There There Everywhere Amarijilo Growth Spurts
Luther Coffee of McLean is in the city on business this week. J H Simmons moved addresses. Foster and Bjerg left for a hunting trip. Miss Lottie Gillette from Fort Worth visits Mrs Spoontz on East eighth street. T H Nelson and H H Jones scout officials active on the North Plains for Boy Scout work. R P Watts Jr has returned from Texas University and will resume chemical engineering studies in June.
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Luther Coffee
McLean
J. H. Simmons
van Buren
Pierce Street
W. C. Foster
Cris Bjerg
Lottie Gillette
Fort Worth
L. W. Spoontz
East Eighth Street
Tulsa
T. H. Nelson
H. H. Jones
North Plains
R. P. Watts, Jr
Adams
Texas University
Mr. Watts
Smith Injects Issue of Klan in New York Rage
In a heated municipal primary clash Mayor Hylan and Governor Smith trade accusations over religion and the Ku Klux Klan. United States Senator Royal S. Copeland defends Hylan while Walker backers push for state Senator James W. Walker amid protests at rallies and a Hearst influence dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
Hylan
Smith
James W. Walker
Tammany
United States
Royal Ss. Copeland
Mayo
John P. Coahalan
Walker
George W. Olivany
Tammany Hall
Coahalan
Hearst
William B. Farrell
John Purroy Mitchell
Senator Walker
Max D. Steur
Craig
Long Hylan
Charles K. Murphy
William Randolph Hearst
Amarillo society reports and transport notes
North Amarillo P T A met at Buchanan Street school as the new year opens. Mrs. Ben Moore elected president and Mrs. C T Webster first vice president. Cafeteria plans outlined with Mrs Seymour in charge. Club meets third Tuesday monthly. North Amarillo Civic Club enjoyed a program at Buchanan Street church. Several local residents and guests reported travels, visits, and upcoming plans. Transportation and industry notes describe rising freight and coal traffic plus a double wedding and Santa Fe personnel moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanas Street
Ben Moore
V U. Utterback
C. T. Webster
Mra Moore
Seymour
North Amarillo
Letta Miller
Herbert Parks
Lucy Will Parks
James Johnston
Ventlemen
Santa Fe
J. B. Briscoe
Amarillo
Pacific Coast
Briscoe
Canadian
W. B Garrett
Wellington
Kansas
H. C. Smith
J. D. McShane
F. W. Mergenthal
A. L. Scott
Pacific Rim
J. R. Boyer
R. E
Big Boy
M. Medford
Ross Taylor
Milk producers names and dairy figures data passage
A list of individuals including W Holland and Abe McDaniels among dairy producers, with assorted dairy figures. The text shows names, initials, and numeric values such as 13.30, 12.82, 4.00, and totals like 138.57, interspersed with notes like Clean and fats & solids.
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Palo Duro Goatery
Ridings
Scott
A. A. Pannick
J. D. Stinson
R. C. Pool
J. F. Caldwell
Co. G. Spencer
Jack C. Wyatt
Visitors and locals share news in Sherman and Amarillo
Mrs FR Miller of Sherman visits sister Mrs H H Hall. Miss Myrle Anderson visits Mrs Dorothy Hand and Miss Gladys Farrell. Roy Kirkpatrick of Kansas City to visit T H Farrell family at 1307 Jefferson St Ww. F White, ex Amarillo, returns to Fort Worth. Walter Irvin telegrams Amarillo baseball team in Denver to keep fighting. Judge J Frank Buie of Hereford in city. June Buie helped organize Jones County in 1881 and served Kentucky legislature in 1877. Col W B Buckner of Waco and wife visit after Colorado ranch trip, leaving for Waco. Esther Brown and Cora Russel, Univ Mexico City graduates, report summer courses and tours around Mexico City Vera Cruz.
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FR. Miller
Sherman
H. H. Hall
Myrle Anderson
Dorothy Hand
Gladys Farrell
Roy Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
T. H. Farrell
Jefferson Street
Walter Irvin
Amarillo
Denver
J. Frank Buie
Hereford
June Buie
Jones County
Kentucky
W .B. Buckner
Waco
Fireman's Insurance Company
Colorado
Esther Brown
Cora Russel
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Railroad Freight Movement Nears Year’s Peak
John Moore reports the national railroad freight movement reaching a zenith as loading improves and costs drop. Estimated year total surpasses 59 million car loads with no equipment shortages or terminal congestion. Fruit shipments, including deciduous fruit and California grapes, are strong, and overall fruit and vegetable traffic runs about 20 percent ahead of 1924. In the Midwest, grain and grain products activity remains robust.
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California
Middle West
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Golden Peacock Breach Creme
Federal Farm Loans
J. M. Neely
Globe Bldg
Carrie M. Hitchcoc
Carver Grata
Tyter
N. Y
Ruth Price
Clarendon
Georgie Mae Bryant
J. B. Reads
Sweetwater
J. F. Hudson
Lincoln Street
BE. Osborne
Jericho
Mr. Osborne
Okley Witty
F. L. Dowdy
Willow
Oklahoma
C. BE. Boynton
Ozark Trail
EK. G. Placey
North
Grant Street
Lacey
Bob Landers
Higgins
A. P. Maltsberger
Carriodette
Arkansas
Howard, Pike and Hempstead
Malay Peninsula
Earle Barsh
Wajioka
Berle
Lena May Goodwin
Childress
W. E. Thompson
Lena Mae Goodwin
von Williams
Galleghry
Jewel Carter
E. G. Placey
W. Ji. ‘Thompson
Delia Kretz
Texline
C. H. Carl
Santa Fe Division
Shattuck
Roy V. Hoggatt
Rock Island City
Hutchinson
Maar
W. P. McIntosh
Fort Smith
Daily Report
John Arnett
C. H
M. H. H. Brymer Brooks
C. Buneh E. Barnett
M. Crowder
F. Caldwell
H. Crawford
E. Dwight A. Ferguson
Will Ford
D. F. Fansler
H. E. Gray
Joe Gray
J. W. Graves
M. A. Hudson
Wm. P. Hopkins
I. N. Hennershotz
Martin Keith
S. W. Lee
Fred Lochridge
M. W. Lemons
EF. Mauldin
N. F. Martin
R. L. Mobley
E. Middleton
Karl Marsh
H. L. Mauldin
Lee
R. C
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By John Moore
Jor
Polk Street
Sos Polk
Wagner
Jewelry Shop
C. H. Black
Chiropractor—Palmer
Ray-Bynum Bidg
G. W. Baker
Johnson Street
Texas
Farm and Ranch Loans
San Antonio
R. Beal
Webster Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
Tire Service
Kelly-Springloy Tire Service
Free Road Service
Pisce
Fead Own
Malone Lines
Pampa
Ote
Panhandle
Ellis Drug
Stura Whit& Deer—Star Drug Store
Pamp4a
Pampa Drug Co
Kteza Up
A. M
Emil F. Myers
Just
Chicago
Taylor
Amarillo College OF Music
G. C. McDaniel
Studio 1007 West