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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-11-22

MIR. Luther Potts, was here from
Creelsboro last Wednesday. He stated
that the first steam boat of the fall
landed at Greensboro on the I4th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
ARMSTRONG. CopNTY-MINS -.
STATE POULTRY PREMIUMS

special 10 ne'k News : A ~ 7 ,
Claude, Trey. Dec 2eEW. d.
Griffin returned this week from the
Texse State -peal,r~ --aew At His
bore. Texas. where with five birds he
captured five premiums, J. e..t two
fIrsts. one second, one thru md one
fourth The premiums as awarded
were: first on ,cockerell.i first ( third
and fourth on pullets and second on
pen. yOcr.~Icrr ytoy
Mr.. Griffin lost the s25loO sweep.
stake prize and the State Silver Gun
by only one point. There were 1900
brdsTin c he show andIthe judge's
statement Ito Mr. -Grlffih was1,hat
he need not be afraid to compete
with anything in the. United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will improve
their own farm during 1912. where
they will develop one of the finest
White Plymouth Rock ranches in
the state.
Beside winning state laurels IN the
poultry business. Armstrong COUNT
has this year furnished turkeys for
over 1900 festive boards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
HEAVY. HARVESTING, ' Z: :.. a: 4:
YEAR 1T ..HItB0RlD0.

tsy Daily News staff Correspondent
.Wndorado.~ Tex, Dee. 2s.-TIhe
Wildorade region harvested this year
about $4,000 acres OF wheat oats
and other small grains, wEile an
equal number of kaffir- and milo
maize acres gave prolific returns
Consequent upon the -snper-abnpd-
ant rain and snow -precipitations OF
this fall and winter the Wildorado
region will harvest next, year a very
large winter wheat acreage with q
now almost assured heavy yield
Wildorado is long. on ehess'-hei
hogs, also, being, Of the heaviest and
primest.T -f- roF -4t'f aff g-or~
In addition to her usual crops o.
the small grains. milo maize. l'affir
cane and broom corn, Wildorado viii
Gee the culture next year OF a con
siderable flax aeresle, with pros
pective profitable returns. -
Nildorado Is in the extreme south
eastern portion OF Oldham county p
miles from Amarillo. is on the mail
somhwesternrlinefof the Rock lslan'
railroad system; has a big none,
haadlma bank; excellent schools
sood churches and Sunday schools
and IL a pretty little town which !
70 speedily grow into a big and band
some one. tfs 'f.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Beef and Feeders.
STEAM THAESHERS At
CLAUDE SNOW BOUND
Special to Daily News.

Special to Daily News.
Claude, Tex, Dec. 23.-ln the
vicinity OF Claude. Conway. Good
night and Washburn twelve steam
threshers stand spowbound In the
harvest fields OF Armstrong county.
The general verdiSt is tnst) fully a
twelve-inch snow has fallen. Which
will give the independent .thresher
crew the regulation two weeks holi-
day. ,r
The largest acreage In row crops
in the history of the county Is be-
ing thrcshed, The Yield Is provins
greater than was estimated before
threshinc began, and is first class in
quality as well as quantity.
Fifty bushels per acre OF maize
and kalfir corn and thitty-four bush,
els of cane seed are the LARGEST yields
up to date No Irrigation either. Or
account Of low markets, bad roads
and delayed threshlng, but littl.
grain has been moved; only fifty
six cars OF maize having been shippet
out TO date.
Thousands OF Armstrong county
acres will net their owners more casi
this year than the present marke
value OF the land. The year 1911
will 20 on record rs mortgage lift
or and householder.
In the old states land producing
$1,000 per acre income Ia valued a
100000 per acre. II the valuation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Talk Follows Action.

iccial Go Daily News.
Houston. Tex, Dec. 23.-1he ac-
ON of State banking Commissioners
IN, as announced in dispatches from
ustin, calling upon Detective W. j.
urns 10 assist in the apprehension OF
rank Vaughan. the missing presl-
mt OF the failed Harris County
ank and Trust Company, created
msiderable comment here, where
aughan Is under indictment alleg-
ips irregularities totally close to
sloo,0 900.
Vaughan Is ALLEGED to have begur
his populations but few DAYS be
fore the crash came. His method OF
Operation is said to have been e
forge checks against accounts Of de
positors, which he placed in tbs
vaults and appropriated the cash
Only a few days before his disap
pearance the beautiful home oocu
pied by him here was sold for ST.,
0OO. Eunors continue that Vaughan
has been heard from In Honduras.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
EXPERIMENT FARM
SUCCESS IN HOWARD.

