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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

be sure. II seven and ono half-ton
truck standing still Is heavier on the
road than hve-ton truck. regard
less OF whether u is chain or shaft
driven. But static weight does not
wear out the roads. as was proved
by the government tests. and as any
one can readily sec. II Is the con
shocks or hlows--that alone ayects
the road surface and It's foundation.
| And II has been conclusivcly proven
| tune and again that final drive con
s,ruc,on has an cxccptionaly Inn
! portant bearing on impact rrGssurc
that IN motion. seven and onc
half ton. chain.driven truck pro
scauen,iy less road wear than a five-
ton. shaft driven truck.
Is IL not reasonable, therefore, for
paying this 100000. 900 for highway
Improvement and who are vitality
concerned in transportation costs as
they affect commodity prices. TO de-
selves Of the facts concerning motor
vehicle design that will provide "a
method for both iengthening the life
Of the highways and lowering trans
porlaion costs?
Ii is conceded that vehicle restric-
ton in one form or another is a
prime. necessity in getting tho mos;
out Of this huge Investment. bu: when
PROOF OF tho fact that large capacity
chain driven trucks Will reduce
d. transportation costs and reduce road
Wear Is so conclusive, does il moi
seem that vehicle design is worthy
OF considerat ton as "A basis for franz
ing RESTRICTIVE. legislation? Is /; not
n" duty of legislators 10 base their
| efforts on something more than as
sump,ion--to analyzc the cncc, Of
substituting greater number of
nigh speed small trucks for fewer
large trucks. and to listen or study
the tests made by government officials
that consideration OF vehicle design
VIII increase the effectiveness OF our
$500. 100000 highway investment by
at least so per cent?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
NOTES OF BUSINESS TAKEN
IN PARTS OF OLD VIRGINIA
AnorhcrN ConI Company, In Wise, New
Hank IN Lce-Iburncd Plants
neing Rebuilt.

The Dcioalc Coal Corporation has
been incorporated ut Appalachia TO
inine coal in Wise County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Unfortunately, this subject OF gross
weight restriction Is too easily mis-
understood. The tendency TO jurnp
at conclusions In determining which
types and sizes Of motor vehicles
exert tho greatest road wear lis n
very natural one, owing to the popu-
lar confusion between Static
weight" and "jrnpact wejybt NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Richmond Automobile revs
MARKED INCREASE IN
DEMAND FOR NEW CARS
Reports to This Effect Come From
Practically All Sections or
the United States.

From practically all section. Of
the country We notice a marked IN
crease In the demand for ncw cars"
BAYS ]. ". Gushing. vicc-presiden, in
charge OF sales of the Maibohm Mo-
tors Company. Sandusky. Ohio. when
the business depression Of two months
ago set In. in common with other
manufacturers We trimmed our pro-
duction TO 81 point where /, would
not become top-h.avy. We had no
ambition To build any more Maiboh,n
| cars than there were waiting buyers
for.
IT speaks Well for the reputation
which our six has won fo. itself
"!.h II Is considered that through
our the entire depression period
th.rc was not single dag thi, did
not sc. substantial number or
MaibohIns leave our plant bound for
some of our different distributors.
believe that the public apprc-
crates BY this time that price reduc-
| lions have had their reign. and that
amy fluctuations that occur from now
on viii be on Il rising rather Than OF.
lowering scale Of prices. While
raw materials have come down. la.
Dor has not. and as it is labor that
enters so largely into tn" manufac-
turing cost OF IN automobile there
wl! have TO be "a recession there be-
fore any further price concessions
can De contemplated.
Moreover. we want our workmcn
10 live on the American system. and
q, the Maibohm plant. where so many
~ our men have been with ny for
decades. the thought of cutting their
wages is unthInkaOlc.
While buying is Increasing, l do
not look for the big rebound 70 be-
gin until tho time of the New YORK.
SHOW. feel sure that this display
"!ll inauguratc new wave OF buy
ing. Those who expect to have ii.H
cars to enjoy next spring should
place their orders now. Production.
1, g true. ~ a. low cbb. but this IL
all the more reason for placing the
orders now, az production can never
double ar treble itself overnight.
"if everybody waits until the LAST
moment before putting in their order
for Il new car. We Will HAY" tho situa-
ton Of last May repeated when 40
saw fabulous bonuses offered simply
for III. privilege Of taking over a car
ordered some time in November o.
| December.
There arc many who Will want
new ears for spring. At the Maibohm
| factory we want to take car. Of them
| ALI but II all the orders are piled III
| around March /. IL goes without say
| ing that many will he disappointed.
| ns the Naibohm policy Will not per
init OF n ear being hurried through tho
shops W. must guard our rcputa-
/ ton bv building every Maibohm in
| the same careful and conscientious
! manner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

