Exterior of Amarillo Masonic Temple Nears Completion
The $350000 Masonic temple on Fifth and Fillmore in Amarillo shows near completion with exterior work finished and interior finishing soon. Built by Fred Bone Construction and designed by Herbert M. Greene Co, the brick and stone structure has drawn praise, promising completion before Christmas and serving as a landmark for Panhandle Shrine ceremonies.
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Masonic Temple
Fifth Street
Fillmore Street
Fred Bone Construction Company
Herbert M. Greene Company
Amarillo
Panhandle
Heights business buildings erected in San Jacinto Heights
Workmen finish the W. E. Cazzell building and the L. W. Bussey building at Florice avenue and West Sixth street in San Jacinto Heights. J. H. Harris and Son Dry Goods, C. D. Hancher barber shop, Mrs. C. D. Mancher beauty parlor, and others will open early next week. The Bussey building houses Four Four rooms, with Loneville Drug Company as a tenant already. Albert L. Randall, contractor, completed both structures.
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W. EE. Cazzell
L. W. Bussey
San Jacinto Heights
Florice Avenue
West Sixth Street
San Jacinto
Cazzell
J. H. Harris
Albert L. Randall
Brick Warehouse Roofed and Nearing Completion
Brick work on the first story of a large warehouse at Elb-115 Fillmore Street by A H Flatthorn finishes. Albert L Randall, contractor, rushes work to enable Sigman Furniture of Oklahoma City to establish a wholesale branch here. Willborn builds a two story warehouse, aiming to expand local business. several large structures rise on Willmore Street.
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Elb-115
Fillmore — Street
A. H. Flatthorn
Oldham County Day Set At Am arillo Exposition
Oldham county merchants will close shops on Friday September 26 and travel to the Amarillo Tri State exposition. Dr. O H Loyd of Vega says county day is granted and several hundred residents are expected to attend from Oldham county.
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Oldham County
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
O. H. Loyd
Vega
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Canyon
Yesterday residents Leroy McDaniels and family visited here. Judge M J R Jackson and son Darrell depart for Vernon on business. Mrs John S McKnight improves at 105 East Seventeenth. Mrs J L McCarty returns from Lub bock visit. J F Bromert and J M Rock ish spent Sunday in Nazareth observing crops. Mr and Mrs J F Duncan and son relocate from Wellington to Canyon. James Milton Manett leaves for University of Oklahoma. Bill Driggers and Miss Mary Majors pass through from Cuerva en route to California. Tom Campbell and son Charles plan winter in California, likely San Diego. Judge C Small and Mrs Welsh hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Hilburn. Small joins state Democratic executive committee.
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Leroy McDaniels
Canyon
M.J.R. Jackson
Darrell
van Buren Street
Vernon
John S. McKnight
East Seventeenth Street
J. L. McCarty
Kentucky Street
Lubbock
J. F. Duncan
Wellington
Tex
Plainview
James Milton Manett
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Harry Schwartz
Bill Driggers
Mary Majors
Chicakasha
Driggers
Cuerva
Tom, Campbell
Charles
Overland Wenesday
California
San Diego
C. Small
Welsh
J.A. Hilburn
West Highteenth Street
Judge Small
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Plainview Social Notes On Travels And Visits
Wd Kerr of Plainview plans to return home after visiting the B T Bowlin family at 1012 West Sixth Street. Mrs Warl Smith and daughter Mildred left for a month in Chicago then Oklahoma City. Mrs Richard Keys returned from Twin Falls Idaho and Salt Lake City, also visiting Yellowstone National Park. Mr and Mrs Frederick Kendall left for Rochester Minnesota for treatment and to bury his sister Mrs Lucy Taft in Vermont. he will rejoin Mrs Kendall in Rochester. Mr and Mrs J A Hilburn hosted guests H S Hilburn of Plainview, en route from Washington DC where they were married August 28. Hilburn is editor of the Plainview Evening Herald. Mrs Douglass Fogg of Los Angeles, formerly Barbara Joiner, leaves Amarillo tonight. Miss Lela Wolflin sails to Norman Oklahoma to resume studies at the University of Oklahoma. Mrs A P Robinson, visiting her mother Mrs Barton at Clemens, has returned home. J R McSpadden leaves for Roswell New Mexico to attend the New Mexico Military Institute.
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Wd Kerr
Plainview
B. T. Bowlin
West Sixth Street
Warl Smith
Mildred
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Richard Keys
van Buren Street
Twin Walls
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Keys
Yellowstone National Park
Frederick Kendall
J. A. Hilburn
West Highteenth Street
H .S. Hilburn
Douglass Fogg
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Fogg
Barbara Joiner
Lela Wolflin
Washington Street
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
A. P. Robinson
Fillmore G Street
Rising Interest in Zoning Laws Across States
Washington reports growing national interest in zoning to regulate building use and size. States adopt or consider enabling acts, with many using standard model provisions. By 1925, 34 state legislatures may place zoning on their agendas. some plan broader application beyond single cities. In Meerut India, Dr Philo Metyin Buck, 78, longtime Methodist missionary, has died after serving as a Kansas conference pastor from 1865 to 1870.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Advisory Committee of
Department of Commerce
New York
Philo Metyin Buck
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meerut
India
Buck
Kansas
Armstrong County Fair to Be Held This Week
Armstrong county expects a strong show at Claude with large scale preparations for a two day event next Friday and Saturday. Farmers foretell top quality exhibits as Armstrong county reports one of its best crops. The best fair products will be sent to the Tri State exposition in Amarillo for the September 22 28 schedule.
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Claude
Tex
Armstrong County
Amarillo
State Board Approves Half Million Road Equipment Purchase
Austin September 8. The state highway department was authorized to buy over 500000 dollars of road machinery. The purchase includes tractors graders rollers mowing machines and plows for use on state projects.
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Austin
State Highway Department
State Board of Control
Dr Parcells to Assist in Big Pageant at Amarillo Exposition
Dr R P Parcells named assistant director of the Pageant O The Plains and will oversee the pageant during the Amarillo Tri State exposition alongside director Mike Hollander. Parcells is noted as a prominent business and social figure with extensive directing experience. The item also notes a barber hair matinee hosted by The Globe and Ross Rogers inviting bobbed hair patrons to attend tomorrow afternoon with tickets at The Globe office.
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R. P. Parcells
Mike Hollander
Amarillo Tri- State
Parcells
Globe
Ross Rogers
Mission
Globe Office
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Amarillo and
the Panhandle
Texas
Herbert M.greene Company
Architectu
Cazzell and Bussey
J. F. Bromert
J. M. Rockish
Nazareth
Taylor
Philip McFarland
Africa
Aquitania
the Palace Tailor Shop
S. J. Hinton
Prop
East 4Th St
Drs. Younger & Younger
Smith Building
Western Building
Polk St
West 7Th Street
Ness
Ray & Bynum Build
J. Ray
J. C. Sanders
Hereford
Williams’ Department Store
Williams
Ats
Pea
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