Rail Line News Notes Changes and Meetings Across The Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission schedules hearings in Chicago Denver San Francisco Minneapolis and Kansas City from October to January to review Western freight rates. Santa Fe reports heavy cattle movement and rising California grape loading while crews and routes adjust buildings and openings on the Slaton division. A story within mentions labor strikes and wage demands across rail networks as October 10, 7200 telegraph ops loom.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
Southwest
T. S. Moore
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Pecos
J. MaeckKle
Clovia
Slaton
California
Santa Feo
M. Shell Win
Senta We Vard
Beaumont
Tancoln Freet Mre
George Loughry
Brieg Viel
Clath
SS Pegers
Ince
Ervier Datace
Phduw
Spulea
Watd
Amarilo
Haye
Walt Ier
Philips
Sauti Ife
J. F. Anton
Vis
Vetern
Comphor Water for Eyes Promises Quick Relief
Lavoptik eye air blends comphor witch hazel and hydras in an eye preparation. A small bottle relieves strained or weak eyes and comes with a free aluminum eye cup from Randal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Co
Atlantic Coast Line workers strike over wages and conditions
Operators, station agents and tower men on the Atlantic Coast Line quit in response to a strike order. The action follows refusals of higher pay and improved working conditions, with the strike running at 190 percent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Line
Flashes Of Life Tidbits From Across Cities
A miscellany of short notes reports Friedrich August sending ancient tapestries to the U S for sale in Paris and Germany noting umbrella origins in Europe this week. Other items mention court actions, aviation views, museum acquisitions, and odd local happenings from Berlin New York Madison and Washington.
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Preas
Berlin
Freidrich August
Saxony
United States
Paris
Smaot
Washington
Europe
London
China
Vienna
Car Maria von Weber
Friedrich Wilhelm
Friedrich
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialit
Meyer
Transfer of Fort Worth Record to Star-Telegram
A bulletin from the Fort Worth Record office states the transfer of the newspaper, owned by William Randolph Hearst, to management by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Star Telegram
Mar. Worth
Record
William Randolph Hearst
Union Program at San Jacinto Baptist Church
A union program Sunday night at San Jacinto Baptist featured the senior union in a play about stewardship and missions. John Brown, a wealthy Baptist farmer opposing missions, was portrayed by M. I. Dilday who also authored the play. other union members filled roles, illustrating the message that robbing God leads to a changed plan for financing the Kingdom. Rev. Robert Pryde delivered a sermon on the peril of worldly gain versus spiritual wealth. Attendance reached 102 at Sunday school.
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San Jacinto Baptist Church
John Brown
M. I. Dilday
Young People's Work
Robert Pryde
Half Minute Interviews from Amarillo News
Quotations from local figures touch on duck hunting high shots in The Globe report, cattle trade vigor in Midland, a beauty spot in Amarillo Edwards Studio, a quip about Balboa, wheat acreage and snow in Texhoma, Crosby well striking the Atlantic, and a late cotton season on the South Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Arnold
South Plains
Community voices weigh school enrollments and tax limits
W A McIntosh and Horace Russell discuss county enrollments in Lubbock Amarillo and the Tri State fair deficit as J N Beasley argues for prudent tax limit changes. Charley Hoover offers to provide pictures by calling 719. The dialogue captures local boosterism and fiscal concerns.
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Horace Russell
Hudspeth Directory
Local chatter on utilities and a bank teller’s line
A Globe reporter overhears a casual exchange about water and power rates in Lubbock versus Amarillo. The conversation touches on cheaper utilities, gas for power, and a light joke about a bank teller as a punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fisk
Lubbock
Amarillo
Globe
For Sale Sewing Machine and Household Items
For sale sewing machine in good condition for 10 dollars. Also a Child's bed like new. Furniture and gas stoves bought sold and exchanged with repairs and upholstering offered. DeSl Reflection or large Furniture sale with right prices and easy terms. Fast terms from Young Humphreys Furniture & Trading Company. New mattresses available Wholesale through dealers.
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Young & Humphreys
Easy Terme Furniture & Trading Company
San Jacinto Heights
Amarillo Improvement Company
Fourteenth Street
John L. McCarty
Voices and civic notes from Amarillo meeting scenes
Minute Interview's WoW Fuqua speaks of finding his voice and the discomfort of not talking. Civic club urges Paseo Park tree supporters to attend tonight's meeting. Jim Morgan corrects a misquote about his auto accident. Rev. Virgil Fisher previews a midweek talk at San Jacinto Methodist on illegal bootlegging after floods. Edwards Studio offers photo services.
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Fuqua
Amarillo
Mdawords Stato
G. H. Bryant
Paseo Park
North
Virgil Fisher
San Jacinto Methodist Church
For Rent Rooms and Store Space in City Areas
Listings announce furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent including hot water and 24 hour service at 810 Pierce street and 1008 Harrison. Store room in Bussey Building at San Jacinto Heights and a bedroom at 1705 Lincoln. Other rooms at 106 KE, 10th and Lincoln, and 1705 Lincoln, with various phone contacts 2464 M 2637 W L Bussey and 1779 W.
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South Buchanan
Jefferson
Taylor Street
M. Craig
Adams
Taylor
C. M. Craig
Great West Mill
Jackson
Buchanan
Tyler
North lLincoln
San Jacinto
Alabama
Ee Ifor
Pierce Street
St. San Jaccin
Wayand
Fast 4Th Street
Bussey
Heights
L. W. Bussey
10Th
Lincoln
Harrison
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Madison
Museum of Natural History
Verona Place
Brooklyn
Walter S. Lyon
Y. M
South Torytown
N. Y
Villian
Jim Bush
Beauty
Edwards Studio
Roy Greenhill
A. Sewell
First National Bank
Texhoma
Paul Sewell
Olive Childers
Crosby Well
Atlantic Ocean
Ralls
Floydada
W. A. McIntosh
J. N. Beasley
719
Charley Hoover
Roswell
Furnticgef
Straat
Panhandle Mattress CO
SMALL
Mgrn
van Buren
Biggs Investment CO
Texas
Olhais
COK & Parks Lbr. CO
Lincoln St
J. L. Smith
Room
MUNDY
Moe Agency Ley
Harry L. Drake
Blackburn Building
M. Humphrys
Polk Street
Fogerson
W. A. Palmer
Amarillo, Texas
Jim Morgan
the Globe
710
Fey
Fensty
Palmer
Central Office
the Vineyard
T. B. Jones
Polk Ray-Bynum Bldg
Palo Duro Lumber Co
B. Bechtel
Mgr
Lincoln Street
A. G. Leveritt
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Ray Barber
Hereford
Overland Knight Co
Polk St
Gareage
Hotel Girler
S. Pierce St
A Jackson
Jne P. Garvey
Brown Cracker & Candy Co
Amatillo Employment Agency
Linville
Hudson
Toney Chisum
Harley-Davidson
F. L. Beer
N. O. Latham Auto Top & Paint Shop
East 10Th St
J. W. Timmins
Fillmore
Franklin—Packard
Williard
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
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