Edwards Studio to Open in West Texas Saturday
Photographer Jack Edwards announces the Edwards Artistic Studio at 604 Polk Street will open Saturday with hours 2:30 to 5:30 and 7:20 to 10. The eleven room studio features Textone finishes and display rooms, with Mrs Edwards and Bil Kine among staff. A Traveling Loan exhibit and punch will be served.
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Edwards
Jack Edwards
Eidwardy
Polk Street
West Texas
Studia
Edwards Haw
Con Jete
Fadwards
Bil Kine
Elizabeth Powell
Tree
Haura
Secon Conoal
Ron Vention
Milwaukee
Makards
San Francoisco
Fragmented Voice of a Nation on Wealth and Hope
A garbled historical column reflects on wealth’s lure and the peril of betting culture, noting fortunes chased to California, tales of bookies and crime, and warnings about money’s grip. It mentions Doctor Winsett welcoming a baby girl at 1807 Indianena Street, and reports on Denver railroad staffing, freight totals, and a new Frisco express between Kansas City and St. Petersburg Florida.
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California
Grady Brink
Denver
Childress
Weaver
Amaril’o Ward
W. A. Roff
J. W. Weaver
Kansas City
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frisco
Forest Warren
Thomas Scott Key
Otto Anderson
Am I imagining this Amaranth sock bet in Amarillo?
In Amarillo a flashy North Plains farmer in a lobby bet $16 on a sock color joke during a railroad hearing, showing a plain black sock on the other foot. The gag ends with the farmer walking away, pockets lighter and trousers adjusted.
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North Plains
Amarillo
Tilhet
Aid
Het
Amarillo Daily Notes Mixed Local Happenings
San Jacinto schools principal Walden moves to Cazzell Johnson apartments Amarillo lawyer Garland Woodward visits district court ties to Senator Bledsoe. Knife trader on Taylor Street shows long habit of earnings. Mary Hudspeth funds Amarillo ex students. Panama general strike eases as U S troops return to canal zone.
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Zane Grey
Mission
Riehl Jones
Van
Nation
Second Street Ad
Justice Landie’ Court
Morrow Thomas Wolw
Walden
San Jacinto
Cazzell-Johnson
Garland Woodward
Dobbock
District Court of Civil Appeals
Woodward
Bledsoe
Taylor Street
Associated Press
Panama
United States
Panaua
Canal Zone
Railroad Safety And Personnel Notes From The Era
The text lists railway workers in Denver Amarillo and Chicago and notes salary earnings and personnel changes. It mentions improvements in rail safety campaigns by railroads safety departments and records a 1925 monthly passenger earnings increase of seventy five thousand nine hundred dollars for the Southern Railway city ticket office in Atlanta due to Florida travel.
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United States
Safety First Department
Railroads
R. KE
C. M. Jackson
J. A. Harper
John Burkett
Denver
H. W. Miller
H. Saranger
Amarillo
T. H. Huggins
W M. Smith
Roy Hoggatt
Rock Island City
Southern Railway City
Atlanta
Florida
Japanese Bamboo Lawn Rakes for T5e Pleasure Lawn
Japanese Bamboo Lawn Rakes for T5e offer a pleasant lawn experience. Contact 3019 or Morrow-Thomas Hon. Co to receive one by mail. For pictures call Edwards Studio at 719.
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Morrow
Thomas Hon. Co
719
Edwards Studio
Scarborough Evangelist Preaches At First Baptist
Ur Lee Scarborough declares sin’s price higher than any other, praising the gospel as great in power and history. He speaks to men on Friday at First Baptist with readers urged to attend including women and children. meetings run daily through Sunday at 10 a.m. and 7 20 p.m.
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Ur Lee Scarborough
Jesus Christ
Dr. Scarborough
First Baptist Church
Bird Denies Bungling in Polar Trip Plans
Washington October 15 Lieutenant Commander Richard F Bird told the presidents air board that no amateur bungling occurred in arranging the navy flying contingent for the McMillan Arctic expedition. He praised the amphibian planes as the best for Arctic work and said improved seasons could allow reaching the Polar sea by air.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard F. Bird
Polar Sea
Panhandle Medical Group Meets Clarendon Lions Club
Clarendon hosts Panhandle Medical Society luncheon with Dr H I Wilder presiding. Attendees include Dr Charles Harris Fort Worth Dr R B Wolford Wichita Falls Dr P H Wolfram Amarillo Dr Robert Giles Dallas and Dr Shelmire Dallas with talks by several physicians. Sessions held in the district courtroom report record attendance.
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Clarendon
Panhandle Medical Society
H. I. Wilder
Clarendon Lions Club
Charles Harris
Fort Worth
R B. Wolford
Wichita Falls
P. H. Wolfram
Amarillo
Robert Giles
Dalls
Shelmire
Dallas
Firestone plans $100 million drive to grow rubber in Liberia
Firestone president Have S. Firestone unveils a program to remodel Liberia with 1,090,000 acres of plantations. The project includes harbors, roads, towns, hospitals and steamship service to yield 50 percent of U.S. rubber, employing about 330,000 at full scale, and aims to stamp out malaria and expand exports from Monrovia.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
S. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Plantations Company
Mr. Firestone
Liberia
West Africa
Ines
Monrovia
Negro Republic
Firestone
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Central
South America
Florida
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Sandow Dies in London After Sudden Illness
Eugene Sandow once famed as the world’s strongest man died suddenly in London where he had built a health practice. Officials believe his death stemmed from injuries from a motor accident years earlier. The report mentions his prominence and recent activities as a health specialist.
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Associated Press
London
Eugene Sandow
Romans Move to End Pantheon Cat Population
For generations Romans dumped cats into Pantheon moats near Trajan Forum. Felines thrived by charity of passers-by but are now being targeted for removal. Authorities may punish those who create cat prisons and seek swift humane disposal.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pantheon
Trajan Forum
Sandstorm to Go 10 Game in Plainview on Railroad
Plainview hosts Amatillo high school football in a key conference clash after rain prevented a road trip. The local squad will travel by train early tomorrow morning for the planned showdown, marking their first conference game of the season.
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Plainview
Omorrow
Amatillo
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Watkins’ Products
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League of Nations
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A. Willbanks
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W. Sixth
Cafe
Fifth and Taylor
Taylor
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Delco
Glenn-Ledford Electric CO
West Fifth St
Claude Wolcott
Call
Pierce
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
T. B. Jones
Polk Ray-Bynum Bldg
Palo Duro Lumber Co
Jr. B. Bechtel
Mgr
Lincoln Street
Atre
The
Beauty Spot of
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Ana
Fagen
Amarillo Globe
E. H. Kehoe
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
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Tus
the Diode
Cayon
Texas
Fillmore
Chalmers
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Winchester
Columbia
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T.ih
Williard Battery Man
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Franklin—Packard
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Studebaker
Overland
Paige
Stephens
Overland Knight CO
Polk St
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
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