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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01

craze combined thickness of the car nallite beds is estimated to be about 56 feet, and of the sylvinite about 13 feet. The Cardona upper beds are in terbedded with gypsum and clay, but the lower beds contain nearly pure white salt, which is that principally mined. After the discovery of potash at Suria, these Cardona beds were searched for potash, and nearly pune sylvite was found. Estimates for the area prospected place the quantity of canallite at 2,550,OOO tons and of syl- white at 1,150,OO0 tons.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
ARE SELLING THEIR SILVER

China and the ndas selling depress the price and the about four pence in London last Wednesday, This ubteruges put forth by the English buyers silver dpress market The United States easily absorb produced and then not get within sight of the to reach far and away above the provides stable price for the metal in the coinage better will be for and the Silver necessary now as ever the history of the world so Without basic money metal the world would become decadept ,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
NO CHANGE IN MINE ASSESSMENT

The state tax commission days to the effect that there would state account of the smaller production property would be the June meeting Lands Salt from $40 to 60 have been bringing the and per sheep and other closely members the commission visiting locality about 5s cent of the tax of the property that bringing big a corresponding
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
CHEER UP !

When you've paid the Last nsalmen the beefsteak And satisfied the mortgage the pie, Though your bank account lighter all the world will far
 brighter,
 And the light of hope will kipdle your eye
 So he will not send his bill around fall, And the grocer be lenient if payments convenient It's merry life we're living, liter all! Though hat is quoted at fourteen-ffty
 And hundred is the figure for a suit Any headless barrel nicely apparel
 So really do not need give a hoot. Shoes only made for wealthy maefactors,
 But without them you live and thrive, Slap paint for shirts collars dollars So really should be glad to be alive. You don't need to waste change for incidentas,
 Since your kindly Uncle Sam abolished bars. Old discarded rolled in cylinders like tapers Will effect tidy saving in cigars We dispense with soap-the Boches did it.
 Sand is very good to cleanse the hands and And shouldn't much distress landlords Yes, the world has to be jolly place nothing like good, solid optimism
 make all troubles vanish in the air, If get Hctuas daily lift voices gayly song that chants farewell dark and Clothes and shoes, and other uxuries, what they
 such bright and joyous souls and I? we've paid the last nstament O the beefsteak
 And have satisfied the mortgage the pie?-Anon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
FERGUSON HOLDS
TEXHOMA SAFELY
Rife ATTEMPTS 20 DUPLICATE
VICTORY OF StTl RDil.
BiT LOSES.

Amarillo Elks toolS the sernud game
~ the TeVhoma series 10 = primarily
through the splendid pitching uf FER.
guson. who let the visitors down with
only four hits Three az these Wer"
mndr IN the second inning and were fac
tors IN Tcxhnma's fuur runs during
ihnt frnm. Ferguson was alsD a."
batting star II the diy. cr.y.ng IN three
runs with two twohnsc hits and sac.
rificc fly
N RIFE who won saturdays gamr
Or TCNhuma, Z tu .. ftaricd the game
again fur the visitors hut he WAS taken
Gut after the fifth inning. an eight of
Amarillu's runs having been made hy
then. Kennedy believed him and shut
the Elss cut for the remainder 1T the
game.
The Elks scored two runs In M. first
inning ON Westward single. CtlV,rt's
sacrifice" Cornelius single smiths ,r.
ror, and q passed hall TcXhomn's four
runs In the second inning were made on
Anderson's single. Deans error. Ken.
nvdy's single and Faulkncr's scratch
home run to left field under IA, wr,st
ling.hoNlng stand Tcxhoma's two runs
IN the third inning were unclrncd
Sn,dcg"r WAS safe when Ftnnrr failed
To- catch the third strike and scored on
Anderson's triple. u. Rife was walked
and And@ SON scored when efforts were
madr to cacth him stealing second
Four clean hits scored two runs Tor
the Elks IN the fourth inning Deans
double. Fcrguson's double CalVcrt's
double and Fcnncr's single brought in
the runs The Elks scored three times
In the nth inning. Cornelius was safe
an Campbcll's error. Horton singled and
Pier doubled scoring both runners
Deans single and Fcrguson's sicrific,
score brought In Pier
klopncr nad Ia retire as catcher after
one man was out In the first inning
when a hall II Sncdogcr's bat smashed
hi finger F,nnrr was brought In from
right field and Calvert took his place
Captain Woodward of the Elks was
fined $40 Tor protesting q decision Of
Field Umpire jones In the second In
ming
l..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
R0B|Ns0N's CIRCUS WILL
GIVE PERFORMANCE HERE
ON SIXTH Of SEPTEMBER

