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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
The Children Around the Eight
Mile Corner on the Big Falls
Road Will Have to be Trans
ported to Dairy Center if They
Get Any Schooling This Win
ter

While the new settlers around the
'eight-mile corner object strenuously 10
transportation as Il permanent thing,
and want a school on that corner, they
would probably rather haul the chill
drcn to Dairy Center than to have I'D
school for the winter or spring.
\ serious problem confronts these
people. There are twenty four schol-
arS of school age near that corner who
must attend school according to law.
The eruption caused when motion was
made TO SET Big Falls aside from Tony
in n new school district was made at a
very unfortunate time last summer. and
complications on the deal and
objection by the Tony school district
to setting the whole town OF Big Falls
aside for Il new district, as asked, has
resulted III the scho0lhouse. wood. and
teacher. that was provided for that
corner ut the annual school meeting at
Tony last spring, being abandoned.
Forty cents per scholar per day is
allowed for a twO-mile haul by law and
more for greater distances which can
be collected from the school districts
where the scholars live. This money
cannot he collected however until az
ter the work has been done in this case
where there is no previous provision
| for it.
Anyone who goes ahead and trans
ports the children, and all other neigh
l oI,.T Il II
put in their bills to their school dis
tricts for this service, and turn the
| checks over TO the one who does the
| hauling.
Another thing that must be observed
| in order to collect is that transpOrta-
ton service must be available for each
! days school for a siX-months' period,
and any scholar who rides must attend
school at least 100 days during the SIX
months in order to collect the trans
pOrtatiOn charges.
This school matter is now in the
hands of John Callahan, state superiu-
tendent Of schools, and is being fought
by the Tony district with j. W. Car0w
as attorney, while Big Falls has Nc
Gill & Williams TO take charge Of their
side Of the case.
The answers are Oh file at the couit-
ty superntendent's office where anyone
interested can sec them.
There are two sides to the story. Big
Falls which was formerly in town
with Dewey has contributed largely 10
I ho Rna ~ 1,n Of
through taxes collected on the wild
land of Big Falls before that town
was severed from Dewey. The school
district of Tony and the town of Big
Falls were left together and Big Falls
tanning the. school at Tony 10 this
date
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
KEEP MONEY TO USE,
SAYS MR.. UMBACK

W. II. Umback says that new SET
tlers coming here make a big mistake
when they pay too much down ON their
land. They would prosper faster #
they kept money enough to live on
and kept but one cow and possibly one
horse. until they had built small build
ings and put in Il couple of summers
brushing and seeding their land. Then
+hev could nut on some more cows. use
a team and gradually work into good
darying business. Most settlers icy
to go to fast III the start. which Grip
pies them later.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
THE REAL PRODUCER
is THE FARMER

Productive and now productive Dc-
cupations were much discussed during
the war and the fact was brought out
that while the miners mined, and the
fishermen fished. he manufacture
IN made. and the workers WOrked-the
farmer was the only one who was really
producing anything. that is. took an
object and increased the size ana
weight Of il by the process known as
farm growth.
By the reduction of the'price of farm
products q big loss is made TO the
world and no one gets it, It is esti-
mated that the farmers lost around
i've billion dollars last year by price
reduction There are now five million
men out Of employment in the United
States The money the farmers lost
would equal $500 per day for these
men for 200 days each. at $3.50 per
day they could have worked 400 days.
While this amount OF money wOnld
not have been all spent for labor, yer,
little money is spent but what repre-
SCENTS labor and lots Of it, The loss of
This money followed by more losses
his year have put the grain-growing
farmers on the verge of bankruptcy,
and when the farmers fail there is ii
reflection in all lines of business. The
h0om prices of two years ago are not
wanted again but we want and will
probably get good, fair prices for farm
produce when the old world has al
insted itself, after the serious foyer 1t
has gone through
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02

Legal blanks? The News-Budget.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
A HORSE is A HORSE
SAYS DIR. KINYON

Dr. 3. f. Kinyon, who has been sick
since the first of October with the sum
mer flu, has been sitting up lately, and
Friday he put on his clothes for the
first time since taking sick and came
out into his office where he spent IN
hour or two chatting with friends who
came in. The doctor is Il great lover
of good horses and his driving team
is the best in this part of the state.
The doctor told Of buying a thin
team of big horses when lie was a
young man. and in a years time they
gained 100 pounds i'll weight. The
doctor says a horse is a horse alright,
but he is very different horse accord
ing to the care he gets.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
MAKE 400 ENTRIES
IN BIG GRAIN SHOW

