Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-03
LUBBOCK BUILDING
PROGRAM GOING ON
NEW CHRISTIAN CIil RCH TO ~.
ERECTEIb-PtNI>G CO>SIMC
TION UNDER WAY.
Spscial 10 The NsNs
IIfIsItfNRf. Arfu

oNfftAl 70 ANs NNNhs
LUBBOCK. Aug The huld.rs
program now under way iu luhbueh fU.
Rether with the past few H n,hs tnl &
the future lans -hI Tvs 900 tIr l''
possihl, manner o. rafl .N.. pu..f /
- 4 Is se, .lun "f thr state kuuNn
IN, south Plains Ten years ug this
section Wa isolated from thv world |
from the fact hat the Nearest railroad |
connection was Us miles ami dirt rtud~ |
had not hr,n mapprl out. pastures
fenced o. any 81 th' other evidences uf
civilization greatly established Go dis
tingiilsh a. from th" Wllds of Indian
DAYS.
The twenty hrks ~ paving nuN 300
der way will completely cover 90" rv
tail business section ~ the ,iiN and Il
but the beginning ui the paving that g.
planned fur the future tn. ruads 90
the country and the streets uf th' Di't
are coming 90 fnr additional interest
IN the near futuu and Iu extensive
progrsm 81 Improvement tlung ih,s
lines will follow
4 number uf business anil res.l.u .r|
properties are being hult o. added COL
most notable among which HI, tnH
large mu,ictu pulgr garage that is uUN
under construction. tht Christian
church that vii De-. built in 'H' n"Ir
future, and ih. vN'thiuliug ut 90, ull
West Texas SauiatuyW ,utu mulrIf
hotel
This last l. one 1t 90, greatest stops
toward progress and ,itI. Improvements
IN general that has h',u undertaken Dos
private capital THIS Nraf The pres 90
hotel ~ constantly crowded 49, 1I, fN.
hotels IN th. entire Panhandle 1000 D
south Plains counties and t -tI,t..
60 the growth nnd standing ~ lubhu,
a. the Convention tftN and llIl uf tl.
South Plains country
The management ,t this huiI De-
under 'larN smith widely know
a. hotel man ~ ability and Formerly
manager - the iarWyl and tru~ltt.u
Inns u T. tn CONSIST uf a. fuuWs WIIu
private phones and hltn iu each rHuu
outside cNpo~aTr Go each I,s.uI. and W NJ
represent an investment bon excess 90
Sleo.evo when oI'u~l August 90
The building j. h,ing rump,t.Ir
oy.fhaulrd ,nsid, and au furnishing
have either he.n received ur iI, lu
transit 10 this time \ bong time hIs"
has been taken un tho hHldiUr tud 80
ditional ro"ms ana improvement. Jrv
planned Ter IN. coming Nru iu meet
the constantly Increasing demands fIr
sA'f'tfAANAANANANff|N N'N .NNNN 70
This year has shown a marked ir.
crease IN m" number uf small iuN,s.
i"rs that are cunning into this section
81 the state 90 investigate fh, Ir~sihir
ties ~ locating h,r, \ number OF
hume az" reported 49, having lesu Dob
Mithin the past weeks and each dlt
tlnds additional prUsItcturs coming ir
ffuin east. central and south T,Nas a.
wen a. number ~ the Nr'hrfn an q
CTiral states The continued rnnstru
tive puhliciiv that the entire west has
received through the West TrNa.
chamber - I"mnero. the psnhandl.
through thr Psnhsndi. Plains chamber
81 Commerce and the south Plain
country through th. i.uhho,k Chan
b.r 81 Commerce IL bringing attention
~ the pfugr"sSv" farmers - the unitol
states o. N. possibilities II this vast
unds-yeloi'sd section 81 our state
The crops fur N. past several wears
IN Lubbock vuuniv have hem gu,rl
Win an exceptional riup - last y.nr
With exceptional hiTh prirvs and the
financial condition ~ "a. country b. tu
-gin the history ~ the country with
IN" Indications To- utum .Hup g. OBJ.
harvested this ffli Conditions W.r.
never more favorable, than 40 the pres.
'nt time With q Yield q Z = 600 LaI.s
u cotton last year the Indications point
10 more than =. uo0 bales for this com
INK yeaf--iue tu comparative stages uf
the plant ~ this year and last plus IN r.
additional aoreag, that has b,,n plant.
ID
The Sudan crop il gu.i beyond m.
hrightes, hoi,e with N, s.,d well a.
Neioped rapidly maturing and the grn 81
Weld ~ gWd cul0r and quality Tn,
fNFulera "a 1 nh. ...........
lalixed IN the growing ~ seed for
wholesale Sssd markets almost .xrla.
aNely IN the past sinr. the foundiu.
~ the sudan industry in III. Unite
STATES This s.siinn continues to fuf.
hisn nl"re ihan io pet cent - the IN.
'ife s.t-i crop ~ N. United States
Consequently N. possibilities u the hHt
- bNprciurt through feeding o..
hfestuck has been neglected But WITT.
the rapid increaS. IN production ~ thi.
forage crop until u j. now universally
grown on Progressive farms from
Maine 10 California. the exceptionally
high prices Tor the sced have drnpue
RON h.50 Pct pound o. five and -
'rnts per pound A the later figures
y stu profitable crop in thar %
pfoduces from 1909 10 lN0a pounds II
eeu pr acre and - thc policy q f.,.
ihg the excellent grade * straw that j.
hit from ihfashing very similar o..
cane IN composition and - value.
gains II popularity this crop viii r0ntin
us a. D. one ~ ih~ h..st uayirr ,ruus
e the South Plains
Alfalfa maize. kafar corn. fstrrltt
'i"Nsr~-and an other fs-d crops ar. in
TIE lest growing condition fnr ysrts
afd well advanced toward maturity
I'm j. well into m. ear aud the vi..I
= g"od. The grad" of ,1rn on this -.
u'h ma gradually ls'-n improved un'u
~" exceptional yield ar' made in this
iced crop each wear