Palo Duro Hotel Launches Services Under New Management
Amarillo notes reveal the Palo Duro hotel securing Viola Montgomery to head the Beauty Parlor and Bishop Land Co executives coordinating operations. R. O. Collins will oversee affairs in Bishop’s absence while Yellow Cab provides baggage and tourist info. Sewell Drug and a new tailor shop add modern amenities as J. D. Singleton finalizes opening plans despite delays.
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Palo Duro Hotel
Viola Montgomery
Palo Douro
Palo Duro
Amarillo
Bishop Land Company
Bishop
Waco
R. O. Collins
Bishop Company
A. L. Corbin
J. D. Singleton
Mr. Singleton
Palo Duro Hotel Offices as Contract Headquarters
J. W. Gilliam of Western Union pushes the contract with speed. Betty Wright, ex Veale and Lumpkins, will run Palo Duro hotel lobby headquarters with stenographic office nearby. Attendants include competent room clerks and RR. I. Darmon, formerly of Kemp hotel and Ardmore, brings fifteen years of office experience.
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Western Union Branch
J. W. Gilliam
Western Union
Betty Wright
Veale and Lumpkins
Palo Duro Hotel
RR. I. Darmon
Kemp Hotel
Wichita Falls
Ardmore
Okla
Palo Duro Hotel Names Staff and Signage Feature
The Palo Duro hotel appoints HH as day and Il as night clerks with Hall and Martin. Henry Campbell named chef steward, Dr. R L Vineyard to serve as house physician. The building, designed by City Light & Water and erected with Williams Sign, showcases a major electric display. Frances Evans plans departure for Denton. Sheriff Whitaker reports sixty five acres of wheat sown.
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Duro Hotel
City Light & Water Company
Williams Sign Company
Southwest
Less Whitaker
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Yellow Cab Company
Frank Romby
Sewell Drug Company
Paul Sewell
Okahoma City
Panhandle
Singleton
H. K. Taylor Electric Company
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
B. Fisher
ACE Springs
Hotel
Perience
Hall
Martin
Henry Campbell
St. Ward
New Palo Duro Hotel
Campbell
R. L. Vineyard
Dr. Vineyard
Frances Evans
Asylor Street
C. J. A. Denton
Troy
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