The Bank Of St. Charles has been
organized at 81. Charles. in Ice
county ana 6. W. Blankcnship has
been elected cashier.
The town OF Galae has voted $780,
ooo OF "cnds for general street I'M
psoveincnt.
Elizabeth city County il to issu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
WILL REBUILD HOME
C"ionrl Alien Potts WIN Erect,
Country Rcs.acnrc on Site uf
Omc Recently Burncd

VVFtIJUNSN lille, w. Dec. ~
The residence OF Colonel Allen Potts
which was recently burned Ia tn.
ground. is 10 be rebuilt az once. ac.
cordinG TO announcement mad. her,
by Mrs. Potts.
The new home will % oe tho gen
"rai dicmnsions Of the ono that va.
burned and will be OF hollow fire
proof tile with ia God tIoorS AND
IL expected 10 Co.'S Il out 81 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

school houses a, Phcobuss and In
Hampton. The Issue will be about
$4,000
The Union Trust Bank, recently or
ganizeJ in Bristol. will remodel the
building It purchased and make II an
Cp-to- dat. banking house.
The kaancdy Coal Company has
commenced the rebuilding or its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

machine shops recently burned al.
Swords Creek. In Russell County.
The Portsmouth Metal and Foun-
dry Corporation has commenced to
rebuild its burned main plant at a
cost of $4,000.
Tho Shenandoah National Bank at
Woodstock has Increased capital
stock to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Veneer Plant to lie nrbu,l,.

NUIkFOLk. VA. Dec. iI.-Thr Nor
folk Veneer Co. whose plant was re-
Gently destroyed by tire. has con
tractcd FOR the rebuilding Of tn.
same and that on 4 larger scale. Two
one-story buildings are to he erected
on" of which VIII bc eighty by 2sO
feet In dimensions and tn. other
ninety hy 400 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Gias. Bottle Making !. nIe Thing

SALEM, VA. Dec. 1.-THE Salem
Glass Company has recently increased
us capital stock from sl25.0OO to
}a2b,O0o. This was done for the pur-
pose OF remodeling the plant and
doubling it's capacity for the manu-
facture of flint. green and amber
glass bottles. The working force OF
the establishment will be largely in
creased.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

The state Immigration dspart-
msnt y now making it, annsal sur
vey of the citiss and towns Of the
state to discover what business and
professional opportunities the vari-
Gus communities have to offer. Sur
vey blanks have been mailed 70 ap-
proximately $50 cities and towns
aud about $50 OF them have been
filled out and returned. A few
towns have not been furnished with
blanks up to date. but these will b
mailed out In . short time. A soon
- the survey Il complete sAd the
Information tabulated and indsxsd
In the office Of the Immigration de-
partment = special advertising cam
paiGn will be begun to supply the
wants OF the several communities.
During 1919 several hundred pso-
pie were brought into the state
through this survey and the outlook
10 good for considerable move
mont Of the same character this
year. Many inquiries are already
being received from persons Who
correspOnded with this department
last year. hut did not succeed In
finding suitable iocationa
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