John Eohinsou's circus H. coming q
Amarillo. and will take possession ~
the old show grounds sunday afternoon,
September =. % prepare Tor the parade
and two performances 90 be- given Mon.
day. September 9. The first section If
the nlile.long circus train will reach thc
city about .. M. and the work ~ un.
loading will be commenced az once on
the sidings of the Santa Fc railroad.
Giant motor tractors viii assist tn.
hundreds 81 heavy draft horses Ia
transport the baggage wagons and the
animal caEes Ia the grounds. one uf
these engines. nearly as large and
Strong as a British tank. IL capable os
drilwii1, train ~ seven circus wagons
with combined weight q % 90 a.
tons. other labor and time saving de
vices. perfected through necessity
brought about by the great scarcity Of
wurkingncn this year. viii be- used hy
the HOFFMAN circus Massive spindle
wheels 40 used on which 10 roll the
canvass tents. In former times Il was
cusiomary'to unlace the canvass In Sec
tions roll II together and lift u into the
baggage wagons. These wheels mount.
Ell on steel wagons. ~ feet long. are
driven by a gas motor. and. when a
section u canvass Is attached. u Is
drawn from the ground and rolled IN
surprisingly short space " time.
Instead II using man-puwer TO hoist
tnc towering center poles. which form
f>he chief support ~ the hig arena tent
elephants pull them into place b.
means ~ block and tackle. The larg,
stakes used by the show are driven bs
two electric stake drivers
Many ruUrises Tor the grown.ups. as
well AZ the children. are promised ~
John Robinson Among the arena
artists In the bag show Performance,
will b. Marie Bcdinl. billed a. tbs
worlds greatest girl rider; Tetu Robin
sDn. aerial marvel; Minnie Fisher, IL
remarkable fcsts In mid.air. the famOui
| Nelson family OF acruhats. the Ortons
the Lowandas Fred I.ssigett: the Hod-;
mas. Clara Masters and the Bedini fam
| Us. bareback riders; three herds q i'cf
| forming elephants: 30 clowns. i've
troupys Of eancate1 eeals. afHi high
stepliig ntnaEs h0rSfs. ittl3ff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
-FOUR DAY TUGuMCAR|
EXHIBITION SUCCESS
IN EVERY PARTICULAR

TuCUMCARi. n. NJ. Aug. 23-Tu.
Cumcnri Roundup AsyOclation rl0S"d u
four days show on the twcntv'first.
which was success In every particu'
lar
Every day wns hig one hut Friday
broke the record. There were Ear moro
people In Attendance than was ever as
sumhlcd IN the city 40 any previous
time. ~ q whole. tbs show was rec
| ord breaker
The crowd was clean and quiet. lie
! spitc the presence NJ several prohibition
officers 10 roundup the booze. only tive
! suspects were arrested and the proven
binl booze failed To- show up.
Every minute Of the days was an In
tcrosilng one Tor Visiturs. Major Puflca
with his plane offered sport Ia the NOR,
daring during the furcnouns. while q
carnival Interested others.
IN the afternoons the ROUNDUP
prplHr nut un its show and the open liI
| dancing pavilion offered Amusement Il
al clafscs at night mot 10 say any
thing II an excellent movie attraction
| for lovers of silent sport.
Eight events were efficiently staged
each dav Following II q list with win
ncrs In the finals:
Fancy Roping. PurSoSioO- l.loy,
Saunders first: hob Calem and Sc0u
Maish ted Tor second and third
| Calf Rnplng. Purse SS0O--Iiert Wei
| first: Jim Mann second These wer'
the only two qualifying fer finals.
Cowby Relay. Purse Ss0O--Tnm Ma,
first and second. Hollis Tyson third.
Brnnc Riding. Purse S700-l.loyt
| saunders first: Frank Carter and An
gelo Hughes tied Tor second and third
Bulldogging Pure $10O--l.loyd Saun
dcrs first. BILLIE West sccondi Dolber
| BledsOc third.
Trick Riding. Purse si00-lloNt
Saunders fhft; Hank Potts second; liol
| CIlcm third
steer Riding Purse S20O--Frcd Akin
ron firft: Roy Schwcndcncr second; y
| Rogers third.
Roman Standing Purse sSiO--Lloy'
| Saunders first: Bob Calcm second.
Frecfor.All Race, no purse annOunc
ed--Jcss Jenkins first; Tom May sec
| Ond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Frank Brown and Bert Willoughby.
who win wrcstlc Tor The beet two falls
cut uf three IN finish match at the
baseball lE1k Friday night viii train
each dnv this week for the contest.
Wllloughhy will work out at the park
each afternoon from Ia 400 o'clock.
and Brown from $40 until :, and both
men expect to be- IN fine shape Tor the
match. Willoughby and Brown went
an hour an da half Tor draw last
saturday. and az the end of the period
both were In good shape. Brown WIS
handicapped through the entire match
hy getting his let eye CLOSED after the
first four minutes. while Willuughhy :
work was retarded 10y q fresh mat.burn
IN his arm.
u proved. however. e. be- one ~ thu
best wrestling matches that has h.cn
staged here.
II H. assured that Friday nights
match viii be NO play affair as each
man L. going IN with determination Ca
win the $500 side purse and so per cent
~ tho gate receipts which goes tn the
victor Wllluughhy has been assured
10y his physician that his arm will give
him nn trouble hy Friday night
JpH Hnhinron Browns manager. has
received and accepted challenge from
the manager - George Stephenson uf
Chicago io match the winner u Friday
nights contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
EVERYTHING READY FOR
LEGION FOLL|Es" TONIGHT

