Luncheon for Santa Fe Officials Next Friday
Santa Fe officials will be honored at a noon luncheon Friday at the Amarillo Hotel as Amarillo pledges support to obtain Interstate Commerce Commission permission for more than 380 miles of new rail lines. Walter Barlow leads the push, calling the project the most significant in 20 years. Civic groups are invited to attend.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walter Barlow
Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Real Estate Board
Denver
Spearman
North Plains
Oklahoma Panhandle
Kansas
Finland Achieves Sufficient Housing After War
For the first time since World War I, Finland reports adequate housing stock to accommodate its population, marking a postwar milestone in urban planning and recovery.
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Finland
Poultry School Series Opens Wednesday
The Panhandle Poultry Association and the chamber of commerce agricultural department announce the first poultry school series at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Robert Ricks leads the afternoon session from 2 to 5 with breeding talks. R B Galloway demonstrates breed standards. Evening instruction is by P C Bennett on flock management. The second meeting is set for Thursday night at River Road School.
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Panhandle Poultry Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Pleasant Valley
Robert Ricks
Municipal Auditorium
R. B. Galloway
Panhandle Lumber Company
Ricks
Mr. Galloway
P. C. Bennett
Agricultural Department
Chamber of Commercce
River Road School
Moonshine Water Saves Woman Lost in Swamp Rescue
Mrs. John Austin, 66, was found by a posse of 50 near Wausau after several days lost in a swamp. She credited life-saving water from a moonshine still hidden in the swamp. In Mexico City the government runs 789 schools for aborigines with 74,955 children and 20,509 adults enrolled, plus 5,464 mixed-race students.
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Wausau
Wis
John Austin
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
U S Army Band to Perform in Amarillo Oct 26
The U S Army band known for Capitol duties and historic broadcasts will visit Amarillo on October 26. It has led funeral processions for Harding and Wood and broadcast from coast to coast during landmark events. Open air Washington concerts draw thousands weekly at the Capitol steps and Sylvan Theatre.
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Washington, D. C
President Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Leonard Wood
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Oceanic
Carranza
Lindbergh
U. S. Army Band
Washington
United States Capitol
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Monument
United States Army Band
Capitol
Lea's Hair Tonic claims stop gray growth and hair loss
A Ro mulus Michigan woman testifies Lea's Hair Tonic halted her hair loss and reversed gray, restoring natural color. The ad promotes home use, no staining, easy scalp massage, and a six week money back guarantee from Lea's Tonic Co. Brentwood Maryland with payment on delivery option.
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Lea
Lea’s Tonic Co
Brentwood
Army Cadet Grey Band Tours Publicly Again
The Cadet Grey band, in distinctive uniforms, resumes public tours outside the capitol as preparations begin for welcoming the organization. It marks its October 26 concert by touring across the United States for the third time on public performance circuits. CHICAGO UNIVERSITY ADDS COURSE IN STAGE COSTUMES This note describes Chicago University’s historic new program offering a course in making stage costumes and settings. Mrs Minna Schmidt will lecture twice weekly with a laboratory under construction to produce authentic costumes and makeup application.
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Army
Capitol
Chicago University
Chicago
Minna Schmidt
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