More than 400 samples of field prod
ucts is Wisconsin's contribution to the
international Hay and Grain Show in
Chicago this week, according to e. d.
Holden, assistant secretary of the Wis
conSin experiment station. The Bad
ger exhibit is almost twice as large as
last year. While all the states will
not show so large an increase. Mr..
Holden predicts strong competition.
Wisconsin excelled all other states last
year in the total number of premiums
won.
The show will be judged by repre-
sentatives from Canada and the cen
trail western states. A. r.. Stone of the
agronomy department of the Univar-
sity Of Wisconsin will act as represen-
tative from this state as one of the five
| Judges of small grain.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02

The War Finance Corporation APP
proved loans for farmers for S2,J05,-
600 in the United States, to date. There
is a billion dollars in this fund which
is tied up by red tape that. makes ii
practically unavailable for local farm
ers. The clause that states that the
money cannot he used for permanent
improvements seems to cut land
clearing out of the deal. However the
money that other farmers over the
country get helps to relieve the finan-
cial stringency in the rural districts
and relieves other money that we may
get chance at if we wait long enough.
Farm loans made with an allowance
for clearing land is what we need here
before we can get anything like full
value from our farms.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
PROGRESSIVE CLUB
IN CEDAR RAPIDS

The Cedar Rapids Bull Association
is showing progress in having letter
heads and envelopes printed for the
use of their secretary-treasurer A. =.
Everts. The letterhead contains tn"
names of the officers, who. besides Nj.
Everts. are: Jacob Evjin, president ;
Oscar A. Crawford. vice president; and
with John Johnson and r. A. Young
rs directors.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
AUCTION SALES

Dec 3, l 80 p. Riverside school
town of Marshall SchoOlhOuse and
wOOdshed.
Dee. 6, J. 700 p. nc. J. HOchstet-
Ter, EXeland, pure-brcd Guernsey COWS
and a few head of young stock
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
TO RAISE CLOVER AND CATTLE

Joseph kOrkous bought 200 acres CT
open, bupnt-oyer land, two miles north
east of Hawkins last fall, and built q
nice. little house and barn on it,
He has cleared twenty acres aud
has it seeded to clover and has a fine
stand. He expects to ruin beef cattle
next year on this and other land that
he will brush and seed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
TWO MORE FAMILIES
MOVE TO BIG FALLS

Godleib and Alex Hardt, with their
families moved here last week from
Clinton Junction. Wis, and will occu-
Ply Jhe f. r. Farley house at the bar
Der pole corner on the Big Falls road,
until they can build house on their
land north Of the Harry Baxter farm,
in the town OF Big Falls.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02

to south central New York a year or
SO ago. arrived in this city Monday to
visit friends and transact business.
Mr. Prindle reports that he is satisfied
with his farm and dairy business
there but he says times are not good
in the big cities of his state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
FATHERS AND SONS-pIIS.

The sentiment that fathers and sons
should b. pals was expressed Tuesday
IN the Lions club meeting in the Anna.
rillo Hotel. aud than this few more
important have been offered In ANA
rillo during the past several months.
II u were possible for all fathers 20
make pals ~ their sons much mutual
benefit would result Thorc would IA
more sympathetic understanding be-
tween N" father and sons. aud there
would grow up between them fra.
iernity that would continue 10 bless
both Of them as the years como and
go
The Lions viii find the promotion -
ihis idea 60 b. of great value ne an
li'm Ia its club program dcring tfo n
coming year Tho boys need associ,.
ton with their fathers. and the fathers
need association with their sons. for
th' good OF society IN general sad /.
That day Tor father when his son
coasrs a. understand and apprccnt,
him-sad alike for both of them.
Let the Lions continue TIA. good
work. and may b Increase o. the bless.
lng Of all concerned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
nEMNNn WILL NOT DIE

