Edwards' Artistic Studio Opening in Weert Texas
Photographer Jack Edwards announces the opening of Edwards Studio at 604 Polk Street. The eleven room facility features artistically finished spaces in Textone and houses a Traveling Lawn exhibit from Milwaukee and works from the national exhibit in San Francisco. Public reception Saturday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 with punch served.
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Edwardes
Jack Edward
Edwards
Polk Street
Weert Texas
Edwardsa
Studin
Raides
Edwarde
Con
Bill Kine
Mise
Elizabeth Powell
Tinek
Econvention
Milwaukee
Tdward Tudino
Mwerineg
Methros
San Freane Toen
Punch
Nublic
Wealth and risk in pursuit of riches haunt old moral tales
The narrative reflects on the lure of wealth and gambling, warning that pursuit can ruin lives and tempt even the wealthy to risk everything. It contrasts past losses with warnings about the danger money poses to people of small means and notes a newborn and career notes in railway life.
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California
Perny
Ford
Doctor Winsett
W. Herbert
Nuchanen Street
Grady Brink
Denver
Childress
St. Weaver
Amarilo
W. A. Roff
J. W. Weayher
W. P. Ray
Ray T. ©. Ward
T. F B. Bunting
Sunnyland
Kansas City
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frisco
Warren
Thomas Scott Key
Otto Anderson
Amarillo Sock Bet Ends With Slick Comeuppance
A North Plains farmer in Amarillo challenged a hotel lobby crowd to a bet after displaying bright socks. The slicker who accepted was left laughing when the farmer revealed a plain sock on the other foot and collected the wager.
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Amarillo
North Plains
Ateay
Amarillo notes mix of local affairs and travel glimpses
The column blends scattered Amarillo items from real estate and schools to local trades. It notes Prof C. Walden moving to apartments, lawyer Garland Woodward visiting for civil appeals, and calls for support to West Texas State Teachers College. Panama troop redeployments follow a general strike easing tensions. no anti American sentiment evident.
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Edwarde
Wild Horse
Zane Grey
Rewest
Mission
Priday & Saturdiynets
Buc Jones
East Second Street
Justice Lanadia
Morrow- Thomas Irdn Co
C. Walden
San Jacinto Schools
Cazzell-Johnson
Virginia
Garland Woodward
Slubbock
District Court of Civil Appeals
Woodward
Bledsoe
Taylor Treet
Iis
Wrofe DL Bartlett
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
Dme
Mary E. Hudspeth Aall
Rail and rail workers move across lines and cities in 1925
The article notes workers shifting between Canadian and U.S. rail and telephone firms, with moves to Southwestern Bell in Amarillo and new home in San Jacinto. It mentions rail safety gains, ongoing campaigns by Safety First, and rail employee updates in Denver and Atlanta.
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Chicago
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Amarillo
San Jacinto
League of Nations
Japanese Bamboo Lawn Rakes Offered by Local Co
Bamboo lawn rakes priced at 75 cents each advertised to ease lawn care. Orders by phone 3010 with Morrow-Thomas Hon. Co. to ship a rake. Also promote Edwards Studio for picture services via phone 710.
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Morrow
Thomas Hon. Co
Highest priced service in the world preached by Dr Scarborough
Dr Lee Scarborough told a First Baptist church audience that the greatest price is the service of sin and urged happiness in Christ. He preached that Jesus Christ brings joy and peace, calling men to attend two daily meetings through Sunday at 7:20 p.m. and 19 a.m. with women and children welcome.
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Lee Scarborough
Jesus Christ
Jesse Christ
Scarborouren
First Baptist Church
Bird Denies Bungling In Polar Trip Plans
Lieutenant Commander Richard B K Bird testified before the president's air board that preparations for the McMillan Articul expedition were not amateur bungling. He defended the navy's arrangements and praised the amphibian planes as best for the Arctic mission, noting wheels and boat capabilities and the need for more time and favorable season to reach the Polar sea.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard BK. Bird
Navy
William Mitchell
Navy Department
Polar Sea
Panhandle Medical Group Luncheon With Clarendon Lions
The Panhandle Medical Society led by Dr. H. J. Wilder met the Clarendon Lions club for a noon luncheon on Tuesday. Guests Drs Charles Harris Fort Worth R B Wolford Wichita Falls P H Wolfram Amarillo Robert Giles Dallas and Shelmire Dallas spoke as sessions open in the district courtroom drawing record attendance. Amarillo visitors Horace Helton Channing and I A Willbanks of Atlanta were noted.