Miss Edna Price Of Monte Vista
has received very favorable nsntioa
~ an amateur actress In the play
put on By the Iowa Univsrsity play.
ers st Iovs City during the lase
week II February. The play was 9
farce entitled "Nothins Bat the
rrutA." and the press notices spsah
OF Miss Prices work ~ unQusseioa.
ably "peofsssional." She rsprsssat.
ed . chorus girl and her impersona.
ton was said TO b admirably real
istie." The play vas OF such excel
lsncs that Il vas reproduced In tha
Iowa state capitol and at CAnv
Dodge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

rraak Cole resuraed Sunday from
Pushio much bsnsfitsd by takias
the sulphur baths Tor rhevmseism.
Ills father remained In Pusblo tor
soms tims longer and will 60 from
there 10 aaitda.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

MNOAlNN N FURNITURE
Baby 0saad 9tsinway plano.
Thres-plsce parlor suite.
Three small rockers.
Porch Focksra and swing.
Two electric Tampa
One be4
Twelve mounted hifds.
Enquire at the weiss-ChapmaE
Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

6ud Furrov says he and Arthur
Graves are goins into partasfsAiv
and import . bunch Of nigssrs Or
hsathsn chines for colonization pur-
posss. Jesse Stephenson and John
Ftschbach are to furnish the laad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

Nm. Dsa Mccoy and soa returned
0us1Ay frsm The east and met NJ.
Mccoy q Aiamo~a where hs had
hssa takea o. account Of sudden ~.
ass. NJ. Mccoy had - much I'm.
proved - 70 - sbls 10 rsturn 70 bis
ho0e asar Moats Vista with his
family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

Henry .. Graves. head Of The foe.
esssy department Of the Usits1
States. has Fsstgaed his position on
account Of iass6tcisat salary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

NJ. Allsa. fsea Kaasss City. haa
ssytvsA - taks . position With Nor
no 4 McDuats. NJ. Alisa 10 . first
class DaDss hsasss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

WIN Dsussis and Claude ta..
isrnsd Aosday from . bu,ln.,. ~
sy asio 70 Colorado Spring, b.. w.
10 and other Colorado town,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13
VALLEY PDOel.D UNAnl1E
10 ACC0T 1o10oOUR1
~ TN8R 0O1ee

". n. Barley rstusaed 10 Monte
visa MoaAay aad has purchased .
oas.half iassress IL The Walter Will
eea nsecantile bustssss. NJ. Barley
vas DssssaAsd by relatives 70 try
end rocoasils himself TO live In
loaaatbal. No.. but after . few short
Vsehs q that plaes 6seidsd that life
~ ~ sAest 70 live II asy p,ses bat
~ IA Isis valley. Hunter says
theeo are more ears IN Asats Vista
tAaa n the whole eeunU II which
QaaaiAal y located. aaA that more
busonsas 10 transacted here In one
lAy tAaa II the Missouri towa IN q
voo6. He says. alse. that there Il
10 ee0Dasisoa bstwssn The respect
I've ecAeol systems, climate. business
eatssDriss. Deegress. aal II fact oil
eoalltieas.
We ars afraid Ar. Barley may
Aavs made hinsslf just . little bit
Unpopular In Missouri By telling the
natives about the CROPS and advan.
taees Of the San Luis valley. HI
says the people there listened ~
s0eetfally 70 his tales Of potato
ytelds and the money made here. bal
~ felt sll the time that they thought
~ vas lying.
Mn. Barley and the children viii
RntnRn IN Annta Vlaaa a a00n n
they are assured . place 10 live.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

Nest Leeeuee Cousse Nu0.
~, meoday evsaias. March
% 0aQe3se CAagsA. Weed
1aad MAI Quasesete.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

We have cor asw spr,nr u..
"a '. Price styles aad woel.s.
dandy liae. Call and SEQ ,h.-
Lear DRY CleaasPu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

~ essnsl1sAy1s sAould aos ~
oaeA. Or seeek n fsesh.
YCllASIN DRuO CO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

We can sappay yoa with best
fee0as0ehyde. Fuller Drug %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

0ss NM 49, - vo~m.,A.A,.
b hsss. vULLlsR DRUG cn
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

