Amarillo Notes and Plans In A Turbulent Era Amid Windy Weather
A fragmented Amarillo column records bold oil plans targeting Standard Oil and a possible refinery in Amarillo. It mentions a Cadman well, stock meetings, and evolving views on profitability in producing versus refining. The piece also covers wind gusts, a Swanson Ver Haar concert, and local color about bootleggers, education, and town characters.
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Cadman
Moore County
Sandard Oil
Standard Oil Companies
Amarillo
Edna Swanson Ver Haar
Edna Ver Haar
Miss Ver Haar
College football schedules and results listed across many teams
A long list of college football games appears with numerous matchups by institution and location. The fragment includes dates, venues, and pairings such as Georgetown versus Wilmington, Harvard versus Tufts, Princeton versus Swarthmore, Purdue against Normal at Lafayette, and many others across the nation.
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Arey
Sterbiee
Correte
Geowerde Corset
Mt. Vernee
Pethewey
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Piagetaff
Frankfort
Wilberforce
Frank Mar
Mil. Acad
Lancaster
Geneva
Thiel
Beaver Falls
Georgetown
Leanon Val
Washington
i@orgetown
Wilmington
Georgia
Florida
Gettysburg
Ursinus
Sonsaga
Montana
Spokane
Great Lakes
Milwaukee N
Greensboro
Union
Gust
Birmingham
Idaho
Fresh
Cheney
Moscow
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Urbana
Knox
Jacksonville
Lincoln Normal
Indiana
Northwestern
Bloomington
Iowa Univ
Carrol
Iowa City
Birm
Jamestown
N. D. Science
John Carroll
Adrain
Cleveland
Juniata
Haverford
Huntingdon
Maryland
Gallaudet
College Park
Maryville
King
Mass
Agri
Amherst
Mass. Agri
Middlebury
St. Stephen's
Midland
Neb. Wesleyan
Fremont
Milligan
Cumberland
Millsaps
Louisiana Poly
Jackson
Miss. Agri
Tennessee
Starkville
Mt. Union
Hiram
Alliance
Mont. State
Greeley
Bozeman
Muncie
Danville
Nebraska
Iowa State
Lincoln
New Hamp
Conn. Agri
Manchester
N. Mex
Mil
Texas Mines
Roswell
N. Y
Normal
No. Areuna
No. Car
State
Chapel i
N. D
Corvallis
Otterbein
Muskingum
Westerville
Parsons
Simpson
Fairfield
Penn
State College
Phillips and
Dean
Andover
Phil. Exter
Worcester Acad
Exeter
Dutsburgh
Westminster
Dittsburgh
Pomona
Redlands
Princeton
Swarthmore
Providance
Quantico
Providence
Purdue
Lafayette
Calif. Tech
Rensselaer
Clarkson
Troy
Rice Va
Southwestern
Houston
Richmond
Roanoke
River Falls
Stevens Point
River Palle
Rochester
Buffalo
Rose Poly
East Ill
Terre Haute
Rutgers
Delaware
New Brunswick
St. Bonaven
Blue Ridge
Olean
St. John's
Villanova
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Missouri Mines
St. Mary's
San Marcos
San Antonio
St. Paul
Hampton
Lawrenceville
St. Thomas
Columbia
St. Vincent Ve. Carnegie Tovch
Beatty
St. Xavier
Marshall
Cincinnati
San Diego
Fresno
San Jose Ve
Chico
San Jose
Santa Clara
Nevada
Shuttleff
Carbondale
Alton
Simmons
Daniel Baker
Abliene
Dak Univ
Brookings
Spring
Clarke
Mobile
Borioafield Nor
Sioux Falls
Bebe Superior
Stout
Bu Syracuse
Jobo
Ben Aron
Mitten
Betinnee
Os Beenford
Los Angeles
Sinewech
Renmin
1926 Open Drama Highlights British Pride Battle
The piece recalls the 1926 Open Championship with American stars dominating and contending British hope. Walter Hagen leads the pro ranks, as Jones and Turnesa clash for amateur supremacy while the field battles gusting conditions. The writeup marks American dominance in a turbulent year.
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British Taper Oakes, Thely
Eeatoey
Neing Bork
Unclear text fragment notes game details and dates
The readable parts describe a game or event with teams and dates, mentioning a game date and scores in disjoint fragments. Key entities are missing or garbled, preventing a precise summary of participants or outcomes.
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Clovis
Blackwell
Globe
Channing
Ama
Borger
East Figs
Berg
Ees Dente
Speaker
Cobb
America
Gorm
Gerd
Renee
Walter Tee Tate
Meng Olen
Jones
Detroit
Bie
Pete
Renee Agua
Dewtte Crewe
Tereese
Viggen
Turnesa
Atieote
George
See Fert
Ceteet
Petee
Dee Goliad
Wette Gene
Atierte
Portland
Roeland McKensie
Ite
Walter Hagen
Herida
Wrader
Saith Ashae
Polk ST
A. Jack Claark