Train of the Tri State Fair and Local Band Activity
The article describes Fort Worth builder Robert L. Hughes and his son operating a small gauge locomotive at the Tri-State Fair, plus the Fort Worth and Denver Railway Band’s visit to Amarillo arranged by Sam Brewer. It also notes the death of Rock Island official A. Carder and Rock Island initiatives including a Get More Business Campaign and regional lamb shipments.
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Robert L. Hughes
Fort Worth
Mr. Hughes
Denver
Colorado
Hughes
Howard Edward Hughes
United States
Lucile Hughes
Childress
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Polk Street
KGRS
Fort Worth and
Sam Brewer
Brewer
142Nd Infantry
Tri-State
Chamber of Commerce
H. E. McMullen
Rock Island
el Reno
F. B. Wilson
C. B. Davis
Roundhouse
Dalham County
R. R. Bragg
San Angelo
Chamberlain
The Devil Woman in Traffic Law Campaign
Amarillo city commission begins another campaign against traffic violators amid talk about drivers. Officials urge action on offenders while criticizing standing cars as a lesser threat to pedestrians.
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City Commission of
Amarillo
Tri State Fair offers diverse attractions and crowds
The article extols the Tri State Fair as universally appealing with crowds of all kinds enjoying planned events across the remaining days. It also notes Santa Fe will begin store-door delivery for shipments within 300 miles on August 1, with on-call truck service and scheduled perishable shipments on designated days.
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Santa Fe
Import duties raised in Rome to 15 percent except combustibles
A government decree in Rome raises ad valorem import duties by 15 percent on most goods while combustibles see a 10 percent increase. The order indicates a broad tariff hike aimed at boosting revenue and protecting domestic industries.
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Rome
Marx Brothers Bring Monkey Business to Mission Theater Contest
The four Marx Brothers headline next week at the Mission Theater with a car decked in wry slogans to win prizes. Owners must drive to the theater at noon Saturday for judging by Victor B. Lowrey and two judges. First prize is 10 pair of guest tickets, second is five pair, and all entrants receive at least one guest ticket.
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The
Globe and the Mission Theater
Groucho Marx
Mission Theater
Victor B. Lowrey
Groucho
Harpo
Chico
Zeppo Marx
Golf Sensation Jim Bowers Breaks Arm in Football
Columbus Kans. youngster Jim Bowers, famed as a high school golf sensation, broke his right arm while playing football. The injury required three reset attempts to set the bone properly.
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Jim Bowers
Columbus
Kan
How To Believe Sick Headaches In 3 Minutes
An advertisement touts B-C as a rapid relief for headaches, sciatic and neuralgia pain. It claims the formula, created by two North Carolina druggists, provides safe, speedy relief in minutes with no mood change or after effects. The 10c and 25c package is promoted as a major medical discovery.
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North Carolina
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Oklahoma City
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A. L. Cone
Perkinston
Miss
Satis
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
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Garden of Eden
Atlantic City
N. J
Guy A. Thompson
St. Louis
American Bar Association
Charles A. Boston
New York
Thompson
Missouri State Bar
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tri- State
Contest
Globe and Mission Theater
Carter
Rond
Jimmie Davis
RCA Victor
Mits
Liberal
Kansas
M. Ly
Stinnett
M. Ly. Morse
Grover
H. W. Clutter
Tolzien
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R. L. McCmeans
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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Dennis Chavez
R. C. Dillon
Marvin Jones
Albuquerque
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Shamrock
Claude
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Roswell
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Zoho Neether
Bay
Herring Hotel
E. O. Thompson
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Dodson
Carnival Company
Leonard Stroud
News-Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
White
Eagle & Co
Wayne Wolf Robe
Acoma
Hake Waste
Blue Sky Eagle
Chief Wah« Zheetu
Big Snake
Mrs. Hake Waste
Jules Verne Allen
Zia
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