Second Round Qualifying Underway At National Amateur
Newton Mass Sept 11 The second 18 holes of qualifying begins at Brae Burn with former champions like Von Elm Jones Ouimet Guilford Evans and Fownes among scorers. Voight Johnston lead at 71 with Somerville equal 72 and Somerville Canadian champ tied for early lead as 36 holes continue toward match play and finals.
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Associated Press
Newton
Mass
George von Elm
von Elm
Bobby Jones
S. Davidson Herron
Francis Ouimet
Jess Sweetser
Max Marston
Jesse Guilford
Chick Evans
William C. Fownes, Jr
George Voight
Harrison R. Johnston
C. Ross Somerville
Canada
101 Added To Class To Be Held In City
Amarillo salesmanship and psychology class enrollment surged by 101 registrations with Amarillo Hardware leading at 38 and the M System stores next with 25. Registrations accepted by phone at 2221, avoiding visits to the Board of City Development office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Board of City Development
City Auditorium
Amarillo Hardware Co
Travis C. Lively
Lon Brouder
Hugh Talleson
E. W. Pipkin
E. F. Wanser
KF. C. Baggot
L. G. Daugherty
Carl Harris
Horace Bynum
Lawless Lively
Gilmer Addison
Lewis I. Norman
E. S. Gress
Mrs. H. Monson
Clyde D. Stave
Vernon W. Hogan
L. B. Pinkerton
Tom G. Churchill
William Brown
John Riding
Edgar S. Seewald
W. Burch Tyson
Whittington
Jed Clarida
Tom Moore
Harry Gibbs
H. B. Thompson
J. E. Jenson
J. R. Wallace
O. F. Reed
Otto Pettis
Donald Trolinger
Herman Jones
M. H. Jones
W. E. Dodson
Charles Alexander
Don R. Jones
E. R. Herrington
M. System Co
Bert Darland
H. V. Weir
Dan M. Collum
Otis Lilland
Charles Hendricks
Clair McCollum
Rey McDowell
Robert B. Burnett
Malcolm Denson
Leonard Francis
Joe Butcher
Claude C. James
Neal Sylvester
L. W. Hardcastle
Jack Rogers
Hale Russell
J. L. Sparks
Jesse M. Dwight
P E. Hand
T. B. Davis
A. S. Armstrong
Charles Tuell
D. R. Guskom
Victor Morehead
W. M. Grisham
Russell & Cockrell Co
Virginia Little
Carl Parker
Leonard A. Vahue
Peggy Albert
Roy Kuykendall
Lela B. Jameson
E. B. Halterman
Theresa Banterla
George M. Grimm
Jennie Inman
L. D. Morris
Carl Dupuess
R. L. Stroud
R. K. Yunck
Hill Motor Co
C. C. Robinson
Cecil E F. Hill
Mistletoe Creamery
C. F. Anderson
R. W. Burke
W. A. Smith
Charles Young
R. S. Harrington
E. F. Ryan
G. T. Maggard
I. H. Collins
Frank Woods
Burt Stevson
J. J. Pope
J. F. Richards
Thomas Coors
John Maggard
O. C. Edwards
W. E. Eldridge
Salt yield from seas: Red Sea far richer than Atlantic
Evaporating a ton of water from the Red Sea yields 187 pounds of salt, while the same amount from the Atlantic Ocean yields 81 pounds. This highlights regional differences in salinity and mineral content that affect evaporation outcomes.
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Red Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Scout Misses Train But Nabs Bartell
CHICAGO September 11 Joe Devine scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates missed his train at Alameda California or Dick Bartell sensational Pittsburgh utility infielder might not now be in the majors. Devine killing time watched a high school game and there saw Bartell. Barney Dreyfuss is reported to have advised Devine subsequently not to rush to catch trains.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Devine
Pittsburgh Pirates
Alameda
Calif
Dick Bartell
Pittsburgh
Devine
Bartell
Barney Dreyfus
French Player King Poised to Seize Tennis Crown
Forest Hills report shows Dr. George King of New York defeating Johnny Hennessey to claim US Nationals momentum. King, 35, eyes a semi final vs Henri Cochet as Lott and Allison win over French foes and Cochet advances past Wilber.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
George King
New York
Johnny Hennessey
Indianapolis
United States
Hennessey
King
Henri Cochet
France
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Lott
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Pierre Landry
Allison
Paul de Ricou
Cochet
Tommy Wilber
Bridgeport
Conn
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Local residents enter Amarillo Business College and report on illness
Alvis Wilson of Erick Oklahoma enters Amarillo Business College for a complete course. Miss Loie McCord also begins the stenographic department. Willis Murry starts a full course at the college. Edwin L Hart Panhandle Lumber Co book-keeper confined by illness at home. Judge W A Palmer improving at home. J E Rhodes improving at St Anthony hospital. Mr and Mrs Herman Raeban move from Arch Road to Bowie. Lonnie Dewitt of El Paso visiting his mother Mrs J R Wrather.
