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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1924

Page

2

Pipeline draws oil field interest near Amarillo

Operators in the Vanhandle field report renewed activity after the Pan-Tex pipeline began flowing oil to the Amarillo Refinery. The Prairie Company reports promising signs at Watchinson county wells No 1 and No 23, with several new locations in the Pampa field. Geologists from Roxanna and Producers and Refiners note new acreage, upcoming rigs, and steady progress on the Dillard and Warwick wells, while the Bivins No B-2 and Bush No 1 wells show notable depths and production activity.

Amarillo Pan-Tex Prairie Company Watchinson County Carson County Whittington Pampa J. D. McClure Roxanna Petroleum Company Oles Dillard Weir L’ampa Anderson Clark Et al Amarillo Oil Company Potter County

Dr Butte Emphasizes Texas First in Campaign

In a Texas political address, Dr. Butte rejects partisan loyalty, lauds John W Davis, and argues both parties share similar state platforms on reducing government and education funding. He pledges allegiance to a progressive Texas, campaigns on anti Klan stands, and calls voters to shape the November election with principled governance.

University of Texas Texas John W. Davis Davis Onaga Kan Fuind

Northwest Texas golf champion crowned at Amarillo Invita tional

Woolsey of Hillcrest club captured the Northwest Texas Championship at the Amarillo County Club during fair week. He edged threats from Threatt Brown and Hogan in close matches, including a win on the first extra hole and a 351 yard drive. The article also quotes political content unrelated to golf.

Amarillo North- West Texas Amarillo County Club Wow Woolsey Hillcrest Club Jim Threatt Amarillo Country Club Bill Brown Sim Hogan Mr. Woolsey

Senators Hall to Hand Giants in Twelfth Inning Thriller

In a dramatic 12th inning, the Senators rally as McNeely drives a key error into a three-run frame. Johnson struggles on the hill for the Giants while George Kelly and Terry provide late offense for Washington. Attendance hits 35,760 with receipts of 125,402.

Kelly Earl McNeell Senators Washington Arthur Nelis McNeely Harris Rice Bluege Peckinpaugh Johnson C Gowdy Nehl Gowdy Bently Lindstrom Frisch Young Goelin McNeeley George Kelly Goslin Southworth Bentley Shirley Jackson Sam Rice Goose Goslin Toway Terry Tavoy Giants

Golden Sandstorm Topples Pampa Harvesters 7–0 in Tight Show

Golden Sandstorm defeated the Pampa Harvesters 7 to 0 in a hard fought game. Jacobson scored the lone touchdown for Amarillo with a series of rushes and passes, while Pampa fought back with late passes guided by White J Brown Knox and Wilson as stars. Coaches Hays and Daxter praised the effort, noting the contest as valuable for the Sandstorm.

Golden Sandstorm Pampa Harvesters Pampa Tex Amarillo Jacobson Hays Sandies J. Brown Knox Wilson Amarillo Nen Nicklaus Goodwin Amaville Tampa Miller Ll.b Sharp Aking Nicklaus Walf McQueen Larsen Dowler Cooper J. Lewter Daxter White McLean Webb Caron Studer Ball Vaught

Baseball game summary with hits and fielding notes

New York 12, Washington 9. Frisch McNeely Young Peck and sacrifice Jackson Kelly stole bases Peck Rice Frisch left on base. Double plays Peck to Harris Jackson to Frisch to Terry Bluege to Harris to Judge. Johnson 6 Nehf 5 walks. Johnson 12 Nehf 38 strikeouts. Wild pitch Johnson. Time 3 18. Umpires Connolly Klem Dineen Qfug ley. Attendance 38 000.

New York ABA Lindstrom Bentley Southworth Wriseb Young Kelly Terry O Wilson Jackson Washington McNeely Harris Rie Rf Ewes Goslin Judge Tb Bluege Peck Ruel Wee Johnson P Teeee Shirley Esenk Frisch Rice Judge Connolly Klem Dineen Qfugley

Burke Beats Fulton In Ten Round No Decision Bout

Marty Burke of New Orleans outboxed Fred Fulton of Minneapolis to win eight rounds in a ten round no decision fight in St Paul. Fulton was groggy in the second round as Burke dominated the match tonight.

St. Paul Marty Burke New Orlans Fred Fulton Minneapolis Burke Fulton

Dr Butte Guest of Amarillo Law Group

Dr George C Butte dean of the University of Texas law school and GOP governor candidate was guest of honor at the Amarillo Bar Association luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel Judge Otis Trulove introduced him He spoke informally expressing gratitude for the courtesy A telegram from Ernest O Thompson in Kansas City was read

George C. Butte Law School University of Texas Amarillo Bar Association Amarillo Hotel Butte Otis Trulove Dr. Butte Ernest O. Thompson Kansas City

G O P Candidate 70 Attends Church Here This Morning

Republican gubernatorial candidate Dr. George C. Butte spoke here last night and will attend a Baptist church service this morning. He plans to visit Clarendon for a rally expected to draw 2,000 people tomorrow morning before heading to Wichita Falls for a speech tomorrow night.

George C. Butte Clarendon Norning Butte Wichita Falls

Winners in Last Spelling Contest Announced

The Globe reports winners of the last Misspelled Word contest. First prize to Mrs. J. M Stephens of 40% North Buchanan, second to Mrs. T. E. McClain at 201 A North Buchanan, and third to Mrs. Odell Williamson, 706 Lincoln. The editor promises a similar contest soon to test readers' eyesight and memory.

Globe J. M Stephens North Buchanan T. E. McClain Odell Williamson Lincoln

Historical Society Receives Rare T Anchor Ranch Ledger

In Canyon Texas on October 4 a book containing copies of correspondence and accounts of the T Anchor Ranch for 1858 1880 and part of 1890 was donated to the Panhandle Plains Historical Society. Donor J W Turner a former T Anchor cook and bookkeeper J F E Lowndes donated and kept the record. The volume is well preserved and valuable for Panhandle history research.

Globe Canyon Tex Tanchor Ranch Earl Panhandle

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Texas First People of Sev Northwest Texas Iam Ku Klux Klan Woodrow Wilson New Jersey W. OW. Woolsey Carpenters Gina Moon Mullins Ami Brightevesth Law Tony The Globed Charles Olsen Thor Jensen A Armory DR. Butte Guest Amarillo Law Group Historical Society F. G. Roane Polk Street I. E. Hertner & Son East Fourth Street Polk Edward Drs. Caldwell & Thomas Smith Bldg H. A. Hunt Polly Hotel Palo Dure Service de Luxe
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