Amarillo Bids Editors Welcome Hotel For 1922 Meeting
Northwest Texas visiting editors were promised a new half million dollar Amarillo hotel for their 1922 annual meeting. Plans call for 250 rooms funded by subscriptions, with Thompson pledging property for matching funds. The gathering included banquets, excursions, and hospitality from Amarillo civic leaders and regional editors.
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Northwest Texas
Aimarilly
Mniicipality
Sitsaaun
Thompson
Borrawee
Pew
Mufi
Amarillo
Marvin Jones
Amerillo Hotel
Mr Jones
Washington
Walker Hall
Court of Civil Appeals
Vernon
Amarillo Hotel
KO Thompson
Portales
No M
Chamber of Com
Oklainion Improvement Club Meets Today
The Oklainion Improvement Club convenes this day with Mrs. I. M. Smith presiding. Members gather to discuss ongoing community efforts and plan future activities for the club.
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Oklainion
Floral committee heads Centenary Day tribute plan
Miss Heta Youngblood appointed by Mrs. S. EB. Poloud to chair the floral committee for Centenary Day April 21. She and other young ladies will decorate graves at Bas View Cemetery. Donations of flowers are requested and Bermuda sod is needed for cemetery arrangements.
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New York
Inez
Lola” Gibbs
William Leland Hayward
William H. Hayward
Hayward
Princeton University
Miss Gibbs
George W. Gibbs
Gibbs
Texas
Greenwich
Conn
Dieta Youngblood
Bas View
American Legion
Rent Protests Prompt House to House Drive in Vernon
The Record received an unsigned letter condemning high rents in Vernon. It calls preachers to organize a house to house drive to identify rent profiteers and expel them from churches, noting the rule against printing unsigned communications.
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Vernon
Texas
Ftecord
Local Man Wins Important Murder Trial
J. I. McGhee of Carishbad New Mexico reportedly wins a significant murder trial. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. F.P. McGhee. One brother B. McGhee left eleven years ago and is practicing law nearby.
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J. i. MeGhee
Carishbad
New Mexico
FP. McGhee
B. McGhee
Ranger Registered Shooting Tournament Held April 20 21
A registered shooting tournament will be conducted by the Ranger Gun Club on April 20 and 21 per the local Chamber of Commerce. American Trapshooting Association rules govern the event with merchandise prizes and trophies for various events. A preliminary shoot occurs Wednesday with 100 targets not registered and no entrance fee.
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Ranger Gun
Habap Ranger
Chamber of Commerce
Entrance fee details for upcoming event
The notice outlines an entrance fee that will cover the larents. It is presented as part of a broader event description with unclear preceding context.
Civil cases dismissed in county court on motion
Two civil cases were dismissed Monday morning in the county court. Alice Dumond vs Daniel Bond et al and William Cameron Lumber Company vs I H Watts state were dismissed on motion of the defendants due to failure of the plaintiffs or counsel to appear.
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Alice Dumond
Daniel Bond
Et al
William Cameron Lumber Company
Ve. I. H. Watts
District Conference at Quanah for First Methodist Church
A district conference of the First Methodist Church will commence at youth today. Five delegates from Vemen will attend. Special service next Sunday morning at the First Methodist Church for the local order of Odd Fellows.
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Quanah
Methodist
The
First Methodist
Order of
Odd Fellow
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