Hotel Manager E L Parker Brings Fame to Amarillo Eatery
E L Parker heads the Amarillo hotel known for food though he spends most hours in the dining room and coffee shop. He came from Dallas where he worked at a Texas hotel and once managed the Harvey House in Amarillo. Parker returned after learning Col Thompson needed a manager to move back to town.
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E. L. Parker
Amarillo
BE. L. Parker
Mr. Parker
Dallas
Texas Hotel
Harvey House
Col. Thompson
Reed Insists Amarillo Hotel Annex Sheet Metal Is Best
Henry Read proprietor of Reed Sheet Metal and Heating says the sheet metal work on the new Amarillo hotel annex is the best, citing his company did the job. He promotes Amarillo’s growth to bolster the city’s appeal.
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Henry Read
Reed Sheet Metal and Heating Company
Amarillo Hotel
Mr. Reed
Amarillo
English woman wins long prize fight after a tough hour
An English woman defeated her Jewish opponent after about an hour and twenty minutes of fighting, reportedly flooring her seventy times before being declared the conqueror. Separate note cites British manufacturers listing popular leather shoe colors as brown gray and light amber.
Everyone Welcome at Amarillo Hotel as Meeting Hub
Col. Ernest O. Thompson proclaims the Amarillo hotel open to all, noting no guests-only signs and calling it the Panhandle's meeting place. He highlights the new addition including the Panhandle Roundup room for small conventions and district gatherings.
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Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Panhandle
Ernest C. Thompson
Heidelberg Housing Plan Sets Pace in Germany
Heidelberg, Sept. 18 The famed university town leads German cities in tackling housing. In three years it built 1,500 municipally owned houses and added 1,009 single rooms by partitioning garrets. Homes use quadrangle layouts with an Interior Square park and playground. Each quadrangle houses 15 to 25 families.
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Associated Press
Heidelberg
Old University Town
Amarillo Hotel Promotes Welcoming Lobby Message
A vintage notice invites visitors to feel at home in the Amarillo hotel lobby describing it as the Panhandle’s Meeting Place. The call to sit around and make oneself comfortable reflects the establishment’s community role.
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Mittee
Amarillo
Madrid Plans $2.01 Million Push to Ease Housing Shortage
Madrid will spend more than 2.01 million dollars to address a housing shortage. The initiative targets affordability and supply, backed by city officials and local agencies seeking faster construction and rentals.
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Madrid
Australia posts new record in foreign trade for year
Melbourne reports overseas trade for the year ended June 30 shows progress with exports at 805 million and imports at 785 million. Motor chassis imports reach 50 million, linen pieces 535 million, and gold 52.5 million. The report notes a Baseline.
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Australia
Associated Press
Melbourne
Sargent Portrait Purchased for South American Gift
Sir Charles Wakefield has bought the Sargent portrait of General Smuts, ex premier of South Africa, and reportedly plans to present it to the Union of South America. In London a fashion note predicts soft felt hats with turn-down brims will replace straw hats for men this summer.
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Associated Press
London
Charles Wakefield
General Smuts
Union of South America
Gainesville Building Permits Rise Through 1925
Gainesville reports August bully permits at 3100 with a slight dip from July but an overall yearly rise. Building permits to September 1 total 282678 for 1925, surpassing 135000 in the first nine months of 1424. Globe Want Ads claim results.
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Gainesville
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Central Fish Company
Kansas City
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Sigmon Furniture Manufacturing CO
C. T. Sigmon
Fillmore Street
H. R. Wees
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