Tough week ahead for Sandies and Badgers in district clashes
The Sandies work on a light scrimmage and signal drills at Butler Field ahead of their district championship clash with the Lubbock Westerners on Saturday. Tickets are on sale for the special Santa Fe train to Lubbock, with early purchase urged. The Badgers move their game with Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell to Friday at 3:45 p.m. at Butler Field as they seek a big scoring effort.
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Sandies
Lubbock
Santa Fe
Badgers
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
Huskies
Butler Field
Rally To Promote Texas & Pacific Rail Line In Texas
The Chamber of Commerce mails letters to all chambers urging cooperation for a Friday rally at the Herring Hotel. Officials from Texas & Pacific and local leaders seek large regional attendance as the Interstate Commerce Commission plans December hearings on the rail line from Big Spring through Vega to Amarillo.
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Texas & Pacific Railroad
Merring
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Big Spring
Vega
Amarillo
J. L. Lancaster
Texas & Pacific
M. E. Bateman
Ernest O. Thompson
United Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lubbock
Plainview
Herring Hotel
Texas
Northwestern Meets Undefeated Gophers
Northwestern and Minnesota, both 2 0 in Big Ten play, clash in Minneapolis Saturday in the season’s top Middlewestern matchup. Northwestern has beaten Ohio State and Illinois, while Minnesota’s 6 0 conference record rests on a win over Indiana.
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United Press
Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Illinois
Indiana
Community Chest Sets 1930 Goal at 60000 in Amarillo
The Community Chest of Amarillo fixed a 1930 31 goal of 60000 with a per person contribution of 125 for the drive starting November 17 and continuing until the goal is met. President Lawrence R Hay resigned and F F E DeCoster was named to replace him during the campaign. Agencies include Welfare Association Day Nursery Salvation Army Junior Red Cross Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The next directors meeting is October 30 at 7 30 pm at Chest headquarters.
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Amarillo
Community Chest
The
Chest
East
Seventh Avenue
Lawrence R. Hay
F. F E. DeCoster
Welfare Assocst
Day Nursery
Salvationrmy
Junior Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Welfare Association
L. R. Hagg
J. Levy
J. Clyde Bell
G. S. McClellan
E. L. Roberts
S. Lambie
Arthur Ware
Gus Leftwich
C. F. Locher
Cecil O’brien
Anna Taylor
A & M Club Endorses New Station in Panhandle Wheat Belt
The Panhandle A M Club endorsed a State Agricultural Experiment Station to be located in the Panhandle wheat belt. A standing committee led by Jess Smith with C C Cox M W Kimbrough and Seth B Holman will coordinate with Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and other agencies to push the proposal.
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Wheat Belt
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle A. & M. Club
Capitol Hotel
Jess Smith
C. C. Cox
M. W. Kimbrough
Seth B. Holman
Amarillo
Canterbury Tales Motif Chosen for Palo Duro Year Book
Kenneth Woodward announces that Palo Duro Amarillo Junior College year book will draw its motif from The Canterbury Tales with Wood etchings for the design. The year book, first year edition, is hailed as one of the best junior college annuals in the state and will be enlarged and improved this year. L C Miller serves as business manager. University of Texas Homestead economics students care for 18 babies in the school nursery.
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Amarillo
Kenneth Woodward
Communists Capture Nanchowting. Reported Kill 100 Chinese
Communists were reported today to have captured Nanchowting in Northern Hunan where they killed 100 Chinese. The fate of two American missionaries, one man and one woman, stationed there, was not learned.
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Hankow
Nanchowting
Hunan
Eighteenth district WCTU formed with Wales as president
An eighteenth district of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was organized at the Panhandle law enforcement rally at First Christian Church with Mrs. R. E. Wales of Amarillo elected president. Delegates from Canadian White Deer Claude Memphis Pampa Amarillo Panhandle Dalhart Channing Borger Plainview attended. A pageant titled Prohibition Enthroned featured Wales as queen and outlined new departments of the WCTU.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Panhandle
First Christian Church
R. E. Wales
Amarillo
Roy McBride
John Jones
Canadian
Roy Tribble
White Deer
Frank Bishop
Claude
T. V. Ellzey
S. T. I. Work
J. B. Diggs
W. C. T. U. Institute
Memphis
Pampa
Dalhart
Channing
Borger
Plainview
Arizona
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Dallas
Texas
Prohibition
Avery
Little Weeda Wales
Canyon opens to public Sunday visitors at Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon will be opened to the public for the second time this year on Sunday November 2. Notable guests include W R Ely chair of the State Highway Commission D E B Colp chair of the State Park Board and State Senator Pink L Parrish. A motorcade will leave Canyon between noon and 1 pm with Amarillo Chamber help and Canyon patrols directing traffic on Rim Drive.
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Palo Duro Canyon
W.R. Ely
Abilene
State Highway Commission
D. EB. Colp
San Antonis
State Park Board
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Canyon
Amarillo
Rim Drive
State Highway Patrol
Canyon National Guard Company
Clyde Warwick
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D.C
A. & M. Club
H. V. Robertson & CO
Amarillo Bidg
Taylor
Wright Printing CO
Leora Lobben Brewer
National
Athlens Webb
Anti-Saloon League of Texas
Brewer
Missouri
Firestone Ald Ay
Firestone
GAS and Oil Department
Texico
Ethyl
Pennzoil
Mobiloil
Quaker State
Texico Motor Oils
Louis H. Smmihk
Aingwane Seanc Satieres
Se Ee Se Ae
Firestone Spree Avs
Eer
Jyler
Restone
Cal Farley
Goodrich Tires
Silvertown Cords
Flying
Imarillo
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