Corner Stone Ceremonies At West Texas State Normal Canyon
Masons from Plainview and surrounding towns attended the cornerstone ceremony for West Texas State Normal at Canyon with a special train from Lubbock. About 2 000 visitors saw the laying, heard W H Fuqua and J R DeLay address the crowd, and enjoyed a long barbecue. Over 90 Plainview tickets headed the event.
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Masonic Order
West Texas State Normal
Canyon
Lubbock
Plainview
DeLay
Knights Templar
Kakman
J. R. DeLay
Claude Courier
West Texas State Normal College
West Texas State Normal cornerstone laid in Panhandle crowd
Hale County Herald notes Canyon News claims the West Texas State Normal cornerstone was laid on the 24th before the largest Panhandle crowd, reflecting on rival papers over USSR style scoops and weather risks.
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Herald
Edward
Canyon News
West Texas State Normal
Panhandle
Hale County Herald
Ambitious Young Lawyer Albert Rollins Seeks District Judge Post
The Hale County Herald notes Albert S Rollins of Canyon a young lawyer aims for the District Judge seat in the 47th Judicial District. The editorial praises his integrity and character while declaring him a worthy candidate for the neighboring district.
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Canyon
Albert S. Rollins
47Th
Gsrge
Herald
Albert
Reilins
Hale County Herald
District Court Proceedings Summary of Week Disposals
District Court disposed cases last week including Peeler versus Prichard appealed, DeFee versus Ry Go continued, Burrow versus White continued for next term after jury disagreement, Canyon Nat Bank versus Beal judgment for plaintiff, State of Texas versus Rogers found guilty of burglary sentenced to two years, State of Texas versus Brown and Ridgeway verdict not guilty and discharged.
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District Court
K. M. Peeler
J. L. Prichard
A. H. DeFee
N. T. Ry. Go
G. R. Burrow
Rank A. White
State of Texas
Surely Rogers
E. F. Brown
T. A. Ridgeway
Presbyterian General Assembly at Atlantic City
The Presbyterian Church U S A met in Atlantic City on a steel pier venue. Debates covered temperance marriage and divorce labor Sabbath observance and a resolution urged Governor Gillett of California to block the Johnson and Jeffries fight. The assembly adjourned with plans to meet again at the same location next year.
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General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
N. J
Freorehire
Beeror
Govenor Gillett
California
Johnson
Shadowland to Open Next Wednesday in Former Tin Shop
Shadowland, a new picture show, will open next Wednesday night in the former Prichard & Company tin shop at the northeast square corner. Operators Reynolds and Caraway, Canyon boys, plan a full vaudeville season with free admission on opening night.
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Shadowland
Prichard & Company
Shadowland Theater
Messrs. Reynolds
Caraway
Canyon Boys
Canyon
Santa Fe Spring Crop Report Highlights Panhandle Growth
The Santa Fe Railway reports a record area under cultivation in the Panhandle Texas with 1,078,000 acres, led by 849,800 acres of wheat. Canyon City shows large wheat and sorghum acreage, while irrigation from Palo Duro and Tierra Blanco supports alfalfa and multiple crops.
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Panhandle
State of
Texas
Santa Fe Railway
Government Weather Bureau
Fis Banhandle
Rexas
Ratare
Rch
Bixteer
Higgins
Ganadian
Miami
Pampa
Canyon City
Hereford
Happy
Pulia
Gress
Umbarger
Ploydada
Randall County
Santatee Railway
Santa Fee
Bishop and Miller Speak at District Attorney Debate
Henry 8 Bishop and E J Miller spoke together at the courthouse last Thursday night in a tight contested debate for the district attorney post in the 47th district. The audience was sizable and the race remained neck and neck throughout the event.
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Henry
Bishop
E. J. Miller
Court House
Presbyterian Home Missions Conference At Local Church
A conference on Home Missions is set at the Presbyterian church Friday June 3 starting at 4 oclock. Dr B P Fullerton of St Louis Missouri will lead the afternoon events and there will be evening addresses at 7 15 oclock. Many ministers and lay members from the Amarillo Presbytery will attend.
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Presbyterian Church
B. P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Amarillo Peasbytery
Keiser Leaves on Business Trip to Kansas City
W. S. Keiser departed Wednesday for a business trip to Kansas City to meet with partners and discuss upcoming projects and potential contracts.
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W.S. Keiser
Kansas City
Reynolds and Caraway Make Business Trip to Amarillo
Clifford Reynolds and Duff Caraway conducted a business trip to Amarillo on Thursday to engage in commercial activities and explore opportunities with local firms.
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Clifford Reynolds
Duff Caraway
Amarillo
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Phere
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Roy Beal
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