Ever and always there Ia lingering
hope IN the minds n the iobbcrs and
uauuhciurers 81 Amarillo that tho
dream Of a railroad 70 and through tho
North Plnins country viii BE- realized
90 SOME urnc IN the future.
While this s true. lct mono overlook
fhc mct that Pltuyiow and Lubbock
have r. more interesting pastine than
that OF listening 10 The chatter In ANA
rilo about railroad 10 the forth.
sometime Both ~ these live and
hust.ing communities arc flirting
vigorously with tho cts 81 Fort Worth
Boz the hope thar % limo may come out
of the Panther city headed Tor them.
Those facts are mentioned Tor tho
purpose ~ calling attention 70 condi.
iions as they are. Tor none Of the other
communities ore waiting for Amarillo.
other live communities are pressing
forward with determination 10 out.
distance this city d possible Men Of
broad cxpcricnce and broader obsorva.
ton have deohrcd that railroads do
r0t mako "a city. chat wonderful na.
'uul locations have failed 10 do so.
and that the only absolutely driermln
nr factor for city building .s mon u
fHr right type
u Then. Amarillo security ie 10 De
r.'adfast and abiding sg ibc mrtropolls
oi an tins territory abc must look well
'p Der Interests and not h. shocked 10
death hy r. schcmr that Iooks trlfle
l.ting on the face Of o. Amarlllo
needs The rad o. iho north noeda II
's she needs no other uuusra, tation
.''m She has her owes sot uiou tr,de
territory. and II she would hold this.
b. H incumbent on t,r 10 mak, hcrael,
' center and not only that but cen.
'"r lint is vastly accessible 10 an WIN
would buy u her jubbcrs and man.
lfl.lurcrs
Amarillo VIII have tu husband nor rc
sources and look after tho interests a,
h'r 'ud" territory 10 offset lv the
r.rhi class Of actions the belief that
va" be- always on tho receiving hu,
n''o on the giving hand Tho
reputation of q city is only the repui,.
ton " an individual multiplied hy tho
count of man, individuals u should
h' s'fcgmrdcd for b. has much N do
with tn prosperity and happiness o,
Tine community
" the building ~ tho railroad a. aud
through the North Plains is necessary
io the welfare of Amarillo. vhv. tb.n
build No.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
N lat Mr. PIN PIN stopped In
the word, The Enchanted Cupboard.

81 hst Nr PIN Pm stopped in 'FRONT.'
~ doorway over which wclc tha
words The Enchanted Cupboard
This b. W hero { keep the wonderiu.
sh0tsIs THAT the Magical Mushroom
todd sou about. ms dcars With thes,
novels you cam dig thousand times
a- fast as SOU could with ordinary
Dne- and Iu O. N,t short time. u W.
bad them W. would have enough gilt
toTing Dolurs due our oi my mines o.
dts tI 'hc Christmas TOYS IN the world.
Ovpt there r thc mime of goldon-glittcr.
beyond that the mime at silver shcon.
across from hat BE- found the green.
slow 1Hi or h,youd is where we get
the blazing Tue Ruby red and sapphire.
shine sfs also popular ro.ors fur Christ
MAS i1v- and We have q wonderful lot
ol Thorn
Do we hIyr ta have thr enchanted
h.e'isT. 1sF"l Ni"k "Ir RI five dag
That ma b.' answered PIN Rim.
ahaking his head "hut % wouldn't
he.p ans here Thorr mines iu The
Land OF Underneath Yfr an magical
md sou cpHidnt dix up enough shin.
INK color o. dive n fairy's cye-ash with.
uut magic shctels."
And what happcned7" asked Na,oy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter XXXVI-Cissy Sheldon Startles Me.

Rather than gu shopping. spuc times
l'd m1k, l hit COO two with materials
Elou'd uom 90, 600, hundred boxes u
millinery u my wardrobe
That WAS fam. bat whs; wore out
my nerves and my patience was tho
Fittings ni thr COSTUMES made tO on.
dri and according 10 special designs
More than ou, morning I've tried
90 until ! have come close tu faint.
INK
SEQ much momlc doses success IN
90" movies exact
so ouioy"d making e fcw hats
uuW and then and ! Wp- 20 eood AZ ID
that decided to rp into the millinery
business 90 my mr,i, career were n
crash.
While ] admit that enjoy acting
h"itcr than anything elise iu this world,
! 10 other things with much cuihusi.
asm. Cooking dancing swimming or
making bed. gives mo sumc iov NJ
Ions 1s there's right and r. wrong
why Go do things there's the fun ~
diTcovery and accomplishment How
goo take % trt stain from table lIn,n
can ho made tu 3rt Ana whatever I
learn. ! use sometimes boz the movie.
once great artist told mc that work
DO The secret Of gcnuo ~ Keen o1
working and never On care how much
oI how hard CO. how long one works
% "uc only can get q result which ono
Dee. definitely planned before hand
think that this rule Tor perfection
Nul's tn trades and crafts as welt
ls Poo 1rt often fancy that 7 would
hf'. made good ~ keeping 70 uk,.
rII fate 80 directed me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES

