 2 yellow 77e to 50e, Oats No. 2 white 41c to 41 4c, No. 8 white 40c to 40 Me.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Burglars Rob Capitol Theater Safe in Dallas
Robbers entered Dallas Capitol Theater through a skylight and stole 1558 dollars and a diamond bar pin. They used towels from the washroom to wipe fingerprints and fled before authorities arrived.
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Dallas
Capitol Theater
Wheat and corn market shifts amid global supply fears
Grain Letter from Chiereo reports a retreat in wheat prices from earlier parity highs due to anticipated Canadian imports and inflated European crop estimates. Corn shows strength with signs of uneasiness, while a rumored one million bushels may be shipped as foreign buyers seek bargains.
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Chiereo
Chicago
Children and mothers dine at nursery tomorrow
The Day Nursery hosts a turkey dinner for about 50 mothers and children funded by Mrs. Jessie Ross and Miss Sophie Meyer. The nursery was remembered by the Junior department of the First Baptist Church Sunday school with an apple shower, delivering eighty three apples to each child.
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Jessie Ross
Sophie Meyer
First Baptist Church
Magnolia Petroleum Merger Approved in Dallas
Dallas voters approve the merger of Magnolia Petroleum Company of Texas with Standard Oil Company of New York. The deal involves physical property valued at about 300 million dollars and was approved by Magnolia stockholders.
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Magnolia
Associated Press
Dallas
Magnolia Petroleum Company of Texas
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Half Minute Interviews and Shrine Remarks
Col Will A Miller just back from New Mexico reports a fine hunt with a deer and other game. Col J T Owen of Vera says business is good and he came for Shrine events as an organizer. Khiva Shrine requests members with evening clothes wear them at tonight's dance. Edwards Studio advertises for photographs and lists a patient at Northwest Texas hospital, Mrs H B Jones of Tucumcari, wife of the First National Bank president.
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Col
Will A. Miller
New Mexico
Col. J. T. Owen
Vera
Northwest Texas Hospital
H. B. Jones
Tucumcari
Vwirst National Bank
Tuecumcarl
M. L. Norris
Clovis
C. Jones
Shrine Ring
Washington, D. C
North America
Mr. Norris
Louis Ilfeld Company
Albuquerque
Johnson
Dalhart
Memphis to Turn Out in Northwest Texas Championship Race
Memphis faces Amarillo in a Northwest Texas football title battle as Blake Bolton coaches a Green one year team with players from West Texas State Teachers and Baylor. The Cyclones beat Canyon Eagles 26 to 21 and Slaton 30 to 0, with Memphis undefeated this year and Amarillo seeking the crown for Class A and B.
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Blake Bolton
West Texas State Teachers College Grid
Baylor
Memphis
Cyclone
Canyon Eagles
Slaton
Amarillo
Plainview
A. B. Ways
Texas
Associated Charities reports eleven months of aid in Amarillo
The Associated Charities of Amarillo reports 217 families aided in eleven months. Groceries reached 104 families, railroad transport 74 cases, clothing 71 people, 132 received board or lodging, and 51 received institutional or medical services. Officers include J M Russell president and Jessie N Ross secretary with a December 1 officer election planned.
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Associated Charities of
Amarillo
P. &. Rockwell
Associated Charities
Jessie N. Ross
J. M. Russell
T M. Bruner
C. Ti. Keeney
Jo N. Ross
Hocura LaRry
C. M. McCullough
Mre
Chiropractors' injunction not granted in Texas cases
W I Nix, special prosecutor, states no injunction has been granted in the Fort Worth chiropractor case. Lawyers for chiropractors sought to restrain district attorneys from pursuing charges under the Medical Practices Act, alleging constitutional violations. Nix notes the injunction petition will be heard tomorrow by Judge James Wilson in Fort Worth. Amarillo cases set for county court hearing November 30.
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Fort Worth
W. I. Nix
Amarillo
Dallas
Vera Cruz Legislature Upholds Galles Stand
Vera Cruz and allied Chiapas Tabasco legislatures back Vera Cruz deputies who condemned President Calles for intervening in San Luis Potosi governor removal. Agrarian groups thank the Vera Cruz house and threaten federal ties as Calles responds with a severance of relations.
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Associated Press
Jalana
Vera Cruz
Chiapas
Tabasco
Calles
Manrique
San Luis Potosi
Alies
Callies
Standard Loan & Savings Assoc Largest U S Agency
The Standard Loan and Savings Association of Detroit says its W. A. Askew agency is the largest in the United States in a letter received yesterday. The note credits thrifty people for making many happy homes possible. The San Jacinto Civic Club will meet at 7 50 tonight at the San Jacinto Methodist church for pictures.
