Will Try Raising Hogs on the Palo Duro Plains
T B Slaughter, new to the county, and his son plan a joint farm and ranch venture on four sections near the city. They will raise hogs, stocking the farm with seed and aim for high quality stock, noting the region’s feed corn and maize are strong, disease-free, and costly hogs profitable even at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Slaughter
Palo Duro
Mr. Slaughter
Canyon City
T. B. Slaughter & Son
Amarillo Men Injured In Hill Road Accident
E L Dahoney W D Dahoney and Alfred Dahoney of Paris Texas Charles O Wolfin and a company driver were injured when a car lost power near a hill twelve miles west of Amarillo The vehicle rolled into a ditch E L Dahoney broke a leg and Co C Loving lost the tips of two fingers in a machinery accident at the scene Minor injuries to others were reported on the day of the incidents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
W. D. Dahoney
Alfred Dahoney
Paris
Texas
Charles O. Wolflin
E. L. Dahoney
Co. C. Loving
Loving Printing Company
Randall County Reclaims Returnee Monroe Finds Home
L. L. Monroe returns from Floydada country praising both regions. He says Randall County outmatches Floydada for him and remains his preferred home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Monroe
Floydada Country
Randall County
Floydada
First National Bank Canyon Texas Report 1908
The report shows assets and liabilities for The First National Bank at Canyon Texas as of Nov 27 1908 with capital stock 1000000 surplus 3000000 and deposits totaling 266255.24. Local items noteRobert Elliott of Hereford selling Jersey cows and residents moving to Kansas City with other community updates including bank president R W O’Keefe returning from Bailey county and plans for new court house in Swisher county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Texas
U.S
Dot Reserve
Brdebee
U. S
Nat’l
Downe
Randall
I, D. A. Park
Robert Elliott
Hereford
R. W. O'Keefe
The
Canyon National Bank
Bailey County
Hale
Tulsa
Canyon City
Swisher County
Trains Wreck Claims Several Lives and Injuries
A disastrous collision left three railroad workers dead and several passengers bruised and injured. Engineers Mahl am and mail clerk Smith died, Barney Nelson mourned by friends though initially thought dead. others were treated at Amarillo hospital with remains sent to Ohio and Commerce for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Nelson
Amarillo
Engineer Maham
Ohio
Smith
Commerce
Maham
New District Judge Sought For Panhandle Courts
Northwestern district judges and district attorneys met in Amarillo to plan creation of a new district comprising Deaf Smith Castro Palmer Swisher Briscoe and Randall counties. The move aims to reduce backlogs by reallocating cases and extending term lengths in the affected districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Deaf Smith
Castro
Palmer
Swisher
Briscoe
Randall
Ramblers turkey supper and Christmas plans in Happy
D. F. Felton returned to Happy after weeks away. Ramblers club hosted a turkey supper at J. Christian's. next meeting set for Dec 11 at the Gamble home. Dr. McElroy to move into a new residence before Christmas week. A Christmas program by Sunday school youths is in preparation with a tree to be readied. New immigrants arrive. W. S. Cook and Sadie Cook visited Canyon. G. Baumgardner builds a new 20 by 50 foot shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Felton
Happy
Fred Tonamaker
Irene Williamson
Canyon
George Berry
Fred Jones
Ramblers
J. Christian
Gamble Home
Dr. McElroy
G. Baumgardner
W. S. Cook
Sadie Cook
A. Robinson
O. Malcolm
Lost scroll top and tube brace let found
Brief notices reveal a lost item, a call for its return to the office. Local visits include Mack Leonard of Tulsa to T. C. Thompson, Lyford of Happy visiting Judge A. N. Henson, and 12 pound birth to Mr. and Mrs. B. Gregory. County clerk Dean Smith visited Canyon City on business. H. H. Gillham complained of missed News. Coyle couple moved into a rental while awaiting building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lyford
Happy
A. N. Henson
Dean Smith
Swisher County
Canyon City
King resigns as manager for Canyon City Supply
J. A. King announced his resignation as manager of Canyon City Supply Company and said he will move to Tucson Arizona to take a position with a leading dry goods firm. The Baptist church held a regular business conference last Saturday with a large attendance and keen interest in church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gillham
Wayside
J. A. King
Canyon City Supply Company
Tucson
Ariz
Baptist Church
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Will
First National Bank
USC_TOHS
L. A. Park, Cashier
L. T. Lester
G. IL. AbBott
R.G. Olpdham
A. S. Rollin
Notary Public
B. J. Rector
Kansas City
J. W. Gillham
Hunt County
Ceta
J. M. Burkhalter
J. W. Cowart
Claude Moreman
Denton County
Opera House
A. $. Rollins
Tucumcari
N. M
QO. Keiser
Christian Church
Leo Stokes
Umbarger
Happy News
O. B. Cotton
Mack Leonard
T. C. Thompson
Mrs. Coyle
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A. K. Thon Pson
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