". A. Magill and wife returned
homo last Saturday after . visit Of
several weeks at San Antonio. Tex
-. Mack says they had an unusual
wiater II Texas. there being . great
deel q rain. and that no place looks
- good to him - the San Luis
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-13

Tue Lear Dry Cleaners spend part
OF every dollar left with NJ on Q good
clothes shop for you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
WILL CONVERT UNUSED
BUILDINGS INTO LIVING
QUARTERS At AUSTIN

".'fH NN| ~ nv WV
81 ~rlN sept 1T is siiuuuu. q
HN ' " Graft assistant goo rre.iI, D.
a. r. Nir~uu ui th. University Oil.
Texas that arrangements hsN, h..
uldr tHr converting tHr buildings d.
fhr : huul uf Nlf.It N.urf.ft.- I.'.
i.rWitori'~ fu NuHul Hsu .l.H'. 90
fh. unive I~IiN They NfI H. IH I,li
mess bv The tm, 900, fU r...u up'us
fhv lsttei part uf 'h.~ month tud vf.
tfiuri Sc DiuWulIiiUu iHT ,H' Thousand
.tud' IT.. Thr~' lYlding- lI, of b
tarmafieut 1919. and we're formerly v
Iuie-l vs. tho state iusiltut, tur 90,
lind When the new state institute
r tn Blind vls built the l,rl-lafur.
uru,4l ~, Vacated IuiIIng ut,I Co., th
university fuI U,riud 90 ten wears
nlr.nE a.. vtr the iHildlrrs were used
600 Zine University :. br.' u' Military
NrIuututi, tnd approximately N5i.
IH1 was expended no .lt' Im. bon Ir
Modelling ard improving tu' building
Hr the accommodation 'I 'rt w'u 500.
'''ii'd ft'iI training IU H"r.nII'i.-
fhsT,
o. b. stated that ih' buildings tI, td
uualiE suited fu d..WifnIles f.I
Young m'h students Hs tho sanitary
tui either equipment i~ wai'.r J'l
.HrNtui,Ht tu The university
az as many t. .un .tgd.uf, tpu.
ur ruoms they VlI o., given 10 fI'' 81
% Wunth 'I,h fur fH,I r0nWiu.
nummodtiiurS NJ Graft u.A THIS
ate vii iu,,.i, HsI mattress lut
thvr furu.fHr.. water h,It Irl lsh'
The student I- required Goo iuUIs
linen Hrl hsI clothing Or 'h, number
q students 900 90. new d.ulf.u's o.
ars, enough Co Justify o. O. dir.n .
laH viii o., installed and nuJul iHt
lished go r,trunHh'. r1fo tu'u ths'
d.u, ~, n ld'ui may ~ course
'sk' m~ meals Hi no, cafeteria up.r
fh' university campus 81 ,ls,Nh,l F..
U... "ilUE fH nI- th.I.'
~IHH'f'. I'-ifIul f...".1 violation. h."
Boz. a. ...I..|.,- should a... Inr...
I.r. '. o. laHIIHZ. business mtn
.z.T ~ fH' University Hf T.NH~
o. 81 stated lN AZ Graft fH1t prHH.
sets lI' favorable fuI re- large. tr,I,ts
# attendance - the university fW Oh
nest term This addition Will ali mt.
t"rlaily iu furnishing accommodations
.ur a. .i4duuts who ,um.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
LIVESTOCK DIVISIONS
OF LUBBOCK FAIR HAVE
MANY ENTRIES REPORTED