Zig springs, Tex, Dec. zS.-The
farmc,s Of this country are very en-
thusi9stic over farm experimental
work. The outlook for the comins
yeansls -briaht. a. .-.s. 49,. ---s-.--sss'.
! l. Quick. state agent Of demon
stration work. has suggested 10 $. 7
Rowland who has charge of the work
here, that he have at least ten kafflI
corn farms In different sections OF the
country. rs Il is desired 90 give fhi'
product a thorough tryout so q &
ascertain its adaptability 70 this ar
OF the state.
More than thirty farmers OF iw-
ard county have already agreed { DO
experimental farm work under thin
s,ruaion Of government experts, md
they will leave nothing undon, 10
make their efforts equal to thos OF
demonstration farms of other sections
OF Texasa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
'DI. CLAY MCGEE DIES AT
FREDERICK, OKLAHOMA

nr. Clay Niece died suddenly yes
terday In his room at hotel Ia Ferd-
erick. Oklahoma. and soon thereafter,
information of the death was tele-
eraphed to the parents. DR.. and Mrs
T. + McGee In Amarillo. Only mea'
sre Information relative 10 tho deatt
of nr. McGec were received yester
day. an dthe relatives leave TODAY fol
Henrietta, where the funeral will oe
eur this afternoon.
( While DR.. MCGEE was not widel!
known in this city and section, hi
parents, brothers and sisters hav'
spent much time here, and tho dealt
came with sadness to their man,
! friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
~ CALLAHAN TOD NJ

Funeral services will he held q
T9O o'clock this afternoon for {. Z.
Callahan, the locomotive engineer
who lost his life in the wreck on tn
Fort Worth & Denver Just ncrth II
Amarillo recently at the late houA
SOS North Grant street. Rev. ID. 4
Dunno. pastor Of Sacred Heart Catl,
ole church. officiating. The inte,
ment VIII be 10 charge OF the b. b
H. E., IN which the engineer non
dead WA Tor years anactivo member
Among. those In attendance at thI
funeral win be members from the "
rlous railroad fraternities. and 9th
era not identified with railway traf
flc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
BY A. w. MACY.

In the winter Of t8ii.t2 there
was a great earthquake. or rath-
er a series Of earthquakes, In
the Mississippi Valley. The
shocks began on the night Of
December Is, and continued at
Olrrs9uIsr Intervals all-thas WIN
ter. Between Decerrter is and
March IS no less than 1874 dis.
.tinct shocks Were recorded, OF
which eight we're OF the first
order Of Intensity. Tho most
seeere. ones occurred on oeoem-
Der t6, January. -23 and Feb
ruary 7. In some places along
The banks Of the Mississippi
|. the earth would open in wide
assures. and suddenly closing
again would throw mud, sand
and water as high as the tree
tops. "After shaking the Mis-
slssippi valley TO us center"
says one writer Of the time, "lt
vlbTated along the courses OF
tire rivers, passed the primitive
mountain barriers, and died
away along the shores OF the
Atlantic" The town Of New
Madrid, which seemed to be at
the center Of the dIsturbanes'
was practically destroyed. The
! gNew Orleans" the first steam
boat to navigate the waters 81
the ohio and the MIsslssippt
was then making her inrst voy
age. and those on board wer'
very greatly alarmed.
n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
NEWS FORECAST FOR
THE COMING WEEK

