Five Amarillo Teaching Openings Prompt Hiring Push
Amarillo public schools need five teachers as classes near start. Positions include first grade at Alice Landergin, fourth sixth grades at Glenwood, second grade at Will Rogers, two at McKinley for physical education and arithmetic, plus a part time role for physical education and health at Humphreys Highland. Three new hires joined Wednesday.
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Alice Landergin
Glenwood School
Will Rogers School
McKinley School
Humphreys Highland School
Play Rowe
Quanali
Lurline Bowman
Canyon
Bowman
Elizabeth Nixson
John James
Ponder
Horace Mann
Rogers
Housewives rally to curb dust on graded district road
Housewives led by Mrs. Lewis H. Davis protest dust on a dirt road now graded and smoothed by the district. Mrs. Glasco notes the improvement does not stop dust when cars pass, while Davis starts a sprinkler to dampen the center of the road, hoping to reduce the nuisance.
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Uison
Hawaii Beekeepers Report Strong 1947 Honey Harvest
The Hawaii bee colonies produced 873 pounds of honey per colony in 1947, surpassing 366 pounds by mainland bees. The Territory’s 1947 crop is valued at about $114,000 with an estimated 758,000 pounds, while island producers average 15 cents per pound delivered locally.
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SWEET
Hawaii
Honolulu
Postal Receipts Increase At Amarillo Post Office
The Amarillo post office reports rising monthly postal receipts with August 1948 totaling 65 903 dollars, up from 60 253.74 dollars in August 1947. Postmaster James Ely notes the gains reflect population growth and predicts 1948 may outshine 1946.
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Amarillo
James Ely
Ely
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