tpFFini W Iff NfAt
LUBBOCK. sept S-Consid.rahls
lntsres, h being taken IN the li,,st~ !,
divisions ~ tho fair o. ,r held her,
Sept. - IA 81. due i'h Go The high
Hisd,. 4 stock found On this section
r,.d the large purses q sl0u $50 and
SO being offered IN the vat.uus hyteis
and classes
The haes are coming Don strong with
n gcsd line ~ entries ALREADY recon-
ed The prize money uf so 30 sath
class and breed with q special prg. ~
$50 fot tn. Fig club winners boz rnlud
rhtns and nufoe Jersey breeds ldd IN.
terest t. an. local pride IN th, various
fine herds ~ H., section
tn. siork pens nave h',r ,umplsicd
and everything Is heinz brought INT
shape 90 make this flir ihr leading
event ~ the South Plains country
The $4,000 Incorporation IN charge ~
the event II '-iahlishiur % along psi
fnsneni lines md although such an
elaborate display NAV not "a, made this
wear m N" way ~ fr'.. and extensive
entertainment the quality ~ exhibits
premiums paid and the permanent fsa
lures 'nnect.d viii h.. fair bids fslr g.
draw guod line of exhibits with lrg'
crowds
The need ~ grrsi sc''ionsl fair is
strongly felt Throughout this ~rrtIru
and large number ~ county exhibits
are ALREADY lined up fur This the nv
tiai south Plains Fair These exhibits
will D, shown first ~ Lubbock in CON.
petition for the ti5o 500 and SO
purses and then shipped IN special
chartered ears o. the Dallas Fair-
thus getting strong representation
ard presentation of the remarkable
products - fhls section before N, ,n.
tire South West
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
LUBBOCK LUMBER YARDS
REPORT BIC BUSINESS

t-pr.,..t. y
se" ~ wv Wv l''i. N''N' q"
" ~. N."th ''' Fi-. IN.
NrehN =" =" 'ul'hhE "''' 'l'l~
hniI"'f "i i"sidr''''- az ''.ht 'NI'
" N" NV ana h'il''i ' ri'i *
n"rs'r thin h"urs shn '"IhS ,'' ~
ina 'uli ~ over th" 'vlu''' "'lhF
ACCOMMODATIONS ~ "l"'N Nih' ne ''
n"tualiN ~1t'' 'hh th' ,n"i ,'s' :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
RAINS THROUGHOUT NORTHWEST TEXAS'
.F|ELDSDUR|NG PAST FEW DAYS HAVE.
PRACTICALLY STOPPED ALL OPERATIONS

',osm,r,al w,ll viii l, ,ncnuntcltd
u IL the kouu NJ / and g. ~ $500
feet u r. r,p'tod that ihe ssJuu" 81
g1s hrs r1at'rlally increased Drll,rs
tr. 600" ,Iiiiu" 90 water s'upagl in
order a. place The Hhut.
I T.Iovirr th. sboNing Boo Ibis Won
coupled with others h,ins dIl'l.d in ih"
sam, s.,tinu. 10 b. reported 'IUit e mum.
l'i uf ih" lHtgcr c0ntari's tI' nov l'.
uWrirr lttsrs in that st'iHu m M.
state. \ number IT bis rIuiuu, tests
|lr expected shortly
n" Nrntir Company hs shown It's
Niih iu perus county hy fUuddiug ~ q
test Wei upiN t shufl dis''rr. tu'r th"
drri trsi Boz s",iinn 40 on which q iS
dr, hr,d hlt siOo Uoo hns been spent
without i,srit-
idi,r ~ rrco> iirld.
Oh. Grant tH twuuHu.u hIs ulsu
rrfi,. active uurk iu T',u. county o.
BE- ,buf $50 .4t n.m iu, we'll un th'
T.urN nn,h whi,h vls .lU.I.d about
fV.ri. t,'Is aru and recently Developed
70 nrH, ul
Gr- i.m 100. M,si T.N.- u,Id. WIs
i..r.d ..H th" nrW mains fIuHyiu.
FHf worth Dlllr- ard rln' uih't
'.,r. Oh. fIr south tsliN 3 dis'Huu'ri.
81 .'..i 600 ihv piu' fuI H time allowed
tH, Irs i. '~,. ilp' pt an estimated rate
OF Hrn 5000 '.Ihic feet p.r dtN The
i,tl. SCOOPS vhi,h fn' supply b. bring
''.r nod. I.'i,d lu Els'lHHl county
H.I Ir, Ir u'Nrd o. ltN. enough r'-
,.r 81. insure warmth o. th. I."rl"
Jog fH. Central Texas ,.ii.s during the
winter
80. Ct. lm.d h,r this E.. d. 81 70
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
.LLANO COUNTY HOGS WILL
Be SHIPPED TO HEREFORD



