Amarillans Return From Topeka Homecoming Event
Mrs. D F Lindsay district manager of Security Benefit Association led a Panhandle delegation to the national homecoming in Topeka Kansas September six seven and eight. The party included many local members and their families. The event featured aviation stunts parades and a grand ball with 1500 new members joining the SBA. The organization now has 250000 members across forty states and a Topeka home hospital and school. Local SBA group was organized in 1910 under Mrs F D Lindsay and totals 1500 members. James Foran of Amarillo promotes a Tri State fair banner near Littlefield.
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D. F. Lindsay
Security Benefit Association
Panhandle
Topeka
Kansas
Harry Britt
J . W. Britt
Dave Hollis
W. T. Dykeman
J. ©. Seaman
Griffin
O. D. Short
United States
Paiuten
Thomas
HH. F. Songer
S B. A
J. M. Kirkpatrick
B. A
F. D. Lindsay
Potter County Sets Sight on Record Maize Harvest
Potter county anticipates one of its largest maize crops in history this year, signaling strong yields for farmers. Local ag officials note favorable weather and growing conditions may push production to new highs.
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Potter County
Half Minute Interviews on Panhandle Life and Trade
A collection of brief quotes from residents across the Panhandle and nearby regions. Topics include barber shop observations, Mexico trade inquiries, cattle markets and prices, fair events, and windshield sticker protests. Notable speakers include B. Tol Ware Earl Curry Grover B. Hill John McDonald Dimmitt Frank Sims W. W. Marrs G. T. Oliver Sloan Kruser.
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James Foran
Amarillo
Littlefield
B. Tol Ware
Earl Curry
Rafael Alva
Tapila
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Grover B. Hill
John McDonald
John Dimmitt
Texhoma
Texan
Frank Sims
East Texas
W. W. Marrs
Fort Worth
G. T. Oliver
Sloan Kruser
Ecowmen
Hamiltons
Elgins
Walthams
Wagner’s Jewelry Shop
Polk Street
The
Panhandle Lumber Co
E. H. Pety
Texas
Home Garden
Tri-State
W. A. Fowler
Express
Tri-State Exposition
Ringling Bros. Circus
Tri-State Exposition Grounds
Don’t
Foot Ball
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