Vivid Display At Fair Fine Arts Gallery
The Tri-State Fair Fine Arts division shows rival entries and loans in the Merchants building with portraits, landscapes, still lifes and water colors from Dallas Fort Worth Amarillo and Dalhart artists. Notable works include Alexander Hogue portraits and Jessie Davis still life, with judges Seewald Swann Autry and premiums awarded to young and non professional artists.
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Fair Fine Arts
Merchants Building
C. E. Palmer
Alexander Hogue
Dallas
Palmer
Taos Valley
Harold Bugbee
Panhandle
Jessie Davis
Adele Brunet
Ziegfeld
Follies
Samuel Ziegler
Fort Worth
Sallie Gillespie
Maria del Socorro
St. Mary’s Academy
Texas Coast
Zallie Blythe Mummert
HW. G. Hamrick
Amarillo
Lloyd Allbright
Dalhart
New Mexico
Colorado Art Winners and Placings in Exhibition
A list of winners and runners up across categories including Animal in any medium, Landscape in oil, Water color, Poster, Study in black and white, Portraits, Figure, Marine and Still life. Notable names include Orben Anderson, Maud Vaughn, Louis Ridings, Elsie Little, A. Lynn, Vernon Hunter, and J. W. Ford with first and second places recorded.
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Margaret Seewald
T-Anchor
William Russell Clark
George Autry
Amy Jackson
Jimmie Swann
Jimmie Anderson
Elinor Atwood
Charline Wilson
Nellie Mae Giles
Doris Davis
J. C. Murrell
Miles Pendleton
Chella Wood
Thomas Moore
Evelyn Jones
Willard Witt
Maud Vaughn
Orben Anderson
Doris Bough
Oll
G. H. Turnley
Louise Hertner
Pearl
L. T. Sears
Louis Ridings
I. Futch
Elsie Little
D. J. Bush
R. A. Mack
O. Fisher
O. M. Fowler
A. Lynn
Bess Hubbard
Vernon Hunter
J. W. Ford
R. T. Cook
M. Prideau
H. J. Trip
H. J. Triplett
Guiding Your Child Levels of Conscience
Agnes Lyne describes a teacher who earned pupil trust over three years and studied child conscience development. He let students write free compositions about misdeeds and punishments, revealing that at ages 9 to 11 many fear punishment and react with anger or revenge.
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Agnes Lyne
Landscape and portraits shown in watercolor medals
List of exhibition items includes Landscape in watercolor by R. T. Cook and Bess Hubbard with second place noted for both. Also Bess Hubbard and H. J. Trip lett appear among the entries with second place distinctions.
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad promotes B. C. as a fast acting remedy for menstrual pains. It claims a pharmacist compounded formula with multiple ingredients to ease cramps, headaches, colds, neuralgia, fevers, and nervous distress in minutes without opiates. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages nationwide.
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B. C
Children and punishment change over time in school essays
Three years after writing with anger at paternal punishment, a boy describes a later incident where punishment for theft shaped his view. Children shift from resisting punishment as arbitrary to identifying with the parental perspective, fearing confession and judgment for wrongdoing. A note adds that a baby is born in New York City every four minutes.
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New York City
Wortham Texan Builds Huge Show For Tri State Fair
John T. Wortham, native of Texas, expands from a merry go round and one baggage car to one of America’s largest carnival groups. His Wortham Shows now total 25 railway cars, 20 acts, 12 rides, and a staff of 500 with in house electrical, first aid, blacksmith, commissary, dining, and other services. Roy E. Lodington and a full management team support operations.
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America
John T. Wortham
Tri-State Fair
John Wortham
Wortham
Circus Fans Association elects Harper Joy as president
The Circus Fans Association has named Harper Joy, a banker who spends summers as a circus clown, as its new president for the year. Joy’s election follows his noted comic capers under the big top in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Circus Fans Association
Harper Joy
Local Fair Features Delegations and Evening Events
Thursday events include Shamrock Dalhart Vega and Groom delegations with bands and orchestras. Rides, rodeo, carnival, auto races at night, dance on midway, and animal judging for swine and dairy cattle continue. Public and youth groups participate, with numerous towns listed.
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Canyon
Tulsa
Hedley
Lockney
Mobeetie-Wheeler
Paducah
Matador
Silverton
Quitaque
Turkey
Estelline
Memphis
Grover
Stinnett
Borger
Panhandle
Clarendon
Plainview
Hereford
Old Settlers
Pavillion
Floydada
Lorenzo
Ralls
Channing
Hartley
Perryton
Higgins
Farwell
Dimmitt
Olton
Muleshoe
Black Mask Players
the Argonne
Shamrock
Dalhart
Vega
Groom
McLean
Miami
Spearman
Stratford
Guyman
Texhoma
White Deer
Wellington
Childress
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
Dick Dillon
Andrew Hockenhull
Dennis Chavez
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ross Sterling
Texas
Portales
Tucumcari
Clovis
Pampa
Dumas
Claude
LeFors
Lubbock
Tech
Texas Tech
Texas A. & M
Butler Field
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Tyler St
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Tosacco Co