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Clarendon
Panhandle Medical Society
H. J. Wilder
Clarendon Lions Club
Charles Harris
Fort Worth
R. B. Wolford
Wichita Falls
P. H. Wolfram
Amarillo
Robert Giles
Dalls
Shelmire
Dallas
Distreet Court Room
Firestone Plans $100 Million Global Rubber Drive
New York Oct 15 Harvey S Firestone announces Firestone plantations company will spend 100 million dollars to develop rubber plantations in Liberia West Africa A 2900 acre nursery in British colony and plans for harbors roads towns hospitals and ships aim to reduce dependence on foreign rubber and supply up to half of US demand employing about 330000 at full scale Potential malaria issues addressed and prior experiments in the Philippines Mexico and Florida considered to support US control of 50 percent of world rubber supply.
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London
George
Richmond
Bryan
National Museum
Washington
New York
Constantinople
Wongah ‘Aris
Charles Henry Huberich
Wiconsin
University of Texas
Stanford
Nina Milvanit
Russia
Coburg
Germany
Marie Cyrilovna
Grand Duke
Cyril
Friedrich Karl of
Leinongen
Bans
Dorothy Mackaye
Orsinin
Sing Sing
Golf
Jacksonville
Spokane
Lincoln Neb Harold Winter Corner
Peck
Los Angeles
Ihim
Pic
Uaddy
Prince Rafaut Hey Magometoff-Haliloff
Cabaret Doncer
Pelight
Arnold
Furia
United Cinar
Florida
WY Danville, Jr
Joe Caunen
Denver
Colo
Los Aneles
Associated Press
United States
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Plantations Company
Mr. Firestone
Liberia
West Africa
Monrovia
Negro Republic
Firestone
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Central
South America
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Death of Eugene Sandow in London shocks fans
London reports the death of Eugene Sandow once named the world’s strongest man. He died suddenly after building a health practice in London, with officials citing possible lingering effects from a past motor accident. The obituary notes his fame and influence in physical culture.
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Associated Press
London
Eugene Sandow
Romans plan to end Pantheon cat population
In Rome a centuries old practice drops cats into dry moats near the Pantheon and Trajan Forum. Officials are urged to remove the felines and end their misery while seeking penalties for those who feed or populate the rat prisons.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pantheon
Trajan Forum
Sandstorm 10 Go 10 Game in Plainview by Railroad
Plainview scheduled conference clash against Amarillo high school football faces travel changes due to rain. The Plainview team planned to depart by car with a large delegation but will now travel by train tomorrow morning. This marks Plainview’s first conference contest of the season.
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Plainview
Amalillo
Situations Wanted Classified Blitz
Lady barber seeks position. Waitress with experience seeks job. Young lady desires housekeeper work for a city gentleman. Washing and flat work offered with delivery and guarantee. Listings include multiple phone numbers for contact.
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Ana
Lee
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SOK
Oman
JOM Mxpors
Postmaster Kenyon
Panhandle
Mr. Kenyon
Mrs. Kenyon
Sarenth
Watkine
Amarillo Udweards Studio
Panama
Panamian
Canal Zone
Safety First Department of
Railroads
R. EB
M. Jackson
J. A. Harper
John Burkett
H. W. Miller
P. L
McDaniel
H. Saranger
T. H. Huggins
W M. Smith
Ray Hoggatt
Rock Island City
Southern Railway City
Atlanta
710
Edwards Studio
Scarborough
Bird
Panhandle Medical Group
Clarendon Lions
Horace Helton
Channing
I. A Willbanks
Georgia
Sandow
James A. Bush
Glidden and Sanborn
Randall and
Potter County
Canyon
Tascosa
Watkins’ Products
W. Sixth
Cafe
Fifth and Taylor
Southwestern Public Service Company
Delco
Glenn-Ledford Electric CO
West Fifth St
Claude Wolcott
Pierce
Blackburn ’S Funeral Home
T. B. Jones
Polk Ray-Bynum Bldg
Palo Duro Lumber Co
J. B. Bechtel
Mgr
Lincoln Street
Atre
Amarillo Globe
E. H. Kehoe
Western Union Telegraph Co
Circulation Department of the Globe
Cayton
Texas
S. Fillmore
Chalmers
Nash
East Lot
Columbia
Cadillac
Atari
Williard
J. W. Timmins
Biltmore
Franklin—Packard
Polk
Studebaker
Overland
Paige
Stephens
Oldsmobile
Overland Knight Co
Polk St
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
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