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Alvis Wilson
Erick
Oklahoma
Amarillo Business College
Edwin L. Hart
The
Panhandle Lumber Company
Harrison Street
W. A. Palmer
Taylor Street
Loie McCord
Amarillo
Herman Raeban
Arch Road
Bowie
Lonnie Dewitt
el Paso
J. R. Wrather
Willis Murry
Sheriff Sale in Potter County Texas on October First
Potter County Texas sheriff will sell on October first 1928 at Amarillo courthouse all of Lot 7 Block 2 Country Club Park Addition Amarillo to satisfy a 5218.07 judgment in Mortgage Guarantee Company of America vs C H Cook Millie L Cook and Thomas A Moore The sale is conducted under writ of possession issued September 11 1928 by Honorable 108th District Court of Potter County Texas.
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State OF
Texas
County OF
Potter
Country Club Park
Amarillo
Potter County
Flamingo Avenue
Thomas A. Moore
C. H. Cook
Millie L. Cook
Mortgage Guarantee Company of America
A. D
Wiley Pollard
Sam Ramsey
State of Texas
10Th District Court of
H. L. Burden
Pearl Burden
EF. R. Lewis
J. M. Waits
Otter County
Palo Duro Avenue
Hitless Wonders Take 1906 Clash From Cubs in All Chicago Series
In 1906 the White Sox and Cubs faced off in a full Chicago city series. The White Sox, managed by Fielder Jones and nicknamed the Hitless Wonders for their few-hits style, won the series after a dramatic upset in the sixth game. Cubs stars included Frank Chance Joe Tinker Johnny Evers and Mordecai Brown.
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CUBS
Charles P. Stack
Associated Press
New York
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Frank LeRoy Chance
Chance
Johnny Evers
Charles W. Murphy
Keystone King
Trojan
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Evers
Harry
Fielder Jones
Jones
Dope
Catholic figures in U S history feature in labor notes
A compilation praising Catholic figures from Columbus to White and Newman, noting Roman Catholic influence in American history. The piece cites Taft appointees, Tumulty, and other Catholics while urging calm and reading from a poetry volume. It includes union meeting notes, personnel changes, and local labor actions.
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al Smith
United States
Smith
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand
Isabella
Napoleon I
Louisiana Purchase
John Barry
Washington
Lexington
Thomas Jefferson
New
Washington, D. C
Daniel Carroll
James Hoban
Charles Pierre L’ Enfant
Taft
Edward Douglass White
New Orleans
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Confederacy
Abram J. Ryan
Mobile
Alabama
McKinley
John Henry Newman
Morex Glandular Extract Tablets Promoted Nationwide
An advertising notice promotes Morex a modern tonic combining glandular extracts with vegetable agents in tablet form. It claims thousands use it and druggists recommend it across America. The ad urges readers to obtain a pack from Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor and take two tablets three times daily for ten days.
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America
Randal Drug Co
Taylor
Simple Relief From That Awful Wheezing
An advertisement promotes Dr Blosser's Remedy for wheezing with sore watery eyes and inflamed nose. Sold in cigarette form, the herbal smoke supposedly reaches air passages without tobacco or cubebs. Use at attack and obtain from a druggist.
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Dr. Blosser
Amarillo Labor Update and Local Union Proceedings
The report cites labor statistics including strikes in 1927 and savings bank origins, notes Farm exports and imports for 1928, and records local labor news. It mentions Ed Tull on union-business cooperation in Amarillo, the Building Trades Council of Greater New York, and wage concerns for Texas women and girls. Also describes Painters and Decorators Local 544 meeting, employment levels, and entertainment at union events with a nine-artist orchestra led by Mrs. Vernon.
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Ed Tull
Amarillo
Building Trades Council of
Greater New York
Building Trades Union
EK. Rollins
Vernon
Painters and Musicians
Prairie chickens roam free again on open Texas fields
A ten day open season on prairie chickens ended with reports of scarce birds and great skittishness. The era of safe hunting faded as hunters faced birds that rose hundreds of yards away.
Heiskell's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An old advertisement extols Heiskell's Ointment as a fast, reliable cure for eczema pimples and skin rashes. It claims easy use and dramatic results with skin clearing, available from local druggists in a large jar for 60 cents.
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Heiskell
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J. V. Cox
U. S
Adamel
Roswell Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
H. G
Frosty) Hamrick
Fort Worth
W. O. Finch
Carpenters Union
Illinois
Ed Tail
Jack Thomas
Central Labor Union
Kiwanis Club
George Peak
John Myers
Painters Union
Shamrock
Tucumcari
Carpenters Hall
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mount Vernon Savings Bank
International Association of Machinists
State Federation of Labor of New York
State Department of Labor
Charles McKee
Dave Derden
Jila Devereau
Syrup Sisters
Sassafras Springs
Lackman Carson
Rowdy Runyan
Tea Bone Ranch
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Charles Ford
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
the Bricklayers, Masony and Plasterere International Union
John McDowell
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Laredo
Mexico
Sheriff's Sale
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculure
Kel
Bore
Wilber
Nebr
K-M-O Co
Springheld
Western Wholesale CO
Grant, St. Amarillo, Texas
Regalia
Consolidated Cigar Corps
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