'''rhe Legion Follics'' will be staged
nj the Elks Home tonight by the mem.
hers IL the W0mnn's Auxiliary ~ the
American Legion for the benefit ~ the
local most The last rehearsal has been
had aud everything now stnnds In
readiness FOR the curtain tn rise. Tick.
ety for the entertainment are On sale M
Randall. Collins. ltcr.i.indSly and
Aur,ln drug stores and nt the Amarillo
hotel.
Miss Fclirc stinneit viii represent
| the Rose NJ Washington square"
Supporting her viii he chorus of
Greenwich village models. Among
those In the chorus viii be- Mrs Henry
Ansley, Mrs. Jack Rogers, Misses Min
mis- Madden. Lee Wolflin and Margaret
and Sadie Claude Curtis.
There VIII also be an oriental chorus
~ which the personnel II Misses Nina
/ Cunningham. Mary Masicrson, Estell''
| Garner. Marjorie Ozler. ltadic Britain.
olive Avccry 81 Fort Worth. Annie Mar
| tin ~ WaXlmchic. and Mrs. Henry
| Anslcy Miss Avery viii do the solo
chorus dances.
The entertainment will he In the ma
/ turc Of cabaret. The young ladicl
! taking part have been rchcnrsing nj
the residence ~ Lee BlvinF under tho
direction of Mike lI0llandcr. Misses
BETTY Lou Oyicr. and Marjorie and Vii.
ginla Wolflln. who will he dressed In
special costume viii sell candy. cigar
cites and flowers Miss Litta hall and
Miss Lora Roberts will he IN charge ~
| the fortune telling booths. and Il Is
said they are seers In their line. Missva
Ewith Sccwhld. Floy pittman and Nell
Horsbrough and VIII Smith will also
take part IN the program. There WILL
he dancing during intcrrnissiOn between
acts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WF0RHlL[ COUNTY
FAIR ARE SET N MOTION
sr.l,l 20 rh Nsw.

Spssisi 10 Ih News.
MEMPHIS. AUG. 23-planS for the
Hall County Fair aIe rapidly assuming
shape Two large buildings are com
plefsd and another one II begun. Al
ready advance spare secured viii re-
quire securing ~ large tents To take
care q additional stock and farm ex'
hlbits.
A nesting ~ Memphis automobiis
men decided "a have an auto carnival
and large exhibits. Races will be run
each day. including automobiles and
motorcycles. match faces. reverse races
races against time and specified amount
% gasoline races.
One q the largest carnival COMPANIES
in the south I'LL play the fair. and tn
w hite Way" will he the largest eveI
put on In this section The directors
assert no expense viii b. spared &
complete the Undertaking.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
TWO INJURED WHEN
TRAIN STRIKES CAR


MEMPHIS Aug % Il. l. Foreman
and Ben Huchton narrowly escaped
death thiy week IN an automobile wreck
The Clr lon whic hthey were riding was
struck by a Denver freight train AT "a
crossing three miles east of town
HuCht0n was hurled clear - the wtcci.
are and hsdly bruised but not seriously
hurt Foreman. who Was driving. was
thrown 90 feet hut escaped with two
ribs broken and had bruises The car
was n total wreck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WILL CONTINUE DR|LLING
IN TEST NEAR MEMPHIS


Srcc Al 10 The News
MEMPHIS. Aug. 2s-The Virginia
TcNas oil test near Memphis reported
oil some days ago Investigation was
made upon arrival ~ officials IL the
company 4 small pocket II good oil
was reported but not IN paving quaint.
ties They announce that the test will
continue drilling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Cubs Heat Braves