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. 23.-With
9th houses OF Congress adjourned
and the other machinery Of govern-
ment at a practical standstlll. there
promises TO be little doing In the ma
tional capital to divert public inter
est from the enjoyment of the holi-
iay season. Many notable social /
functions are planned for the week in
Washington. One event that society !
Is anticipating with unusually keen
interest is the debut OF Miss Margue-
rite Draper, daughter OF the late
William +. Draper Of Massachusetts,,
who will make her how at a fancy
dress cotillon Wednesday night. This
function witch will serve to intro
duce the richest unmarried woman In
Washington, Is expected TO surpass In
splendor any ooming-out affair ever
given in the capita lefty.
President Taft on "Wednesday will
! rive welcome to 5000 scientists who
are to gather In Washington for this
4 annual convention OF tho American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science and the meetings OF the nun,-
erous societies affiliated with the as
sociation, ~ the end Of the week
he President will 10 to Philadelphia
10 participate ir the John Wana-
maker flttieth- anniversary ctlebra.
ton. On the ever ing OF the same
: day Saturday the President and
several members Of his cabinet viii
be in New York to speak at the cit
izerspeaee banquet tc be given at the
, Waldorf-Astoria.
!, In addition 10 the Ineetins Of tn
American Association Tor TIE Ad
: vanceuieht az Science tie YEARLY gath
!, erings of nqsmrops othet, sticntlftl
- learned and. educational societies, vii
e marE lbe' Hbliday week, Mant cf th
:, State organizations OF school teach
- ers also win hold their annual con
! vcntions between Christmas and tn
= New fear, -
!, Mart from tho educational ipfie
! the only Important cefSySnuor
y schedpled for,the ensuing seven dai
are Ne annNal meeting OF the Amer
can Association Tor labor Lesisli
ton. In WASHINGTON, D. g., aud II
aunudi contention cf the hnierirs
&C. Association Of Passenger. Agetp, q
er jacksonville. Fla t1
I'm The netlhnal indoor chonpio
j. ships Of the Amateur Athletic ruio
OF TO be pulled off in Madison S0na
81 Garden the nights OF Tuesday a
lty Wednesday. win oontrihrtc 10 (
ted holiday endowment Of tle. deyotecs
ere htf1etics
eg- Also of interest 10 the followers
to srort will he the International Ten
matches hetWcen the Australian tei
sun defending the DWIGHT L. Davis Int
be- national trophy, and the AmeriC
of challengers. According 10 the lat
TO advices from the. antlpodes the II
de- round IN the challenge matches Is
the ,e played Saturday'at Chris chur
ish New Zealand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Copyright. 1911. by Joseph B. BOwles)
Made Neat Escape.

Not so long ago a knowledge OF
Latin was essential TO an orator. and
long quotations from the Roman poets
embellished every debate James
Pawn. the novelist was once At din
ner rsrty where a learned clergyman
'insisfed on quoting Greek The lady
sitting next TO Payn asked for a trans
iauon. Payn's Grest rusty Ac-
cordingly he assumed a blush. and
limited 10 the lady that 1t was scarcely
n for her ear. Good heavens!@ she
exclaimed. YOU dom mean TO say
Please don't ask any mcre" muir
INJURED Payn. 81 really could net tell
yot, "a - ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

OF Panhandle land was based on tho
same principle then Armstrong coun-
~ land would range from $3.50 to
$3.50 per acre Yet farmless farmers
all over the most congested agricul-
t0ral districts are afraid 10 risk $50
per acre for Just as good dirt as their
landlord rents TO them for half the
crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
PROMINENT CLOVIS
- CITIZENS IN CITY

Prominent among the visitor 10
AMARILLO yesterday were T. ]. Mabry.
cditor of the Clovis Journal, and
Prof G.. f. Davis. principal of tho
high school These gentlemen stated
that Clovis and surrounding country
are juhiiant, over. the recent snows
and thu corresponding moisture.
rhey, Hike people Of this city and
section. see good things IN the inme-
diate futurs for the southwest. and
declare ,thet the forecast Is based
spenf eonditl9ns that now prevail as
-"sahs---ss~fsultyryi and Industrial
development. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Watterson to Address Peace Mceaiis
Atlanta. - 80 lseat

ella Peace Society has concluded ~
rangements for mass meeting 10 b
held in Atlanta tomorrow to u-y
the ratification Of the arbitrat D
treaties now pending in the Uni'e
States senate. Henry Wattcrson. d
Louisville editor. has accepted an .
vitation 70 deliver the principal a
dress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Rurales Rorjt Rebels.

