Deaf Smith County Fair Ends With Scrub Bull Trial Verdict
The Deaf Smith county fair closed with the Scrub Bull trial in Hereford as crowds watched the animal found guilty on all counts and sentenced to death. Exhibits featured cattle divisions led by D L McDonald and W M Wamble with grand champions named, plus numerous prize winners in dairy and pig clubs.
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Hereford
Smith County
Scrub
T .P. Moss
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Anna Rudolph
D I. McDonald
Maybelle
Lucy Pyroter
L. i. Bradey
Gilta
Earl Blair
Pink Gilliland
Bear Clase
George Lewis
Deaf Smith County
Deaf Smith
W. R. Hill
First Baptist Church
N. C Vogel
M. L. Powell
Berry
E 'Peachblossom
Orr
Bessie
Rev. W. R. Hill
Bill
Financial Ferns Lad
T. E. Baker
Financial Bowmont Noble
Treasury weighs reducing paper money size by one third
Washington considers shrinking all paper currency by one third to save about a third in production costs. If 12 notes are printed on a sheet of silk instead of eight, savings rise. Experts study currency. a report to Secretary Mellon is due early next year.
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Py United Press
Washington
United States Treasury
Bureau of Engraving
Federal Reserve
Second big fire sweeps Japanese official building
In Tokio a second serious fire destroyed the residence of Prince Tokugawa, president of the house of peers, amid incendiary suspicions. Three laborers were arrested for arson as losses reaching about $1,000,000 were reported, following last week’s destruction of both houses of parliament and many records.
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United Press
Tokio
Prince Tokugwa
House of Peers
North Amarillo Civic Meetings Highlight Local Events
The North Amarillo Civic club meets Monday at Second Baptist church. Buchanan Street PTA and Methodist Missionary Society plan Tri-State fair activities. A new filling station opens at 7208 North Fillmore. Residents attend events including a Deaf Smith fair and a Denver picnic.
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G.H. Bryant
North Amarillo
Buchanan Street
Greater Amarillo
J. A. Cox
North Taylor Street
Cox
Kansas City
Mr. Cox
Mt. Sterling
Illinois
Shelgina
Missouri
Earl Curry
Jewel Cox
Nina Hill
Mildred Aldredge
Hereford
Curry
A. V. Shepperd
North Pierce Street
J. T Byers
Elton Simmons
North ‘Taylor
J. W. Ford
J. W .Mode
J. T. White
J. W. Grave
Fort Worth
Denver
Box Canyon
J. E. Osborne
North Pierce
Jericho
Mr. Osborne
Panhandle Music Co Welcomes Two Carloads of Pianos
The Panhandle Music Company received two carloads of Wurlitzer pianos including grands uprights and players. Amarillo exclusive agent for this line plans an attractive fair week display. Wurlitzer is praised as a long standing leader in quality by company officials. Donley County cotton growers report over 100 bales ginned as harvest begins.
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Panhandle Music Company
Amarillo
W. F. Becktela
Revenge Slayer Traced to Gillette Wyoming
Denver reports George Dutch Anderson linked in a dying statement by Ben Hance as the man who killed a wife and shot him. Traced to Gillette, Wyoming, Anderson, a companion of Gerald Chapman, is sought by a large posse after Sheridan post office inspector C F Hansen notified the sheriff.
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United Press
Denver
George ‘Dutch’ Anderson
Ben Hance
Muncie
Indiana
Gillette
Wyoming
Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Hartford Conn
C.F. Hansen
Post Office
Sheridan
Leach Reveals Plan To Drop 10000 Feet At Falls
Niagara Falls announces Bobby Leach, famed for the barrel ride and a prior 4000 foot drop, has completed plans to descend 10000 feet from an army airplane over the falls on October 11.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Bobby Leach
West Eighth street plan Draws support at interview
Jim Edelen calls for opening West Eighth street through to the Country club. Clay Tollman praises Amarillo and the Panhandle oil field as a future wonder. Ed Mayer notes geologists say Panhandle was submerged thrice with an old mountain range northeast of the city where oil is found. Fred Sjogren invites visitors to see his Chase plows at the Tri-State fair exhibit.
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Jim Edelen
West Eighth Street
Country Club
Clay Tollman
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ed R. Mayer
Fred Sjogren
Plainview
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo real estate notes and oil men remarks
Telegrams about John Gilvin and Ben Short at the Galveston state meeting discussed by the Amarillo Real Estate board. G. J. Sevier notes his Pure Oil representation and praises the oil men. Old time singin school listed with phone 63 and tricycles at 113 West Seventh.
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Tom Bruner
Amarillo
Elks Donate To Amarillo Day Nursery In Local Drive
Amarillo Lodge No. 925 of the BPOE has subscribed 163.65 to the Amarillo Day Nursery, the total from 200 members led by C. M. McCullough exalted grand ruler. The secretary could not survey all members due to time and expects a larger total with full member outreach.
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Amarillo Lodge
Amarillo Day Nursery
C. M. McCullough
Couple killed when crack train hits their auto
College Station Texas September 19 Mr and Mrs J W Williams of Bryan were killed when the Houston Dallas special of the H T C railroad demolished their touring car at a grade crossing two miles south of College Station Mrs Williams was instantly killed and her husband died minutes after being taken aboard the train They were en route to visit children in Brenham Skate parts 113 West Seventh.
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College Station
Tex
J. W. Williams
Bryan
Houston
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D L. McDonald
Misa Stan Way
W. M Wamble
D. L. McDonald
Bangle
L R. Bradley
Super Anxiety Ltd
Bran Arthur
W. M. Wamble
L. McDonald
Gwendlyn
Henry Wilkinson
L. R. Bradley
Spring
Cato
L. Clark
T. E Boker
OUR Service
National Bank of Commerce
POR Panhandle Music CO
B. C
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle Lumber Company
Texas
Panhandle Lumberk Company
6Th
Tyler Marillo, Texas
Hance
Ten Commandments
G. J. Sevier
H. W. Sharp
Pure Oil Company
ELKS
Urlee Loshes
Daly Tawss
C.E. King
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
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