Amarillo and Lockney Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Clippings report Canyon City visitor seeking an office, water and mud issues in Amarillo, school bonds discussion in Hall County, a flagstaff painting plan, real estate chatter, and a cattle ranch sale in the panhandle. Dew berries from C. L. Moore near Deep Lake praised as a promising local crop.
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Amarillo
Hall County News
S. S. Montgomery
Austin
Montgomery
Memphis Herate
Hall County
C. L. Moore
Deep Lake
My Bakery Offers Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
The shop proclaims itself as headquarters for ice cream and cold drinks and a favorite resort for cooling off. It also bakes bread, pies and cakes run by W. B. Jones.
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W. B. Jones
Panhandle Crops and Farming Prospects Feature
Farmers question what grows well in the Panhandle from Randall to Deaf Smith and beyond. Witnesses note rising success with red clover timothy alfalfa and garden crops. Judge Gough tests seeds, reports thriving stands despite dry spells and announces plans to plant more of the mix for cattle feed and profits.
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Panhandle
Great Panhandle
Plains
Randall
Deaf Smith
W. F. Heller
L. G. Conner
L. G. Lair
Geo. Long
N. Caylor
Red Clover
Timothy
Hereford Brand
Judge I. Gough
Judge Gough
New York State
Mecca
United States
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Mars Joe
Charlie Epps
Canyon City
Lockney
van Zandt
Floyd County
The
Advocate
Hully Gee
Narendon News
Baptist College
Star
Clarendon
Dallas
Amarito
Fair
Cap Rock
Meridian Tribune
Meridian
Western Advocate
J. N. Browning
Kansas City
Potter
Oldham
Yanhandle
Jas. C. Horton
Whitman
Ers
Nnion
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Klere
Thomas Bros
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