I
Meriao. ygcatsn Dec. 2s.-Tw n,
ty-five rura1es routed three bundled
rebels Yesterday near Dzilan. The
rebels we're believed to be waitns
for n shipment OF arms from New or
leans. Dzilan son the coast OF III
catan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

John Sandar keeper OF the Govern
ent rain gauge reports that the to-
4 precipitation at plalnNiew for the
var of isll1amounts'to Se.4Sinehes.
he fail has been distributed season.
nv throughout the year and excel
nj crops have been the result. A
rye portion of the feed crop re-
aims in the fields on account OF in
Efficient labor TO harvest same. The
yeral SHOWS and freezes OF the past
" months haze been rerysbeheficial
sthe winter wheat,-the acreage oil
hich is the largest in the history Of
e county, Government Inspector
arr reports cattle in excellent con
ton. notwhhstandmgthe continue
Vi weather this fall owing to bet
red shelter conditions, an saiund
ace OF feed and an understocke'
tnge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Fire nj Goodnight

SrHfia' ~ Daily News
Goodnight. Tex : Dec. 23-'hc
drugstore and stock OF Or Rtacl of
this place WAS destroyed BY .lrc
early Thursday morning. The finn
cial loss is estimatet at s 700, WITH
hat ltEehnSrOnceI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

AN OPPORTUNITY Beginning jan
uary LIST I will accept limited num-
her OF piano pupils at half price,
On account OF the har dtlmes,. and
also the fact that I am a stranger In
Amarillo prompts me TO make the re-
lnction. having enjoyed years OF sue.
cessful teaching. l will give salts
faction. References given. fhone
.t,A i4-ttc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
|A|NVlEW MAKES
/ BLACK SECRE1 ARY

-ial 70 naily News
slainview, Tex. Dee. 2S..-At a
ied meeting OF the recently reor-
n sed Plainview Chamber OF Com
re. T.. r Black was chosen sec
airy and r. W. Brahan treasurer.
e secretary. who will devote all his
Ne 10 the work. has been placed on
lalary and will enter upon the du-
$ Of his office at once. An exten-
g publicity and development cam
i'm for plainview and Hale county
being mapped ont by the secretary
d his various committees aud the
fzrnship are rallying as a unit IL
ssupport Of the organization. Hale
fnty needs more farmers on hel
9fn acres and Plaihview wants
eism6kes from factories and rail-
sdssaffd the chamber of Cou'mero'
oposes that i'sfasshaH witress thu
Safest aeveiopihent In the lastor!
this section. "A number ~ en-
ts 'have Already beeh turhed IN y
. executive eoihnftteel TIE tlosal
fitrst %hfeh cioLos 'FeDruary2i.H
nus OF szs will be baId by tn
iamher of Commerce for the slosa
nieh nearest fits its needs and an
Ei7en OF Texas is qualified for tn
ntest. "'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

depth on the level of twelve inches
This il the heaviest snow falling in
Oldham for The nasl eight years. and
Its next years harvest values viii be-
counted in the hundreds OF thousands
of dollars. Comlnr as il hes IN add
tion to already notable nloistsrepH'-
cipitation. this freat snowfall, is OF
especial value H. winter wheat. of
which 4 large acreage is noY dis
playing splendid stands. whpe /an
equally large additional acreage will
he speedily sowh. -rt d1lv.f
Much Of the tarlier plantcf Vega
vicinity winter wheat is now three
or four inches hieh and Ttadp for
excellent stock Hsturing.
Means AlikclF Flesh nm r7ntfY.
Winter whett stock IF@tWpS
means alike flesh and ildhr ! AS hhe
wheat grazing fittens the beef steer
and the grazing fact itself causes the
wheat to widely stool. with the re-
suit of wheat crafh hro10ttioh of
from 3 to more bushels to the acre
Beef aud Feeders.
Including the twelve months be.
tween July, 1911. and July. 1912,
Vega station will market ship an
approximation Ct $1,000 head OF cat
tie about equally divided between &C
.tllal- hutGheS-silsf And -sasisxa. feeder
pastures.
A Vega calf months old lately
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

y Everything that you could eNpec
to find in a really good market Cru
lin Grocery Co. 3l-ti,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

Rearing 60 20 and cutting up. P
n Q. Messenger Service. Ring ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
EGA STOCKING
| FILLED To BRIM
Year Has Brought Many
GOOD Gifts to Thriving
4 Oldham Town
Daily News Staff Correspondent

