Amarillo New Sewage Plant Set for November 1 Start
Amarillo will activate a $121,000 sewage disposal plant eight miles north by November 1, city manager Jeff D. Bartlett announced. The $200,000 sewer system, started months ago, will be completed with this project, as extensions in San Jacinto Country Club Oliver-Eakles and Edgefield areas near finish. When finished all sewage disposal will move from the north city border to the plant.
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Bolter Rights May Reach the Courts in Houston
Five anti Smith Democrats seek to file as candidates for the city Democratic executive committee in Houston. They refuse to sign a pledge to support the national ticket and local committee members indicate they would deny them places on the ticket.
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City Dads Will Open Bids on Airport Bonds
Amarillo city commissioners plan to open bids tonight for airport bonds following a $100 000 bond election. If bids are favorable the bonds will be sold tonight. Mayor Lee Bivins and Commissioner W H Brymer attend the meeting with J H Harris away. Contracts for minor Municipal field improvements including a fence and water well may be awarded.
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Curtis Invades Solid South On East Coast Campaign
Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee tours the Atlantic Seaboard and Virginia en route to Raleigh North Carolina. He plans to speak on tariff but targets prohibition and immigration in the South. Also notes Robert Smith returning from Dallas and a visit by Burl France family of Lubbock in Amarillo.
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Chicago Opera Makes Hit With Faust Version
Chicago in 1928 saw the American Opera company present Faust in English with a rewritten translation and dual Fausts. Audiences praised the modern stage effects and fully understood the tragedy and beauty of the opera, marking a strong opening for the season.
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Unique Plan for New School Is Launched
Betty Gist, editor in chief of the La Airosa, unveils a sales campaign this week. Each class appoints a girl representative, and the class selling the most books will receive a dedicated page in the annual.
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Senior High yearbook to feature new sections and motifs
The Sandstorm notes an annual queen nominee and a redesigned athletic section this year. Frank Homer Rana berger, editor of the Homor, aims to capture all Senior High festivities. Moorish and Spanish art motifs are under consideration with Southwestern Engraving of Fort Worth assisting.
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Dentists Proclaim Three Fundamentals of Mouth Hygiene
An investigation of 50 000 dentists identifies acids as the main cause of tooth decay and inflamed gums, with the danger line at the gum tooth junction. It extols Squibb’s Dental Cream containing over 50 percent Milk of Magnesia to neutralize acids, reach tiny pits, protect teeth and gums, and offer a safe, effective dentifrice priced at 40 cents a large tube.
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