Man Shot Among Flames in Arthur Firekill Mystery
In Arthur a man is found shot amid a burning residence. B R Holstein, 40, a ship chandler, lay dead on his bed with a .45 revolver nearby. Detective Captain Parsley notes the wound suggests homicide. Investigating threats involving Holstein and Frances Trotti, with no charges yet.
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Arthur
B. R. Holstein
Holstein
R. C. Parsley
Parsley
Frances Trotti
B. H. Wiley
Debate over free roaming cats and their impact on birds
A discussion cites Massachusetts pamphlet, estimating 25 million cats roam fields and woods. Cats kill two to 12 birds daily each, threaten birds and beneficial insects, and spread diseases in sick rooms. Authors urge humane control and pest-proof farming while noting historical cat reverence.
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Cruelty Society
Massachusetts
India
France
Germany
England
Scotland
Egypt
Trees Need Water Warns Amarillo Park Chief
Tem ple Robinson, Amarillo city park chief, warns trees need water despite rain. He says some trees are dying for lack of water and urges continued watering to help them survive winter.
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Amarillo
Temple Robinson
Motorists Warned To Observe Rules At Tri-State Fair
Police Chief W. R. McDowell urged extreme caution for drivers traveling to and from the Tri-State Fair grounds. He warned that East Third and East Tenth Avenues are handling peak traffic and all traffic rules must be followed to prevent accidents during fair week.
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W. R. McDowell
Tri-State Fairgrounds
East Third
East Tenth Avenues
Tri-State Fairland notes Amarillo’s rising promise
The piece portrays Amarillo as host of the Tri-State Fair with optimism for a booming cityscape and rail era growth. It highlights labor and capital building a vibrant center, rail improvements in the Southwest, and the fair drawing thousands to see agriculture, industry, and culture unfold.
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Panhandle
Tri-State
Tri-States
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Amarilo
Leonard Stroud
Dodson
Cookery Contest Winners List from Amarillo Event
A long list details first and second place awards in multiple categories at an Amarillo cookery show. Entries include blackeyed peas carrots rhubarb garden vegetables canned meats jams preserves pickles and candies with numerous contestants such as Mrs. Hob Moss Mrs. Mollie E. Ricks and Mrs. J. B. Ratliff.
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W. H. Corbin
Clarendon
Hob Moss
Amarillo
Gaines Warren
H. Climer
Vega
W. L. Liles
Freedom Near Mrs. Osgood Third in Amarillo Exhibits
A list of prize winners from Amarillo entries shows multiple categories with names and locations. First and second placements include Mrs. A. Osgood, Mrs. L Taylor, Mrs. W. Henderson, Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Adkinson, Mrs. Wellenman, Mrs. Moss, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Nall, Mrs. Dysart, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Staines, and others across foods and household items.
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A. Osgood
Amarillo
L. ©. Taylor
Lord
W. H. Henderson
W. H. Corbin
Clarendon
Vinegar
G. C. Gilbert
G. Gilbert
Raymond Adkinson
A. M. Wellenman
Hob Moss
Mary Simon
FP. C. Knight
Groom
Ford
H. A. Nall
W. A. Dysart
Melissa
T. B. Atkins
B. D. Clement
Chas
Staines
Legionnaires Parade Through Detroit During National Convention
In Detroit on September 22 the American Legion displayed its strength in an all day parade amid committees handling resolutions on prohibition and a nationwide referendum. President Hoover and other speakers noted the treasury's condition, with consensus that further veterans' bonus payments are unlikely.
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Detroit
American Legion
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
National Treasury
Ralph T. O'Neil
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