Amarillo Bivins Addition fete honors new development leaders
Thousands visited the Bivins Addition event in Amarillo last night celebrating Cotten Bruner and Atwood taking over development. Amelia Delk won a play house and Alvah Edgar Thompson Jr received a radio set as gifts. G G Ordway hosted and Ross Rogers spoke on progress and pioneer builders.
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Amarillo
Bivins Addition
Cotten, Bruner and Atwood
Amelia Delk
Sunset
Beautiful Playhouse
Alvah Edgar Thompson, Jr
West Nineteenth
G. G. Ordway
Ross Rogers
Y Executive Plans Northwest Texas Boys Camp in Amarillo
Grover C. Good, state Y M C A work secretary, arrived in Amarillo to finalize plans for a three day Northwest Texas boys training camp. About 100 boys from the Panhandle and Wichita Falls will attend at the Methodist encampment grounds in Ceta canyon Friday through Sunday.
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Grover C. Good
Texas Y. M. C. A
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
Methodist
Ceta Canyon
Panhandle
Wichita Falls
Good
Temporary College Gym Being Built
Amarillo College proceeds with a temporary gym at Sixth and Buchanan. Foreman A. M. Garrett announced the project will cost $6,000 and be finished by September 15.
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Amarillo College
Sixth and
Buchanan
A. M. Garrett
Railroads offer carnival season filled with wonders and faith
The Tri-State Fair opens with a record chase and a carnival Midway packed with thrilling acts led by Dodson’s Shows. A church tent run by Rev. Dr. Waddell brings gospel to crowds amid the festivities. Local railroad staff report sightings, moves, and schedule changes across Amarillo, Denver, and Santa Fe lines as autumn approaches.
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Panhandle
Dodson
Waddell
Ohio Methodist Conference
Santa Fe Orchestra Ball Planned for September 11
Santa Fe Ocestra and General Office Employes stage a big ball on Friday September 11 in the auditorium of the Santa Fe building on Polk Street. Admission is 50 cents. music by the Santa Fe orchestra promises lively entertainment for all Santa Fe folks and friends.
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Santa Fe Ocestra and General Office
Santa Fe
Polk Street
M-System runs special train to El Paso from Amarillo
A Rock Island special train to El Paso departs Amarillo Saturday evening and returns Monday morning. One hundred ninety round trip tickets sold at nine dollars. Dispatch offices shift September 6 from Amarillo to Dalhart. some staff to follow. Several staff changes include C A LaRue reassigned to Pratt as conductor. Edgar Norton convalesces at St Anthony's Hospital and may go home soon.
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el Paso
Amarillo
Rock Island
Edgar Norton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tyler Street
Rock Island and Santa Fe Notes in Amarillo Column
Yardmaster notes from five years back chart personnel moves with LaRue rising to trainmaster at Dalhart before that office closed recently. Mr and Mrs LaRue relocate to Pratt as friends in Amarillo lament their departure. R R Bragg travels on Rock Island business to Dalhart and Morse for a few days while J B Mireau and Mrs Mireau send cantaloupes from Rocky Ford via La Jun.
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F. L. Myers
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Orville Morrison
Benkelman
Nebraska
Morrisons
Emma Jane Hart
Rock Island
LaRue
Dalhart
Pratt
Amarillo
R. R. Bragg
Dalhart and
Morse
J. B. Mireau
Mireau
la Jun
Amarillo College Roll Reaches 350
Amarillo College reports enrollment reaching 350 students as the terms open with continued registration and classes proceeding.
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Amarillo
Amarillo College
Lady of 70 regains pep after herb extract treatment
Mrs. Julia Amos of Beaumont Texas recalls years of stomach trouble from age 17 and credits a famous herb extract medicine with restoring her health. The account highlights a remarkable personal recovery story in a local notice.
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Beaumont
Texas
Julia Amos
Enrollment Surges as Fall Classes Open This Week
Registration for the fall session runs 30 percent above last year, signaling a potential student body near 500. New classrooms in the former women's club rooms will be read Thursday morning, with formal opening exercises at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow attended by trustees and prominent citizens.
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John Moore
Wonder
Oscar
J. H. Redden
Mexia
C. B. Davis
J. W. Mode
Denver
Goodnight Buffalo Ranch
Mode
John A. Hulen
Fort Worth
H. H. Durston
J. H. Barwise
Mr. Buckner
Dallas Union Terminal
W. F. Dale
Topeka
Kan
O. A. McAlester
Charles Hoge
Mr. McAlester
Childress
W. A. Stegall
Lubbock
H. O. Wagner
Santa Fe Division
Kansas
J. D. Raymond
Ray Work
Rheafern
Ray
J. B. Briscoe
Clovis
Clyde Blair
Selman
Oklahoma
P. L. Beyer
Strong City
Clinton District
Louisville
Eva Meyer
Earl R. Brame
Santa Fe City
Kiwanis
Oklahoma City
Mr. Brame
Our City
H. W. Clutter
Rock Island City
J. H. Stegar
Guy Bennet
H. A. Johnson
G. R. Baucom
Groom
Bill Coleman
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver Eakle
Bill Danver
Chicago
Momencie
Ill
C. A. LaRue
Lindbergh Line
Wichita
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
San Francisco
L Way
Reese
The
Malcolm van Horne
Helen Strite
College
Austin Myers
van Horne
Amarillo College of Music
Emil F. Myers
14Th and
Tyler
City Drug Stores
Herb Juice Corp
Dallas
Texes
Leonard Stroud
American Legion
Farmers
County Schools
New Mexico
O. L. Taylor
Sec’y
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