Duck Cholera Strikes Flock In Texas River Valley
A Texan report details a duck die off with 1200 to 1600 carcasses, mostly pin-tail and some green wing teal. The epidemic ended as season opened, likely from duck cholera due to over-concentration and water fouling, not poisoning. hunters report sick hawks and precautionary talks follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teers Croom
Conway
Duck Rescue Fund
Jack Nichols
B. Davis
T. B. Jones
M. B. Johnson
Ben Henson
Mr. Fisher
Washburn
Pictorial Golf Instruction and Local Oil Hopes in Amarillo
A look at golf holes inspired by the Redan at North Berwick notes imitators across the U S with the St. Louis Country Club and others. The column shifts to Amarillo oil prospects, profiling M V Cadman and the Boob Oil field as drilling begins, amid urban debate on living costs and a colorful local anecdote about Oklahoma moonshine testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Martin Redan
Nole
Nort Berwick
Scotland
England
United States
Redan
North Berwick
St. Louis Country Club
North Shore
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Amarillo
Kansas City
Ponce City
Charley Pyle Touted as Another Tex Rickard
The article profiles Charley Pyle as a rising promoter in boxing and entertainment, comparing him to Tex Rickard. It recounts his rise from managing a small cinema to guiding famed figures like Red Grange, Lenglen, Richards, Browne, and Dempsey era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pyle
Tex Rickard
Torka
Red” Grange
Crimson
Grange
Columbus
Mlinois
Ohio State
Red
Goldfield
Nevada
Philly
Pyle
Tex
Lenglen
Richards
Browne
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Tactless
Texan
Oklahoma
M. V
Mike) Cadman
Moore County
Boob Oil Company
Cadman
Mike
Mr. Cadman
Tulsa
Amarillo Hotel
O. W
AP Trer
North Perwick
Mike Cadman
P le
Mormele
Eppsted
C. Pele
Crete
Hove
Acta
Hall Ciewite
Nest Pyle
Boranne Longton
Aniverse
Hut
Pyle Till
Lenglen, Browne
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
Paul Feret
Thor
Seemberg
Optometrists
Greater
East-Amarillo
Siam
Eee
Egamnet
East-Amarillo Development CO
Ree
Geed Chen Deyens
Amarelo
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