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Standard Loan & Savings Association
Detroit
Michigan
W. A. Askew
United States
Askew
Standard
San Jacinto
Automobiles for sale and trade listings
Several used car ads appear including Nash 4 Touring in good condition from Amarillo Motor Co with new paint, Essex Pharton 1925 in good shape, Ford light truck body for enclosure, 1924 Ford Roadster priced at 75 dollars, Dodge Touring, and Buick Six Touring available for sale or trade with contact at 667 B 7th or 1904 W. 8th.
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NASH
Nash Amarillo Motor Co
Essex Pharton
Dodge
Buick
Homestead Tax Sale Case Begins in Dallas Court
Arguments opened in federal court to decide if the United States may sell a Vernon community homestead to cover an income tax claim. Judge Edward R. Meek hears the case of E. R. Staley versus G. C. Hopking and B. G. Crews, IRS collector and assistant.
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Associated Presse
Dallas
Edward R. Meek
E. R. Staley
Vernon
G. C. Hopking
B. G. Crews
Internal Revenue
Masonic Notes Highlight Amarillo Pad to Shrine Ceremonial
Several visitors attend the Panhandle Shrine ceremonial in Amarillo. Notables include B W Moreman of Clarendon and R Gassman of Lubbock, with talks on crop prospects and local hotel progress. Other figures include G McChristian of Miami, Judge C Weare of Miami, M L Norris of Clovis, and W J Howell of Clovis with related campaign and business notes.
Masonic Temple Dedication Guests and Local Vision
Rev George H Bryant hosts Mr Lord Mrs Cross Randle of Childress and Mr Randle an employee of Fort Worth Denver railroad here for Masonic ceremonies. John L Vaughan of Lubbock discusses cotton mills Panhandle water fuel needs and local plans for large water storage plants to attract industry. Grand Lodge chaplain Rev L D Shawver and jeweler H C Coleman attend temple events.
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Lord
Cross Randle
Childress
Geo. H. Bryant
North Amarillo
Randle
Fort Worth
John L. Vaughan
Lubbock
Globe
Vaughan
North Carolina
Panhandle
Amarillo
Abilene
Southwest
Value of civic clubs outlined by Lions at Amarillo luncheon
The value of civic clubs in city building and Lions clubs work in Ciseco Clarendon and Abilene were discussed at a Lions Club luncheon in Amarillo. Rev L N Stuckey spoke on ethics and practical application. he is an Abilene and Cisco club member. Others, including Dr J T Griswold and Dr George S Sloyer, offered remarks. Thomas F Turner presided. Crete Allen and Grace Hamilton sang two solos.
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Lions Clubs
Ciseco
Clarendon
Abilene
Amarillo Hotel
L. N. Stuckey
Polk Street Methodist Church
Stuckey
Abilene Club
Cisco Club
J. T. Griswold
George S. Sloyer
Clarendon College
W. M. Lané
Amarillo
Thomas F. Turner
Crete Allen
Grace Hamilton
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Hotel Gibler
Mate Hess
Panhandle Mattrees CO
P. Small, Mar Oy van Buren
Privat
Georgette Beauty Furlor
Triplett Drug
6Th
FORD
Cooper Irvin Motor Co
Phores
J. W. Timmins
Franklin—Packard
Tirees
Montmorency
Amarillo Seed Co
Elmhurst Bldg
Oklahoma City Livestock
Kansas
Chicago Livestock
Amarillo Grain
Soo En Ee Aed
SAM S. Denman & CO
Wicheda Livestock
Fort Worth Livestock
Cash Grain
Bae OE
Anaconda Ore Henson Sas
Atchison . Ee
Coast Line of
Baldwin Loco i
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem
California
Oe Beers Rene
Colorado
Consolidated
Edwards
710 Edwards Studio
Masonig Temple
Earth
H. A. Nobles
Masonic Temple Building Association
J. D. Sweeney
Masonic
Bell
Knights Templar
Walter Temple
Fifth
Tyler Streets
Third
Tenth
Auditorium
Khiva Temple
John McBee
Khiva
Masonic Temple
Nix
Galles
Mrs
B. W. Moreman
Ginner
Moreman
R. Gassman
St. Clair Oil Corporation
Mr.Gassman
Washington Hand
Lobe
Hr. G. McCristian
Miami
McChristian
Land
Tack
Judge C. Weare
Shriners
Geo. Bryant
W. JD. Howell
Oi! Man
John O. Howell
Essex-Hudson
Dick Walker
Pampa
H. C. Coleman
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