Henry Letter Is Discovered With Uncashed Check
An old ledger in the Texas General Land Office yielded a letter by O. Henry and a $2,500 check from Maddox Brothers and Anderson Austin. Bascom Giles identified the handwriting as O. Henry’s, noting his later work at the office. The dated documents remain uncashed and forgotten in the records.
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Austin
U.P
Texas General Land Office
Maddox Brothers and Anderson
William 8. Porter
O. Henry
Bascom Giles
Washington
Inquiry Reveals Fund Transfer Linked to Lands Lists
A July 31 1886 letter to Randolph Lawrence, then secretary of the state land board, says a deposit check was intended to cover future land lists. Office staff believe a matching interest payment check would be issued later and the deposit returned. Also notes a pesticide dip showing promise against cattle lice.
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Randolph Lawrence
State Land Board
Lawrence
Porter
Silas the Choreboy to Be Presented by Black Mask Guild
The Black Mask Guild Players present Silas the Choreboy a satire on the real old melodrama Friday night in the high school auditorium directed by Dr. R. P. Parcells. Mary K. Utterback stars with Jack Pate Aileen Barker Byrd and Sharleen Barker also in the cast.
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Silas
Black Mask Guild
Sandie Mothers Club
R. P. Parcells
Mary K. Utterback
Black Mask
Jack Pate
Aileen Barker Byrd
Amarillo
Elcar Displays Trailer Homes in Amarillo Factory Show
Elcar of the Flear Coach Company showcases a 25 foot deluxe trailer home at 733 North Fillmore Street Amarillo. It lists natural hardwood living room floors ivory enamel kitchen linoleum inlay five sleeping spaces two wardrobes magazine racks blinds and Warner electric brakes.
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Flear Coach Company
North Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Elcar
Warner
Chute Jumpers Demonstrate Para chute Battalion Skill
Eighteen soldiers of the Army’s first para chute battalion practiced halting jumps at Fort Benning Georgia joining a farewell gesture for Latin American military leaders Captain W T Ryder and 17 troop dropped from two planes at about 800 feet completing their descent in about 50 seconds an army truck collected them after landing One man used an emergency parachute.
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Fort Benning, Ga
United States Army
W. T. Ryder
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