Water Works Officials in Vote of Thanks
Official copies of a resolution of thanks adopted at the nineteenth annual convention of the Southwest Water Works Association, held in Amarillo, commend the city and Chamber of Commerce for entertainment and hospitality. The resolution lists many city officials, Chamber officers, and others who assisted, including hotel staff and the Amarillo Daily News-Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Water Works Association
Amarillo
Lewis A. Quigley
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
O. V. Vernon
R. E. Townsend
S. J. Cole
P. C. Bennett
J. F. Ford
Mason King
W. Chilton
Neal Ainsworth
Walter Barlow
John K. Boyce
T. W. Cotten
Earl Fuqua
Wilbur C. Hawk
W. H. Hayman
J. W. Mode
R. C. Martini
Lawrence Nobles
Gaines D. Whitsitt
S. H. Madden
W. B. Stevenson
E. H. Gipson
Norris Ewing
Avery Rush
Turk
Lovewell
Stella Smyth
Mary Thompson
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Daily News-Globe
Daily Press
Grocer Tells Why He Went in Race
George W. Norris of Enid, once a Broken Bow grocer and slated opponent of Senator George W. Norris, challenged Senate campaign inquiry in Lincoln Neb. He requested permission to testify before Senate campaign expenditures committee, asserting broader authority for questioning.
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Grocer
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Enid
Broken Bow
Supreme Court
U.S
Gerlad P. Nye
North Dakota
Nebraska
Nye
Senate Committee
Norris
Silver lining in US business depression hints at recovery
Secretary Lamont said overall business has ceased a marked decline with encouraging signs. Exports rose in August and retail trade increased more than usual for the season while store stocks are low, suggesting higher production and profits. The note cites UNC graduate enrollment rising from 125 in 1920 to 782 in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Lamont
Commerce
Graduate School
The
University of North Carolina
Public Sale of Impounded Stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gates, Fourth and Monroe Street, between 2:00 and 4:00 p m Saturday September 27 1930. One bay horse about nine years old fifteen hands high and one light bay horse about ten years old fifteen hands high. W D Fegett Poundkeeper. Amarillo Texas September 16 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Monroe Street
Mysterious Figure Refuses to Quit as Night Falls
A weary speaker vows to hide in his childhood shack, claiming it was built as a kid and now serves him well. He hopes to reach Babe, who is too sleepy to listen, while exhaustion tightens its grip. The scene unfolds as they seek safety amid unfolding events.
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Babe
Revival to Start Soon at Nazarene Church
Rev Sam Jones from Ada Oklahoma will open a fall revival at the First Church of the Nazarene 311 Lincoln Street on October 5. Pastor R E McCain says Jones is among the most successful Nazarene evangelists today. Attendance has risen with 167 present at last Sundays roll call. Morning sermon titled Christian Perfection based on Hebrews 6 1 2. Visiting minister Hagemeimer will lead the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Ada
Okla
First Church of the Nazarene
Lincoln Street
R. E. McCain
Jones
Churches of the Nazarene
McCain
Hagemeimer
Crossett Named BYPU Director At First Baptist
Drew Crossett elected director of the senior adult department of the BYPU at First Baptist Church. Mrs R E Posey chosen as director of the primary department. W L Day acting as temporary senior-adult director, Mrs D B Williams acting primary director. Current directors are W L Day general, Mrs Posey primary, Miss Mannie Abbott junior, E L Smith intermediate, and Drew Crossett senior-adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Crossett
First Baptist Church
R. E. Posey
Miss Mannie Abbott
E. L. Smith
Baptist Teachers Postpone Weekly Church Meeting
The regular weekly meeting of officers and teachers of First Baptist Church is called off due to the fair. Meetings were scheduled for Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock with a covered dish luncheon and prayer meeting following.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist Girls Auxiliary to Meet at Rogers Home
The Girls Auxiliary of First Baptist Church will meet at Miss Nell Dean Rogers home, 2119 Van Buren Street, Tuesday evening at 4 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Girls
First Baptist Church
Nell Dean Rogers
van Buren Street
Texas Quarantine Against New Mexico Cattle Movement
A 1930 notice from the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas prohibits moving cattle from New Mexico into Texas unless accompanied by a scabies-free certificate. It details inspection requirements, carrier restrictions, and shipping paperwork, effective September 15, 1930, until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Texas
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Wheat Building
Fort Worth
Ocjencete A. D
A. D
Livestock Sanitary Commission OF Texas
J. A. Whitten
R. H. Martin
J. B. Anderson
Sleep is Found in an Old Play Shack Scene
Pete awakens to Babe asleep on a cot in a familiar play shack from boyhood. He recalls arriving here after a rough night on the floor, while Babe's hair and demeanor reveal a moment of everyday resilience and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Pete
Pete’s quick errand for water sparks a cliffhanger
In a rough shack Pete jokes about a sketchy wash then leaves with a bucket to fetch fresh water. Babe comments on his kindness as the scene ends with a To Be Continued cue, hinting at further trouble or help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Babe
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Utilities Association
W. D. Fegett
Arillo
Miss Mysterious
Nazarene
B.Y. P.U
Publi
Wilson
Bill Adams
D. W. Ostrander
Fisk
Harrison
EL Taos Dias
Taylor
Wright Printing CO
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver Eakle
Fred Ballew
Tyler Dial
Jas. G. Wilbanks
H. V. Robertson & Co. Accountants and Auditors
Amarillo Bidg
Bert Hart
RADIO
Mattie Castleburry
St. Francis
R. N
Dick) Hoffman
Crowe Lime & Cement CO
North Tyler
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Junior Welfare League
Neer
Eve Pavaria
Chat
Bea
Eve VeVerka
Chang
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