II the employers in the world could
understand how much they would
profit through showing q trne more IN.
t"i"si in their employees nothing could
slop them from making this most do
firabl" a. changes.
when an employer has surrounded
himself with dependable mon and wo-
ilen hc has right 10 expect Of them
tho" best cudcyors. especially II hs
taxes the pains % make them SNOW
thai h' appreciate. that class ~ s,rv.
i'a ai llei hands but. when ln cm.
pi'}e comes 10 the point whore be- Or
she Is convinced that the final measure
~ "oncrrn in him or her by the ON
p.ojeI is determination 10 grind
OCT The Inst drop of energy. without
any showing OF appreciation. the bost
work s impossible
ln Amarillo there are employers who
ore beginning 10 appreciate this fact
ana they arc setting forth on uro.
gram That b. getting results OF the
most desirable type There are crp.
iHn"s 10 Amarillo VINO delight In their
relationship 70 their employees They
l'ri mat nothing short Of the fullest
measure ~ service and the greatest do.
Site ~ loyalty 10 their employers -
worthy of them They are seemingly
Aaa % speak the praises Of those who
'tp.r them. and Of the institution
WIN which they are engaged.
~ iho other hand. there are en-.
i'nfers who know only indiffcrentlv.
'ht people ln their employ They take.
iH'hR.t DO thought Of them. In.
sieaq ~ such employees voluntarily Eo-
'.s willingly and gladly. the extra milo.
''H seem 20 consider that thoy have
zone their full MEASURE ~ duty who,
t'y have put in" the required mum.
"'f 4" hours They have but indi,.
i'i'n' esteem for their employer. and
$50 To- the Institutions with which
they are connected.
The result IL that the r..,,,,,s
thfouEh such an organization cannot
|.'sst ih' expectancy % the Investors
fnere y an und"rrurreut Of IN feeling
% hack Of appreciation that mus, \,
rvsasur' ~ least. reflect liself into ,hs
Troducis d the workers Thrra i. a
hack Of loyalty a hck q urids in The
connection. = lack Of fraternity that
should not exist This Il deadly and
could b. overcome with n uitls gen
uine concern upon the part % en-
ployers IN their employee would 10
found 70 psy most literally,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

The Panhandle aud Plains Country
need abo," all THINGS else wen main.
tanned system of roads The Wa som,
routes have been promoted In this soc.
Ton Of The state. has rather DISCOURAGED
road enthusiasts but this has nothing
really To do with the practical building
'id maintenance of highways Roads
should ho built and maintained mi.
"-ii9 a' " means Ca aiding tho farmers
~ getting their produce easily and
'L'aply 90 market. and after that so
''ai The tourists and others may travel
between given more distant roInts
with the least possible expenditure Of
Time commensurate with safety. The
country does not need spccdwsys for
reckless racing but comfortable and
'itc highway for an traffic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

The runhand'c Brick & Tile .,ou.
r'nN an Amarillo institution win s.,.
Dc sending 's highly desired huu5.,r
materials 900 over 600, p,nH,rfr, ,,a
Plain, of Tpas and into Other ...,.or.
W '"' country Experts hay, dos Jared
.'.'' ''' products OF tho plant cannot
%. surpassed .n On, United State. The
pant De- being supoIntendeI bs enc az
Ne ahies' brick and 90, manufacturers
D. Tho country and the raw m,ter.,ls
'fe " The best. while me machinery
j. 'n' "st word in its class fbs.,
i''is coupled with o. demand .ir.,Jy
evidenced. e. long way towards had.
u'i ana ga forcasted increasing sue.
c." The News congramiat,s ill., p.,
back OF ,hs highly desirable enter.
prise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

Each morning make out my SEIZED.
Llr iur the day before I eet uut q
bed. tO find too often that the lunch.
con ! had expected 20 take in a luxuri.
uus hotel has 10 Doe snatchcd In my
car uU the road o. th. studios
That hurts Molhordoar more than il
duu- Up Durn. after we he'd had a
strenuous morning of utuugs for Love
Lorn." I WIS due 40 tho studios 20 twd
tor SOM, short rctakcs
stopped al q bakery bought soma
Vienna rolls. and uIbblod them with.
out buttor as We rode along. That
WHs mN only r'frcshmout between an
early breakfast and a late dinner.
Cssy. when hc heard didn't think u
a Joking matter.
Nav This life viii do Tor ue men.
But f1r ou-plcasc-plcasc let mo
take you out az it,
shook my ho1d hut less cmphat
.ally than usual when Ci~y pleads
was very tired that afternoon.
Cissv seized his advantage
your, SO tiny You've only started
In the same It's terrible You don't
know. wee don't want you Co know
what It's like"
For onr thing Use learned that I'm
never going to have time o. play
INLAY vUu could play if you'd LEI mo
take you uut OF this game and put
ou iu % hnuc-m the country with
nrlcns and horses and"
interrupted him with.
"Cyrus sheldon your, wizard
You've almost made mo forge, Tint
10 not believe 100 l0,r'"
10 he Cuniinucdl
Copyright 1921 y T. \ ScryiCcl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

