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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1924

Page

12

Winter Building to Break Record in Indiana

Bedford Ind November 29 Winter Building will far exceed all previous records during the coming season according to a survey by the Indiana Limestone Quarrymen Association. Recent weeks have seen large contracts and the outlook is for winter activity with building carried on in volume last season proving advantages of winter construction. Unemployment was prevented and losses from idleness eliminated as costs were reduced.

sBy United Press Bedford Ind Indiana Limestone Quarrymen'’s Association

Funeral of Rev Cornelius M. Butler draw many white friends

In Troup Texas the coffin of Rev Cornelius M Butler colored minister was laid in Overton cemetery after a funeral attended by black church members from East Texas and by numerous white friends. Butler aged about 47 had served forty seven years as moderator of the West Texas Baptist association which he helped organize over forty seven years ago and led until his death two weeks prior.

Troup Tes Cornelius M. Buter Texas Buller Mast Texas Baptist Assojation Association Overton East Texas

Mother Held For Killing Own Child

In Sherman a woman, unnamed in reports, was questioned after a dead infant was found in a suitcase on a Frisco train from Ada Oklahoma. Authorities say she admitted the child was hers and that the baby was strangled with newspaper. She boarded the train last night and abandoned the suitcase at Sherman.

Sherman Oklahoma Ada Okla

Dinner Held for Bullard by Sorghum Growers in Amarillo

A dinner was hosted last night at Hotel Palo Duro by officers of the Grain Sorghum Growers' association to honor C. K. Bullard of Dallas, counsel for the Co-Operated associations. Attendees included George Waddill, Robert Emmett, J. Copley, and others. the group noted the association's 3,200 farmers and upcoming official newspaper.

Hotel Palo Duro Grain Sorghum Growers’ Association C. K. Bullard Dallas Bullard Amarillo M. Dpd. Rameey Harry Ward W . Craddock Judge L. Gough Texas Wheat Crowers’ Association Forrest Warren Grain Sorghum Trowers’ Association

Ainu Population Shrinking due to Alcoholism Says Batchelor

Tokyo report cites Dr John Batchelor stating fewer than 16 000 Ainu remain in Hokkaido. He warns assimilation with Japanese and alcohol abuse drive rapid decline and potential extinction, noting longhabits and health challenges among women. He spent 48 years among the Ainu and criticizes liquor for the tribe.

Tokyoe United Press Japan John Batchelor Church of England Hokkaido Batchelor Tokyo

Child Prodigy 10-Year-Old Stuns Reporters in Cleveland

Sammy Harrison a Seattle age ten prodigy astonished Cleveland reporters by delivering a learned discourse on the nebular hypothesis and molecular theory. He answered complex questions with calm college professor poise as David Dietz of The Cleveland Press noted the display in eight languages.

Cleveland United Press Sammy Harrison Seattle Wash Sammy David Dietz Cleveland Press Santa

Texas State Fair Sees Net Profit of 8210.93 in 1924

Dallas reports show the 1924 Texas State fair had total income of 405057.47 with expenses of 122846.54. Net profit listed as 8210.93 after permanent improvements costing 85661.39. Secretary W H Stratton submitted the figures to the fair association board.

Dallas W. H. Stratton Fair Association Board of Directors

Modern Woodmen Elect Officers in Palo Duro Camp

The Palo Duro camp Modern Woodmen of America will hold the 1925 officer election next Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the W. O. W. Hall on Taylor Street. Members are urged to attend.

Woodmen Palo Duro Camp Modern Woodman of America W. O. W. Hall Taylor Street

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