Ll.ANO sept s-pu, Thousand
hiu billy hugs - this section Val
.,uu De- IN transit f'r Hereford ir iHr
'nhiudlt Wwr, they viii De- given
fh.. frasts ~ their lives g. " Hrw
JOS and im Eohifs.u uf H..I.UI
bHNr tlr-.i.N ,t.t.urnf,d Wlfl o. .rr
counts l..,Vs. h'NI1r shrp.d thIs..
srio3Jy ih'v dii s. al in .ne ,uu'
o. .'u.l' o.. t,t tf. ..HI.v ..
r,Uute
Th.. . thuIl 90 'uw crops r fE.
Hereford country Val this year u, M.
Iiz'.d Boz e Reasonable di,id,r,I .uaAinr
,aN Farmers in thar section ar, gIad.
iallN eXsWriiftinr M. Htt fhai th,y
iI. mot dependent lrun grain dealers
tu take their surplus Eiair Ilt arc.
feeding r 'p hugs .hiusl iu fH,rD'tr
Transforming ku,'t.rg t.s- into
mighty packing buu~s "dsHr4 Tn.
fact that l.ltnu ,uanfN swim, - seldom
or never afflicted with cholera and
.uIk. "guHd iu new bands hHs Gags.
- the ewes r FtrlarI., frw,r. -
H' focused h'rr fur 'h.. swim. r.,Is
MANY ~ the Hereford swim. grower.
Nll nu ihr'sh 'h'r grlIn crops IH.
n.I frod 10 BOZ bundles 'u 900, f.ufk...s.
ni- The Nrsi Texas 'HtmU,f o.
'rum'rr h adpa'ing uHr, h,g. IN
Wet Texas th' fuuJl'u'I Kind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

Every hnme should ALWAYS Keep a
pt,kag, - Frwl,i's stomach Waters
iu ~. mcdirin, cabinet a. % srociii,
iur acut. indigestion adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

siafs 'p TIE Sow,
FORT WOETu sept S-lAbur uiN
holiday aud general uinS throughout
th. N,rih Texas ul uvldS Monday put
Ia complete ,Iimr 900 operations. uu,u.
.s'y nothing h,.us r,purt,d from the
fields
The ,l.' maiuuty ~ 80 field workers
.lu this s"yituu are members II the Oil
Ilsld Workers Union and these taken
the dtN uii many I them coming tu
Fort Worth fur th' plrad, and other
features IT The diy.
Repeats MONDAY morning Wttr thIt
huth th. Shook Nu ! 81 the luNtu,inl'
Oil Corporation nnd the Jackson well 1i
Rising scar W.T, tu u~ good ptudu,urs
The Sbuus we'll was shot th' mttt
/ Iart uf she week and mad" ,unsid. lihl'
lul briufo the bridge WIS formed and
ithut ou no" flow II had NOT been
I,lanyl uui Monday
There WAS nu definite information H'
| tn what thu Jackson we'll Nts making
bout o. WIS .lid Co. h' % g"ud vel
The Jackson D. Il halt uiIr north Of
/ th, Shoub has, ut o., lutluuhl, and o.
L. half miles extension o. th" pi's n'
| tt,i uf production
| Oii operators ave gr'uf'N Interested H
IT, report from NthIt Falls That lfIr.
ktu and tSsu,it''- HII connect Ni'hi'l
Falls with OBJ, terminus ut irs Nuui''
Fails Ilrr. A o. Worth ItliIuId I'
g.. .h,rfida I' .s declared that ihi.
I.Nt.usi.U vIu Eitr 900 imur'us Go q
In. d,t,I.iunE .,iIun meow lird. II
rcI l..Iua. OIL, fn' th~ru,, q, u. &C.
....fIta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
LUBBOCK COUNTY PARK
BEING PUT IN SHAPE
ALONG MODERN LINES

