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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1946

Page

3

Old Bill to Hunt Camels From Ancient Texas Herd

Quartzsite Arizona November 28 The account follows Old Bill Keiser a retired prospector in a ghost town who believes wild camels remain in the region. He recalls Hi Jolly and the camel experiments of the 1850s and notes camels could carry heavy loads yet frightened animals and prospector mules, leading to abandonment of the program.

Old Bill Texas Ariz Bill Keiser Bill Keiser St. Louis Jefferson Davis President Pierce Henry C. Wayne Army D. D. Porter Navy Indianola Tex Hadji Ali Hi Jolly Camp Verde Kerr County Arizona Fort Defiance California War Department Arizona Desert Jolly Arizona Highway Department Pennsylvania San Antonio

Justice, Jobs and Peace discussion at Amarillo meeting

A three point discussion on justice, jobs and peace was featured at a recent Amarillo Business and Professional Women meeting in the Herring Hotel. Principal speakers included Miss Eugenia Lane Mrs Fisher Bond Adams and Miss Margaret Fletcher with Miss Katherine Metcalf contributing another note.

Amarillo Herring Hotel Eugenia Lane Fisher Bond Adams Margaret Fletcher Katherine Metcalf

Thanksgiving devotional at club meeting with varied program

The program included a devotional in observance of Thanksgiving. The Blackburn-Shaw quartet sang Negro spirituals and Neal Allen delivered two readings. Attendees totaled about 65 members and guests.

Blackburn-Shaw Neal Allen Aticent

Missouri and Arkansas Railroad to Sell as Junk

The Missouri and Arkansas Railroad, a 364 mile line between Arkansas and Missouri, shut down after strikes and seeks ICC approval to sell as junk. Once valued at risk capital, the line carried 540000 tons of freight and 28000 passengers this year but lost money annually, with a bid of 395000 for purchase rejected in favor of an 800000 scrap price.

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