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug 23-Chicago punched
hits ON Ocschg,r today and beat Boston
In the first game Of the series Hen.
dryx was steady aud strong In the
pinchcs. tanning eight battcrs.
Score hy innings. II.
BOSTON ................ 0O0 0iO 000-i
Chicago ............... Oi0 0i3 COY
Battcrics-Ocschg,r and O'Noil. Hen.
dryX and O'Farrrll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
To;ir

SumWlTN' Homo runs-FlUknUr v
hasehits- Anderson. chase hits-Fcr.
guson co Dean Calvert. Pier. Base on
halls-Off Ferguson. I. OF ~ Rife. /;
of Kennedy. = struck Uui-By Fer.
guson. \: hy RIFE :: by Kcnncdy. /
Double plays-Cornclius 10 Horton "a
Cornelius. Lett on s--TeN homa.
.: Amarillo. = acrificc hits Calvert.
Ferguson stolen basos-Calvcrt, Cor.
n,lius. Johnson. Horton. Campbell.
Sneteecr Anderson. u. Rife. I'm.
plres-Alhan and Jones Time ~ gainc
Il hour. 81 minutes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Rcd Cro,s Nurse Boolh.

The lied Cross nurse VIII have n
booth at the fair, and one morning viii
br given to baby show contest
Every afternoon IN" Canyon Legion
IL To entertain visitors ut the fair with
some interesting feature. The follow
Ing events have been arranged: Auto
races. baseball games. broncho riding.
horse racing. mule racing roplng con-
tests. and Tor all these events prizes
viii be given.
The following officers have charge oi
the fair: &. +, Walker, managing sec.
Rotary: r. e Dodson. beef cattle; J. T.
Coffee. poultry; Fred ii. Ives. dairy
cattle; Giayson Bell, agriculture; u. &.
Roffy. hogs; Miss Rambo. woman's de-
partment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
ST. LOUIS DEFEATED.
BY CLANS 10 To 3.
INV YORK HITS THREE CARD
PITCHERS HARD AND WINS
OPENING GAME

ST. louis. Aug. s3-Now York hit
three pitcher hard tr-lny and defeated
81 Louis In the opening game uf the
series. Doyle and Bancroft iirldod bril-.
llntly The locals could do little with
Nchf. Score los innings II. N T.
New York ...... GOT loi 3lu-lO ~
81 Louis ....... 900 iOe 600
Tattcrics--Nchf aud smith. Jacobs,
Goodwin. Hainos and Clemens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
DETROIT SHUT OUT
BY MAYS 10 TOO
yORK PITCHER n TOUCHED
TO . TEN HtTk, hit ALL
ARE SCATTERED


CIV YORK. Aug. 23.-Cari Mays
y ,,earcd IN the New York lineup to-day
lon the first time since the accident
which resulted In the death of Has
Chapman. Although Mays was touched
for ten hits. he kept them scattered
and New York shut out Detroit.
Scure by innings. HE
Detroit ........ 600 GOO 600 10 :
New York .... 30i i22 OiX-iO n o
Batteries Oldham. Leonard and
Stanagc: Mays and Rucl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

this purpose. From this cShibit sclcc.
tions win be made Tor display nj the
Dallas Fair. where Randall County has
a hoQ,h. Randall County has an ol.
portunity to make very croditablc
showing ~ Dallas It Is believed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

ptTTSluRG. Aug % - BROOKLYN
shut cut I'itishurg tcslaS due To- the
pitching ~ Pf,ffcr who held the locals
10 four hits
Pfcffcr also hit. scoring two runs
himself. and sending the other over
with his triple in the ninth.
Score by innings R.II T..
BROOKLYN ....... Nai NOn COZ 10 2
riiishurr ....... 900 600 QUO u
iattcries-Picff,r and Miller lllmil.
ton and schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
souahr,n Assainiion

A. Little Rock .. Molalc e.
A. Memphis IS New orleans -.
~ Chattanooga - birmingham %.
Al Atlanta NASHVILLE uff day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
A TEXAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles.
gravel. WEAK and lame back. rheuma.
tlsm and irregularitiss u ths kidneys
nne s.addsr In both men and women.
n nol sold by your druggist. vii IL
nrnt ~ mail on receipt q t-.s. Sula
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
sPUDDERs BEAT
MARINES 8 To 8
DALLAS DROPS THE OPENING
GAME or TIE >ERtEs NJ
WICHITA FALLS


