Library closes for Randall county residents in Amarillo
Librarian Ralph A. Ulveling states that Pot ter county funds limit library service to the tax supporting area. He notes several hundred Amarilloans in Randall county lose access since the city does not contribute. He urges Randall county residents to press the city for support to restore service.
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Amarillo
Randall County
Ralph A. Ulveling
Ulveling
Potter County
Fair Should Double Attendance Of First Year Fair
Bob Emmett, secretary manager of the Tri state Exposition, predicts attendance will double from 1924 as reports show rosy outlook three days before opening. He calls this the best week in the exposition's history, with mounting enthusiasm and strong department head input. The note adds a library funding statement of $1 per capita and county support of 28 cents per capita, while observers say the library has only one sixth of its ideal book stock.
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Bob Emmett
Emmett
Ulveling
Inter Mountain States Feel Chill As Heat Dwindles Across Region
Inter mountain area residents awoke to cool temperatures after heat waves with Deseret Utah 33 and Pocatello Idaho 36. Salt Lake City saw 50 degrees while Bois and Yellowstone Park areas reported 34 and 88 respectively.
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Deseret
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Yellow Stone Park
Mrs Turner Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honoring Mrs Dyche
A social event week highlight, Mrs Frank Turner hosted a bridge luncheon Tuesday at Renton apartments 1825 Polk honoring Mrs Franz Dyche formerly Miss Mary Wilkinson. Virginia McMullen won high score Fay O’Brien took consolation. a two course lunch followed with guests listed. Mrs A E Angel of Groom had a tonsil operation yesterday.
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Lovely Bridge
Frank Turner
Renton Apartments
Polk Street
Franz Dyche
Mary Wilkinson
Virginia McMullen
Fay O’brien
Nancy Teel
Mary Stone
Catherine Coble
Margaret Hardin
Marvin Twaddell
Neal Bean
Ray Reeder
Margaret Roscoe Ausburn
Moves and Visits Across Town and Beyond
Miss Rene Powell of King Dry Goods spent the weekend in Plainview with friends. Mrs. Joe Neighbor returns to Sixton Missouri after a three month visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E W Willis visited Shamrock relatives. Miss Gladys King will teach music at Baton Rouge university this winter. Mrs. G H Hattenbach of Memphis visits daughter Mrs. B M Roberts. Muriel James Boreing of Windsor Colorado toured here en route home after a year with Texas Oil. Elizabeth Nelson of Denver takes a position at Greer's. Mr. and Mrs. H O Hubbert spend weeks in Hot Springs and Little Rock. D C Bennett away from White and Kirk's due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. C W Alexander move to 1509 Taylor Street. Mrs. Sacha Campbell of Clovis on business in Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of Oklahoma City visit A K Sears at 603 Jackson Street. Earl Stubblefield of Groom recovering from surgery at St. Anthony's sanitarium. Bill Combs of Dallas visited the city on business yesterday.
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Rene Powell
The
King Dry Goods Company
Plainview
Joe Neighbor
Sixton
Missouri
Anaty Wiley
E. WH. Willis
Shamrock
Gladys King
Baton Rouge
G. H. Hattenbach
Memphis
B. M. Roberts
Muriel James Boreing
Windsor
Colorado
Texas
Texas Oil Company
Elizabeth Nelson
Denver
Greer's Department Store
H. O. Hubbert
Hot Springs
Little Rock
D.C. Bennett
Jackson Street
Earl Stubblefield
Groom
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Bill Combs
Dallas
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Mrs.Turner
A. E. Angel of Groom
Polk Jackimean
Crepe de Chine and Rayon
LaMode Shoe Department
Polk St