Hanson Post SO. 81. American Legion
Is putting un 70 wonderful growth. and
within q comparatively short tim. will
'' one ct th" biggest in aI the south.
west Tho leaders n This movement
are v.aliz.ng their wish 10 see an cllei.
bios brought into the ranks II the
Legion They ar' going ont ana bring.
INK th'm bon The Legion is getting its
forces together aud in the future when
Somc'hiur rat deserves attention o,
inc organization 900 politics or other.
'Is' h'0 uH fHe "ho, v.u he in
snaps p" -E' Do attention BOO , rrql way
Ih'' "'." fighters duns hc World
war and iH,. ni.l O., found To 1o fight
'''s 100 civil uic Tor The ughu Of M,
people,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
Deaf smith 90 Organize.

HEREFORD Dec. 2s-Troy Wom'
be. chairman OF the committee In
charge ct the organization Of tee Deaf
smith County Farm Bureau. tas an.
ntunrcd that farmers win meet In
Hereford saturday afternoon. Dee. %.
90 O'Clock Ter the purpose % perfect.
ing the organization. Mr.. Womhle will
D. assisted hy Judge l.. Cough OF Here.
ford and Lee Sattcrwhite q Amarillo.
Who viii come To- Hereford Tor the 90
casion,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

IL N's been determined that the 4ud.
NoN river shall h' hudgel 40 Man.
h1'iau Island Engineers used 40 saw
'na' tins thing could not o., dsro bg,
the' arc today going Co de- h. This is
q lesson bon community ts wen .s In
bridse building The Representatives,
s''o'icd are covered over Win the
iush' smelly growth 81 The b.k Of
VISION When the minds 81 men an.
allowed to RON out and take haid rno,
me problems thcy conquer them
through adeq Gate solution. Tho urot.
lsms Of The Panhandle ara rl,i,s
ooan'iy are subject 20 solu,.on-,h.r,
are nD .muo .hUu..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
e&EsD
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon The
Character. standing. or reputation ~
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poration, that may appear ir the col
umns ~ The News. will he gladly cor.
rectcd. when called 10 the attention u
the editor II Ia not the intention u
this newspaper 20 wrong'ully use. o.
lniure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections vill b.
made where warranted as prominently
ss was tho wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

\ harumvtrir de-
precision II slight In.
tpusltN ovcrsprcads
the eastern slope ~
the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi
valley resulting In
slightly " ar M e. e
weather. with light
precipitation and low.
a. temperature over
the region of the
western Plateau East
uf the Mississippi riV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
49, OLRI ROBERTS BARTON

WHY elrt YOU g,t the shoycls out OF
fH. Ogphanlr"
Because Kip stole ny key" an.
.eHei PAN Pm shaking his head
H.s ss,u DO and snoakcd OF to the
DHnme village through the secret pas.
-asr u.s name should D, skip instead
r kn
Then what shall vi. do" asked
Nrg who was siill curious.
That's just &c." said PIN PIN. IL
don't know"
Suddenly N.oh had sn idea. why we
t'te our magic Green shoes. Mr. Pinl
iim' We can wish ourselves into the
'Hor" village and kind kir and get
'h, kUy."
Mr PIN PIN frightened. 1t does
.rrw hsa good plan" he nodded
uI.n v~H d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

Within a short time Amarillo SAN la
erecting her brick buildings w.,b ma.
ttriais manufactured right here at
home. That viii look rather uAe a
live az home day In building ma.
fsrials. won't Il?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

Generally the nails Of the right hand
are broader thsn those 81 the loft.
Herbert Spencer. N. PHILOSOPHER.
ueed io wear ear muffs. to shut ont thu
Noise u the ciiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity Thursday, fair.
Njpt TcNas-Thursday fair some.
" hat colder east portion.
>ynopSis ~ Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

90 the weather is more settled and the
temperature lower