WICHITA FALLS Aug. q. The
Spudders took the opening game from
the Marines here today. 10 ).
Umpire Sentell fined three Dallas
players an dbanished the players on the
bench at the beginning q the nth IN
ming. Score by innings: *.
wichita Fails ........ Oaa 400 800
Dallas ................. GOO 600 sos
Batteries - Hudspeth and Kitchens
COnley and Robertson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Brooks = Haley have added hem.
stitching machine Ia their dress max.
ing department They viii be prepared
TO do your work promptly. 2i2 ste
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

American League
Chicago az Washington.
81. Louis ut Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Nafienai League
Boston NJ Chicago.
Brooklyn at ifiisbfTg.
New York nj 81. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Cheese Is held In abomlnatlon by
the Chinese.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

CORsICANA. Aug "a. - cck weak.
ened IN the fifth inning and Galveston
defeated Houston here today In on offi.
Cial game : 20 J.
G..lrD Ia innings IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

SHREVEPORT. Aug. - -l.pberisuu
held Shreveport 10 one hit today. while
Fort Worth coupled two doubles IN tbs
first inning. and won. % ..
Score by innings. II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
san Antonio Wins

BEAUMONT. Aux. s3.-JacObus' sup
port faltered IN N. fatal spots to-day,
and san Antonio wOn the Second game
u the series today. Z 10 }.
Score By innings. IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
RANDALL COUNTY
FAIR DATES SET
PJTt'RITy SHOW, FIRST or ITS
KIND IN PANHANDLE, WILL
IiE FEATURE.
So isl 10 The News

50 NJ 10 To NV.
CANYON. Aug. 23.-On September s,
and 10. Randall County IN a. have a
County FaiI and Futuriiy show. The
Futuri,y SHOW T. the first II It's kind
In this part of thu state. and Il h. at
tracing much attention. The purpose
~ this show Is to promote interest In
breed TWENTY-FIVE herds ~ Durocs
have already been nominated for the
spring futurity Hitter. and The following
counties have made entries. Deaf Smith.
Potter. Randall. Arnsti Ong. Swishcr
Childress. and Lubbock. The CONNER.
cial club ~ Canyon has already raised
the $500 which guarantees the 5000
supplemental fund from the National
DurocJerscy Record Association. This
s9O0 H. to be- distributed as prizes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Cl,nmnions Win


CINCINNATI. Aug % - Meadows
wildncss in the second inning today
gave the champions "a winning lead
over Philadelphia IN the first game ~
the series. Score by innings L.
Philadelphia ........... Oni Goa OO2--l
tlntlNilhN srH.s#fssfsfr laN lNW WV
Batteries - Enzmann. Meadows an |
Wheat. HuCthVr. Fisher and Nmgu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Boston Divides With Indians

~ FNfnEtaNfu EINaA
BOSTON. Aug. 93.--Boston and Clcvc.
land divided double header today. the
visitors winning the first game and the
locals winning the second, In 10 In
nings
Manager Speaker returned TO the
game as n pinch hitter In the first
game. and played for few innings In
center field In the second. but he did
not seem 10 act like himself, and was
replaced by Evans.
Speaker arrived at the park while
the first game was IN progress, having
cOme direct from Cleveland
First game; Il
ticNeiand ...s...s.sss. V'o WV llp-@
Boston ................ OO0 100 O00--i
Battcrics-Caldwell and Nunamakcr.
O'Neil: Jones and Walters.
Second game: II.
Cleveland ....... 0ie O0i 900 100 O--3
Boston 1900. 600 600 goo 100 IA
Batteries-Iiagby and O'Neil: Harper
and SchnnE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
split Double Bn

W Associated ffrss.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. % - Phila'
dephia and 81. Louis divided to-day =
double header. the locals winning the
first game AMI the wcstcrncrs the SEE.
und. Scurc by innings
First game: II.
~. Louis .............. Vlo ouo uOo-l
Philadelphia ........... 0Oo ole OiN--
tiattcries-DaNis and SEVERED. Nay.
lur and Perkins.
Second game: II.
81. Louis ..,........s.. 600 5ul olV-S
Philadelphia ........... 600 100 00V-l
Batteries - Shockcr and Billings,
Moore and Perkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
B0ys' Pig ClulI

In connection with the work 81 IN"
fair. Bows Pig clubs viii be On cN'
hlbii Twenty five BOYS clubs have
ALREADY made entries. and an unusually
good show l. expected. BUYERS foi
these pigs will b. here from distance.
and & + Walker. managing secretary
u the fair. saws that he thinks these
buyers viii give the pigs high rating
Agricultural ENhibit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Pirates Beat Houston

Hatterltr = Eofsfttun HHu HaWUfIh
Little and Hungiin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Randall county Horticultural product
VIII b. on exhibit M this fair. and
large section has been set apart "a