Amarillo Among South’s Top Building Cities in August
The August building report from Strauss and Company lists Amarillo as eighth in the South, with 1,576,730 dollars in new construction. Houston and Dallas led Texas in the region, while Jacksonville and Miami rank higher overall.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Ss. W Strauss and Company
New York
Jacksonville
Miami
Cee Renee
Birmingham
Louisville
Baling
Coral Gables
Memphis
Tempe
Knoxville
Roanoke
Fort Worth
St. Petersburg
Atlantm
Etree Reese
Danville
Charlotte
New Orleans
Covington
Winston Salem
San Antonio
Richmond
Take Your Old Hat With You and Other Vignettes
The piece riffs on hat customs and millinery woes as shoppers forget to remove old hats amid new stock. It then shifts to brief notes on fashion signals and stray hats, before mentioning Dr Otto Peltzer turning from a hip illness to a top middle distance runner. It also notes the Gulf Stream’s speed off the US coast and lists city populations for Wichita Falls Biloxi Shreveport.
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Signa of the Times
Berlin
Otto Peltzer
Stettin
J. E. Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Amarillo Sees 3500 New Residents Monthly
R O Walkup of the business men’s association notes Amarillo gains about 3500 people monthly. His office issues credit cards to 800 newcomers each month, a record that has held goods for six months. He adds that about 44 people join each family, and many newcomers do not request cards.
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Amarillo
R. O. Walkup
Business Men’s Association
Hoo Hoo Club Luncheon and Banquet This Saturday
The Amarillo Hoo Hoo club plans a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel with a banquet to follow at 7 o'clock and a formal concatenation at 9. New officers elected September 9 include FE H Petty as president John Maynard as vice president John Armstrong as secretary treasurer and CG D Bowie T M Hayes W M Halli and W L.
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Amarillo Hoo-too Cla
Amarillo
Hloo-Hoon Club
FE. H. Petty
John Maynard
John Armstrong
CG. D. Bowie
T. M. Hayes
W. M. Halli
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Hoo-Hoo Annual Meeting Set in Kansas City
Blake and Walter Alderson directors announce the national Hoo-Hoo meeting to be held in Kansas City from September 28 to 30. Local officers urge as many kittens as possible for the event. New York note profiles John Voorhis as election commissioner and longtime Tammany Hall figure, described as alert, clear sighted, and smoking two cigars daily.
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Blake
Walter Alderson
Kansas City
New York
John BR. Voorhis
Tammany Hall
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