Panhandle Plains Exhibit Views Top One Million Across Tours
The Panhandle Plains of Texas toured Northern Midwestern and Southwestern fairs drawing over a million visitors. Exhibit No. 1 led by O H Wood left Amarillo August 12 and returned after touring Northern and Midwestern fairs. Dr Lloyd praised the displays as most attractive and the exhibit drew farmers manufacturers and business people to literature and inquiries. The remaining two booths showcased at Dallas Fair and after 1929 the displays were stored at Tri-State Fair grounds for next year.
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Panhandle
Dallas Fair
Panhandle Plains
Tri- State Fair
Mrs Minnie Spencer Buried in Texline
The body of 65 year old Mrs Minnie Spencer wife of T S Spencer of Texline died yesterday at their temporary home 1407 Jefferson Street. Funeral burial arrangements were forwarded to Texline by N S Griggs Sons Mortuary. Survived by husband three sons and four daughters including C W Spencer county clerk at Dalhart Ray and John of Texline Mrs J D Ashby Amarillo and Louise Marie and Gladys of Texline. She was a Methodist and member of the Eastern Star.
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Minnie Spencer
T. S. Spencer
Texline
Jefferson Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Sisters complete zigzag trip from Olney to Atlanta and back
Two sisters Ernestine and Mary Abel from Olney Illinois and employed at a local oil refining plant call their 18 day journey to Atlanta and return the greatest sport. They traveled by foot air and rail saying they bummed in a day and a half on the return trip and plan to repeat next year.
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Hy United Press
Bridgeport
Olney
Atlanta
Ernestine
Mary Abel
Press Agent for Pantages Testifies in Trial
William Jobelman, once the theater owner Alexander Pantages press agent, testified reluctantly in the Eunice Pringle case. He appeared unsettled as District Attorney Baron Fitts questioned him, signaling possible tension over what Pantages allegedly directed him to say.
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United Press
Los Angeles
William Jobelman
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Baron Fitts
Jobelman
Fitts
Pantages
Kenton Clerk Cycles 800 Laps for Local Record
Sphy Mooney, a Kenton clerk, rode a bicycle around one street intersection 800 times claiming a world record. The challenge requires cycling in a single direction without rest and must remain on a street intersection to qualify.
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Ohio
United Press
Kenton
Sphy Mooney
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