Lubbock Sent s--Thr 'uurft
commissioners ~ Lubbock county sr'
proceeding along the ines laid down Dos
the i.andscap. artist - 4 A NJ col
lege IN tho Improvement ~ 'h' County
Park lnsai.d IN yellow llnuS" can
yon for which purpos. - acres n l1rni
Was l,uughi IN the early -piing \ sp'
clal tax q cents rth.. sl"n ws- vo'
ed f"r N. ptir ssss and uaintenanc"
81 this park wh.sh IL 90 D., mad, The
Tsrfsniipual senisr q tho county and
tho playground e ~. Panhandle
Thes. have been r.-srf'd from The
State Experimental Station here %
plant IN IA. fan and fh- driveway
parkwhys and fSv'psfhs VII h.. laid
ouf and hroughi int share 'hfu ~,
winter acc riding o. the present plans
a con'icte d1ni across tho canyon
which will ~. dreiged ou' sud ta'h
Ing beach established H. also included
IN III. plans ia Tho fIiIr'. 1- Vel 40
- mile oval race frttk within The
natural howl formed hN tAu sides ~
the canyun
\ similar p1rs j. hslrg maInitiu.d
sdj' ining m. ciiy ~ Slsf"H upon a sl'.
decided hy 20. SAINT p. Ilif0aI 'o Co.'S,
ciiy Ter The purnus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
GROCERY WHOLESALERS
TOEsTABL|sH NUMBER
STORES IN WEST TEXAS
Social 70 M Nss.

sr.riai ~ The Nrwp.
LTHmuCk. T,N sept s-Th' luiu.
tual TausIuItiiion COMPANY uWrti Di
70 large ehiu II pttn grocery HOUSES
boz th. southwest. announced t"diN ii
intention Ca up,n branch here a. s'Hr
49, uultters can %, ait1in,l The uHn
MANY also will pat ~ bran, hcS at Snr
der Posi- nmul.u. Au.Iu, NH|'n.
~ ,otwai,I Nctk,l liir SpiUs tui
fu,l., other west Texas towns 500 'H
Do, selected according q. M1Hls. \Ir
Hushkib Western hr1luuHrf.I, 1901
it stamford TEXAS when, WIg
branch and distributing >iuk NllI Do.
maintained aud vh.r, q lIg, build
INK WIS recently pu,hte.l tur E'r.I tel
Ifiil'. f.r thI. -p,iIHu Tho company
IT, capitalized ai :. 900 UHU hls mliH
offices ~ - t.uIs operating offices
and tUkirr nous" plant Ht Little Rock
and q barge warehouse ~ Waco tn.
company ~ operating under e. perpetual
federal charter limiting earnings 90 ten
percent ahuv, 'ust ,f operation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
PEC0s VALLEY COTTON
CROP WILL Be LARGE

Srs-isi 80 Tn Mes
fECpS SEPT Restricted irrg8.
uunsl privileges This -rrrs pTs-tF'd re-
small COTTON srr hIf natures .IsI
- iie hHs oun. Hr' s' 'hl- r.HHI. r'
apn.ar~ tadi 'ha F,-Hs Valley ,.ur
w VII produce DE- greatest cotton
80. .,f"ffhrg a. . -.'fsraw Zoo the
We Texas ch4rh.r - Conner.
-"l -t''" aFf's .r .u'f.r if fh.-
immediate -ciimi This ..... s.5 FL.
pre- able f4.ld vi r.t I'D. .F.r, ~ /,
hale % "a. a,re. lrIrau. +t. p....
Nalley growers CO., .... ft.. g. .aa
"pN Aff'Hga h iisr. .f.t f,ff.,,-.
lf'fF~ a.nea' EaIr.rH.t -'..sa..
1000. Eirstov sb1H Drrf..r. ~.