Hog judging results from Tri-State Fair swine divisions
Two divisions of the swine department were judged yesterday at the Tri-State Fair. Poland China and Hampshire classes completed with Tierra Blanca in multiple top spots. Duroc judging began today. Results list Tierra Blanca and Vega participants with firsts and seconds noted for several boar categories.
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Tri-State Fair
Poland
China
Hampshire
Tierra Blanca
Canyon
H. R. Shields
Vega
Wool and Livestock Show Results Amid Dense Tierra Blanca Entries
The record lists numerous cattle and hog divisions with winners and placements from Tierra Blanca, Tierra Blanca bred lines, and several Oklahoma farms. Notable names include B W Wilks, George P Lillard, J K Adams, H R Shields, and J T McDaniel, across boars sows yearlings and breeders with multiple firsts and seconds.
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Tierra Blanca
H. R. Shields
J. T. McDaniel
George P. Lillard
B. W. Wilks
J. K. Adams
Boar
Young Herd
Eugene Wilks
Kress
Free Tickets in New Movie Test Describes Four Moves
A newspaper contest invites readers to cut out four girls, rearrange them, and describe how each move was made. Solve by mailing explanations to the Movie Editor before 6 o'clock Friday evening. winners receive tickets mailed Friday night. Open to adults and children.
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The
Globe
Busby Berkeley
Warner Brothers
Ruby Keeler
Dames” Which Opens At the Paramount
Governor leads 500-strong New Mexico fair delegation
Five hundred residents from Quay County plan a 10 car special train to Amarillo for New Mexico Day at the Tri State Fair. Governor A. W. Hockenhull heads the group with staff, while Tucumcari organizers escort the delegation to Amarillo Friday morning. Portales Clovis Raton and Clayton are also sending attendees.
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New Mexico
Quay County
Amarillo
Tucumcar
A. W. Hockenhull
Polk Street
Portales
Clovis
Raton
Clayton
Tucumcari
W. J. Kelly
F. R. Thompson
Hubert G. Cole
Arman Clutter
Bill Putral
Bill Conway
New Mexico City
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two Period Voice Help Wanted Ads
A series of reader notices appears seeking work and housing help from the Tack column. Readers request housekeeper positions, practical nursing for an invalid, and nearby employment, providing names and contact numbers. Several calls ask for print publication of their appeals and notes of availability.
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Tack
Widowed Seeks 45 to 50 Year Old Widower For Correspondence
A 40 year old widow, without children, asks to publish a notice to meet a widower aged 45 to 50 for companionship. She requests the man state age and occupation in the first letter, offers references, and notes desire for a housekeeper in a motheless home. The message also mentions seeking financing for an invention.
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M. W
Farm Tenant Seeks Small Home near Hankins Route 3
Hilmer Harrison of Route 3 Box 191 seeks a farm or ranch tenant arrangement offering a small house for private living. He requests a location with a modest dwelling suitable for a quiet, self contained tenancy within farming operations.
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Hilmer Harrison
WANTS FARM JOB SEEKER OFFERS FARM WORK
A Borger Texas reader seeks farm employment via a printed note. The writer, Harrison Vaught, requests job propositions and notes lifelong farm experience. The brief appeal asks readers to arrange suitable work in agriculture.
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Belote
Harrison Vaught
Borger
Texas
Widow seeks paid job in Amarillo area as housekeeper
Widow A V from Hereford Texas asks for a paying job near Amarillo in a modern home. She mentions being a good cook, strong, healthy, with housekeeping and child care experience, willing to stay nights, and can furnish references. Contact box 53 Hereford or call 1109 North Harrison Street.
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Amarillo
A. V
Hereford
Texas
Tack
North Harrison Street
Housekeeping and work sought by ads from a reader
A middle aged Christian lady seeks a position to keep house for workers and take full charge of the home. A 22 year old girl seeks hourly work doing most anything. A 20 year old boy seeks work, can drive a tractor and milk, willing to go anywhere. Also note a coat lost last Wednesday with a reward offered.
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Tack
East
Eleventh Ave
Lost brown coat offered for 2 dollar reward
A man advertises a mixed brown coat found with a right side seam sewn, a ladies belt powder puff and comb in the pocket. He offers a 2.00 reward for its return and asks for quilling and plain sewing work through the column. He notes experience in sewing and a specialty in girls' school dresses. The notice ends with a remark on human survival without water and food in extreme cases.
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Tack
East Eleventh Ave
Dillinger Aides Target Denver Mint Gold Heist
Denver reports a police sharpshooter team hunted George Nelson and John Hamilton, remnants of the Dillinger gang, after a tip they aimed to seize a 200 million pound gold shipment from the San Francisco mint. Chief Albert T. Clark warned of a shootout anywhere. The gold shipment was expected to arrive that night.
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Denver
George
Baby Pace) Nelson
John Hamilton
Dillinger
Albert T. Clark
Chief Clark
San Francisco
Back chair collapses as doctor testifies in damage case
Spokane watch story reports Dr. T. M. Ahlquist demonstrating the back mechanism to jurors. The witness chair gave way causing a somersault and a head landing four feet below the stand. He quips that is how the back works during testimony in the jury trial.
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Spokane
T. M. Ahlquist
Dr. Ahlquist
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Geo. P. Lillard
Arlington
Plainview
Tulia
Sinclair
Hampshires
Wyatt Hagen
Shattuck
Okla
Youngblood Brothers
Hart
Sand Springs Farm
Sand Springs
Lloyd Miller
Tulsa
Secon
Lee Lillard
George P Lillard
Young
BELL
Ompan
Louisiana Street
Dial
L. Anderson
ROG
Looney
Aldridge Street
Wants Farm Place
MR. Martin
Lux
Miss Muffet
van Buren
Kentucky
Adama
N. Pierce
Amarillo College of Music, Inc
Tyler
Mis F. Myers
Goodyears
Eines
Eheck
Goodyear
Adkisson & Gunn Tire CQ
Pampa
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