Tri-State Fair promises vast exhibits and old time appeal
The 1931 Tri-State Fair at Amarillo is billed as intensely interesting and educational, showcasing crops, livestock, machinery, home goods, and entertainment. Other notes cover Central Labor Union activity, Cooks and Waiters Union discipline, Labor Day picnic profits, appendicitis recovery, and safety reminders as schools reopen.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
J. A. Lyons
John Orton
Sentinel
Walter Clements
Hall
Oliver Wright
St Anthony's Hospital
Cooks and Waiters Union
Carpenters
EF. Crowley
F. M. Jones
Charles Strickland
Hollis Powers
Floyd Lawrence
R. T. Terry
Carpenters Rally for Improvement Work and Circus Opinions
A periodical column extols carpenters for daily labor and charitable service while critiquing casual views of hoboes. It notes advertising power of large enterprises, praises the traveling circus as an educational enterprise, and includes London dining humor about grilled lion chops with a Beaf Cook Book recipe section.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
United States
American
Ani
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Was
Kellogg’s
Kellogg In Battle
Creek
News-Globe
Chaia
Fancy
Colorado
Elbertas Peaches
Fema
Schilling
Aencran
Othiy F.cad Boas
ST Vinee Bee
Rer
van Camp's
ONO
Rittos
Milk Orc
Pinkney
Amari
Carpenters Union
Gentral Presbyterian Church
Tri State
al G. Barnes Circus
Walter Allen
B. L. Allen
Ed Bordosky
A. B. Nelson
Jack Goddard
Albert Randal
Amarillo Contractor
Channing
London
U.P
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Panhandle Livestock Association
National Live Stock and Meat Board