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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1924

Page

3

Northwest Texas Best Area for Cotton

R L Robinson a dirt farmer and cotton grower reports better cotton prospects in West and Northwest Texas than other areas. He predicts yields above average with pickers paid 1.30 per 100 pounds and accommodations provided. The State Labor Department will recruit pickers from Dallas with central distribution at Haskell for counties including Taylor Abilene Jones Anson Shackleford Albany Baylor Seymour Maskell Knox.

Austin Texas R. L. Robinson State Labor Department Mr. Robinson Labor Department Free Employment Service Joseph S. Myers Robinson Taylor County Abilene Jones County Anson Shackleford County Albany Baylor County Seymour Maskell Knox Haskell Wichita Panhandle Free Employment Office Dallas

Notice inviting bids for lodge building in Panhandle Texas

Notice to contractors bids due October 15 1924 by Panhandle Bank Panhandle Texas for erection of a two story and part basement brick store and lodge building 30 by 140 feet plans from Kerr and Walsh Amarillo Texas deposit 220 bid bond 100 to accompany each bid owner reserves right to accept reject all bids Kerr Walsh architects Amarillo Tex

J. Gpiam Carson Lodge No Panhandle Texas Panhandle Bank Kerr & Walsh, Architects Amarillo Kerr& Walsh Tex

Local Visit Familiars and Property Transactions Highlight Day

Judge LL Gough visited Hereford. O C Cox from Clovis NM called on friends in Amarillo. Mrs Josie Moore from Dallas toured the city. T Ki Maenchen of Oklahoma City made a business trip to Amarillo. Mrs Elmer Ames of Winslow AZ visits Miss May Smith in Amarillo. Carl Kapp of the Texas Grain Sorghum Growers Association is on vacation. Fred Gonerat’s new residence at 511 Belleview sold to S G Gathright for 5250. F E DeCoster of Ardmore OK bought a Summers addition home from L B Newby for 3800.

Ll. Gough Tlereford O. C. Cox Clovis N. M Amarillo Josie Moore Dallas T. Ki. Maenchen Oklahoma City Elmer Ames Winslow Ariz May Smith Jefferson Street Carl Kapp Vexas Grain Sorghum Growers Assocation Fred Gonerat Belleview S. G. Gathright F. E. DeCoster Ardmore Okla Rom L. B. Newby

Detroit Girl 9 Returns Home After 600 Mile Wander

Traveler Little Jean Roges, age nine, has returned to Detroit after a week on the road covering more than 600 miles. She cannot speak English and gave a vague account, saying a man put her on a train to Cincinnati. The child escaped a Cincinnati children's home and was later found in Lebanon.

Jean Roges Detroit Cincinnati Lebanon

Sympathy for loss from neighbors and friends

We appreciate the thoughtful kindness and helpful acts of our neighbors and friends during the last illness and death of our husband and father. Expressions of sympathy and floral offerings were gracious. May the Infinite One bless each of you. Mrs A A Huke and daughter Mr and Mrs Alfred Tiuke

A. A. Huke Alfred Tiuke

US oil production declines in week ending Sept 27

Tulsa Oklahoma reports a 20 084 barrel drop in daily average oil production across US fields for the week ending September 27. Total weekly production fell to about 2 006 021 barrels from 2 032 059 prior. State totals show Oklahoma 557 245 barrels, Arkansas 121 735, Mid Continent 1 059 445, California 600 800.

Tulsa Okla United States Tulsa Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma Arkansas Mid Continent California

Amarillo amid chatter on politics and marching bands

Interviews reveal talk of local events including a band for the Tri-State fair, plans to attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention, and remarks by Congressman Marvin Jones and figures like Dr A W Lindsay and Postmaster Bill Kenyon.

Dave Derden West Texas Bill Kenyon Marvin Jones Marvin

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