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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1931

Page

12

Zoning Board Grants Permit For Tourism Camp In Amarillo

John P. Schroeder won a permit to erect a tourist camp at 1002-4 North Fillmore Street in a C district despite plans not meeting front setback rules. The appeal board’s September 3 hearing set a record with no further appeals pending. Prank French, city building inspector, noted the plans violated the 15 foot front setback.

Amarillo Zoning Appeal Board John P. Schroeder North Fillmore Street Schroeder North Fillmore W. S. Rule Appeal Board W. O’brien Chester Adams L. A. Wells E. F. Rittenberry

Seward Learned Roman Road Building Escapes Court Martial

Col. Oscar Seward a Potter County highway engineer narrowly escaped court martial after recruiting soldiers to study Roman road building near Coblentz. He dug into ancient methods, drew German protests, and continued service rising to lieutenant colonel despite wartime hazards.

Oscar Seward Potter County Seward Coblentz Amarillo

Oklahoma Evangelist Leads Revival at Church of God

Evangelist Jesse A. Cook conducts a nightly revival at the Church of God located on 600 Houston Street. Services start at 8 o'clock each evening.

Oklahoma Church of God Jesse A. Cook Houston Street

Cotton Rates Under Attack On South Plains

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce traffic committee led by D H Berry filed a complaint with the Texas Railroad Commission to readjust cotton rates from South Plains points to gulf ports. New rates were set recently but alleged to harm Lamesa Plainview Lubbock Littlefield Crosbyton. An early hearing is sought to implement changes by the cotton movement opening.

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce D. H. Berry San Angelo Railway Commission of Texas South Plains Gulf Points S. J. Cole Chamber of Commerce Lamesa Plainview Littlefield Crosbyton

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