r. Daily News Staff Correspondent
avega. Tex, Dec. 23,-Whils
Qhristmas comes tomorrow 10 every
Vbere else In the Christian world as
\ ll as TO Vega -vksat Cuhr1tulas
: bckiug will be especially capacious,
q she has been stocking up on many
1 od things ever siH&HEfea pspNl
land railroad system stood sponsor
Or her Oldham count, birthright,
Aways robustly srowlns. VEGA hrs 1
4 resent population of 400; is but 80
d les from metropolitan Apasillo, Il
a the transcontinentaii ROCK Island
lipe between the Atlantic seaboard
sSd California-via' Memphis. Tenn
Ahas an excellent public sSho5T sys'
tim and will erect an $500 school
bpilding next year; has three hand
some churches; costly residences
Substantial brick business buildings;
a strong bank with current deposit;
IN excess Of $4,000; city water
Works. two big and busy lumber
Yards; extensive and facilely equip
ptd stock shipping pens; a pogres
sive and prosperous newspaper; two
hbtels-the Oldham and the Vega
De former costing 100000 and sup
Piled with ell the latest hotel ad
tuncts and improvements-and, with
al, Vega, sscarcefv rwo ycurs7osvf--'
> A Winter Wealth. n
The great general Panhandle snow
fall of last week especially visiie'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

Table delicacies. the quality you
can depend upon. Griffin Grocery
settle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

l.OsT-Pocket book between Third
and North Polk and Second aud
South Fillmore streets. 1852
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

FOR RENT-Larce room. with
board. 90 Harrison. Modern con-
venlences. Private home. $3.50 per
week. ff-uo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

Fresh Vegetables that are fresh
vegetables. Griffin Grocery. 36-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

Meats cut just as sou want thea.
at cur market, Griffin Grocery Co
sl-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

FOR RENT Furnished room, price
private entrance. Phone
452. zoo Tyler street. 44-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

LOST White veil bought at The
Fair. on Sixth, between Polk and
Jackson. Return 10 Daily News; re-
ward 44-2c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

Oysters. chickens and turkeys. In
our market Griffin Grocery 3G-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

to market garden melons, potato and
general fruit growths
a -..as- pse silo saer -'stovss s-.s a.
The Vega hog industry is edding
yearly 10 its score-a late valuable
addition being the putting IN OF siios
fori pork preparation despite dts
name, there is nothing low about the
silo, as Il is built high up aud its
market produced meat sells at high
,1ices 7 >-tI Is rIi tDO III
\ New Harvest II y
Alike Informed and | assured by
the success. Of siuilar planting IN
Qs5cr portynsiof the PanhWdle ssevi
eral Vega farmers will sow flax acre
ss,cs~n~xir ,ear----notssssS n ssAsen.
who, has, now, 20p- acres, practically
SyeDhrcdltof ktlsyfiga Pr sSins
Altogether, oldham county viii har'
vest over 1000 acres of flax next
season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

u YOU want quick cab service
phone the Amarillo Cab co S1-ee'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

SID II T6stogbrth for s41.S5. whil{
WEAVING calves are bringing s25 pei
head from their mothers side.
'9Dn FdrtrSranSrd Acres.
Forty thousand ,acrcs Of fertil{
IJaids are fAshtsd nhmediatel! adjak
cent to Vega, with prolific return
Of The small graips.- milo maize. kad
FIR, broom corn hnd cane -whilv
la-se areas -ef native mesquite haS
yield ar average Of 3, ton per acre,
with gilt-edged market demand anS
sale.
Heavens Wind and the Ear,'''S Watet
The Vega vicinity is exhanstiy un-
ddrlaid with pure sheet water ~
DEPTHS ranging from 80 TO 200 fed
witch Is developed for domestic and
stock uses ty windmill wells-tht
]. 7. Owen Well a. Supply Co.. 4
Vega, putting in within the last fouI
years eighty four OF these plants.
= Ther- IL no, reason why1~i,h the
1wsc-uf> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
surface reservoirs. that the VEGA vi
cinityshoul not develop with the
windmill well the irrigation Of ex
tended small acreage tracts devoted
lIs.l l1ID1IiS,, ~ il ,1lJl,iU4I-o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
FIR light housekeeping, with gas
range and lights. Call 3O2 West
seventh street. Ai-Ve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

! WANT AIS. TOO LATE To
> CLASSIFY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

The lowlying livina spring-Gotted
and naturally sub-irrigated brakes OF
the Canadian river have an Oldham
county width of 90 miles and well
Comingly offer yet unutilized splen-
did opportunities for the establish
ment OF hundreds upon hundreds OF
. aaaTkst--sardel.-.da,rS. and .peaiiry
farms. Vega needs a creamery and
a broom factory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

to market garden melons, potato and
general fruit growths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
SiIfrn;fI1 nnir i I,TaiHii Toniiiir.yl riSrIscyl

vest over 1000 acres of flax next
season.