McAlister Moves to Amarillo for Health Reasons
Mr. McAlister moved to Amarillo several years ago due to failing health, ending his long residence at home. The note indicates a significant period of residence prior to relocation, implying a change connected to health concerns.
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Amarillo
Mr. McAlister
Panhandle Plains Exhibit Opens in Amarillo Display
The Panhandle Plains of Texas agricultural exhibit arrives in Amarillo in the Bivins Building at Fifth and Polk Street. It will run through Friday to Sunday nightly until 10 pm, featuring a moving picture booth and extensive farm product displays. Howard Ferguson chairs the agriculture committee and urges every Amarillo resident to visit.
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Amarillo
Bivins
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H. M. Luna
Chamber of Commerce
Plains
Howard Ferguson
Agriculture Committee
Funeral Rites For J. E. McAlister Held In Amarillo
Funeral services for J. E. McAlister, who died yesterday afternoon at his home on 1708 Tyler, will be at Griggs Chapel at 10 tomorrow. Rev W M Pearce will officiate. Burial at Llano cemetery. Pallbearers G M Ledford C P Elliot Charles Christoph J M Durrett Jack Farwell Ed McKinnon. Survived by widow two sons J E McAlister Jr and E M McAlister and daughter Mrs R Weills. An early Panhandle settler since 1882 he was active in cattle industry and previously Indian Scout in Dodge City. Born March 17 1844 in Martinville Ind. He later lived in Ottumwa and Oklahoma Territory.
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J. M. Durrett
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Ed McKinnon
McAlister
J. E. McAlister, Jr
Lubbock
E. M. McAlister
Free Water
Oregon
R. Weills
Panhandle
Martinville
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Mr. McAlister
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Iowa
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Kansas
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General Custer
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Panhandle booth tour to sweep through the South
A vast Panhandle exhibit will bring every section crops harvest mineral resources and dairy farms from Texas Tech College Lubbock to thousands of visitors during a two month southbound tour. The mobile display aims to showcase regional industry and education to a broad audience.
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Panhandle
Booth
South
McAlister Led Cowboys in Tascosa Massacre Heroic Struggle
In March 1882 Mr. McAlister took charge of the L. BE ranch in Hartley county and later served at the L. 8. ranch in Oldham county. There his organized cowboys endured a heroic struggle and sacrifice during the massacre at Tascosa before moving to Channing in 1894.
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L. BE
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Tascosa
Channing
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Became Global Laxative
Dr Caldwell studied patient habits and created a gentle laxative in 1885. His Syrup Pepsin, a blend of herbs and pure ingredients, gained rapid popularity by 1888 and is now sold worldwide in drugstores.
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