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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
MAKING 1T SAFE roR BOYS.

Amarillo b. showing ready response
f. the Y NJ 6. \ suggestions offered
Iy several Representative citizens. u
l.ts without saving that The boys q
Amar.uU are having their inning in tn
public mind Hundreds II men VIII
have previously paid but little attcn.
zion 90 boys their needs and their pos
slh.ltics are now wondering what can
be done 60 make them better. more
desirable and more dgpsndable citizens
In the estimation u many citizens.
the y. 81. {. A. offers one u the great
20 aids a. ihe work ~ making and
keeping boys III 90 meet and offset thc
common 20 that axe between childhood
and manhood To just what extent the
people u Amarillo viii respond Co the
recognized need ~ The boys Tor some
agency % assist them over The rough
places encountered. through the me-
dunn of the Y. ~. G. \, remains 20
be seen
Volunteers are being asked 90 rarti.
clnie IN the survey n behalf - this
Institution next Tucs,iay This survey
h. not Tor thu purposc q collecting
money. but merely 10 dciermin, wha,
the attitude oi the citizens relative 60
the institution. may hc Already a mum
her Il others will join In before the
day Tor the campaign A, present. Il IL
the plan 90 ty o. conccntrat" this
work into the two hours hetw,on 10
md l2 o'clock Tuesday forenoon
Those most active Ia this matter cx.
press deep satisfaction hy reason Of
he responses received already in con.
ncciion with tn enterprise They state
hat the Indications point To- q hearty
and general approval u the proposition
Unqucsiicnably u Amarillo gets be-.
mind the local Y NJ e. \. Il will 90 over
In good shape. The people % this city
have b,,n brought 90 a realization -
the needs 81 the boys. and they are 60.
INK to b. met through y. NJ. e. \. or
some similar institution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
EIROPENN FOOD PRICES

Tho famous, ur infamous. High Cost
~ Living that has furnished the
them, II endless discussion In millions
Ut American homes fades into insignifi.
cane" beside that now prevailing In
some sections ~ Central Europe. nc.
CUrding Ia letter received from q
child l'ing fed ~ the American Red
Cross Relief Kitchens
Eggs cost 81 per dozen and margl.
rino the modest sum 81 t3.5i per pound.
she .ays. Her letter. which In one ~
thanks for the food furnished by the
Red Gross. follows:
Il am ~ years old. | still go 10
srhool and I shall learn 10 cook and
saw. But one cannot cook many things
TOW. EVERYTHING II too dear and scarce.
An egg cCsts 70 cents and one pound ~
margarine costs 1915. Fresh butter we
have not seen Tor years and meat IL no
longer o. be- counted on. For our chill
drcn II Is u blessing they receive the
food from America. | myself am allot.
ted soup twice In the week, and II gives
me very much happiness OF all the
beautiful soups the one that tastes the
hest Of all IL the chocolate soup. We eat
II with a spoon ~ that nothing shall be
left"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
HES OUR PRESIDENT.

America has just experienced the civil
evolution oi power from on, great
leader and executive 20 his successor.
Warren a.. Harding was inauguraied
president II IA, United States this Fri.
day at high noon. We Democrats did
not yot. for him and some OF us may
have said unfortunate things about him
In the heat of the campaign, hut the
taci remains that De- j. a capable and
clean. ..ifmld. American citizen. lie
Is the choie, 10 this republic and We
predict viii make good president
There IL rueky road ahead " him.
how,Vor.-Hlll County Herald.
Democrats of th, South and those ot
other sections who voted against Pres.
ident Harding have no stones To throw
90 d, way of his administration. The
chief impcdimcuts be- H. To encounter
W.ll D. those placed By his friends and
members OF ms own party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
BI.ANTON FAILED.

II seems that Congressman Blanton
has brought down the consolidated
wrath ~ his fellows. by his boast 20 his
Texas constituency. one thing Ia very
noticeable In the mnttcr--the greatest
venom against his IN shown by con.
grOssmen who hail from strong union
labor centers. There In Just one enemy
more implacable than the time honored
octopus" of finance. That In unionism
az taught and cxcmpliflcd by Sam
Gompers. Give Blanton the benefit of
the doubt-he may be right. even n ne
lid commit lndiscretlon .-Clarendo
News
No sam. he went too strong. and 10
the minds of the greater number Of
Texans. In and out of sympathy with
labor unions. revealed the true actua.
ton back 81 all this hug dust" You
doubtless recall the fact told In Holy
Writ ~ prophet In the long ago. who
honestly and sincerely went 20 his God
In panied and awful suppllcation with
the statement that he alone was n true
representative OF the Master Designer
~ the Universe. and that even his own
life had been threatened. He was dis
illusloncd by the Divine Ruler. and told
that added thousands OF representa-.
tlves siill moved upon the "footstool
n God" Even u Banton was honest
In his arrogatlon ~ supremacy. ot
the lone burden.bearer Of the dear PEG.
pie. he was evidently In error. and IN
rightly "wised up" by the press Of
Texas. and others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
CLARENDON PUBLICITY

Th,r, comics deep feeling II sat.
isiactiUn and pride when We hear
Clarendon and Duulcy county praised.
No citizen 20 either can ~ anywhere
within five hundred miles without tx.
perlruclugNt same satisfaction. The
peOpl. over IN, country have heard
about Clarendon. They know We have
"a 1--we town. They know We have q
public school town. They know We
nave e cultured town. They know We
have a religious town. II you ever see
anybody who don't know that-tcll EN-.
II viii Do them good and youu have
that warm mellow feeling Clarendon
News.
Beth nri0y county aud Clarendon
u.s. ~ metropolis and beloved center.
around which the affections and In.
forests II m, entire population cling.
have earned an of IN. good things
said u them. We ~ the Plains Coun.
Try 81 Texas delight g. honor Claren.
don through her educational ins,itu.
lions. her churches her civic uttrac.
uN'ucss, her excellent ,ltizcnry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
I,tT IN PLAINS.

4 reference. goo th" moisture pru.p
uiiou npr 1920 VIII reveal un, reason
Why OBJ, rlnhtudl, s great From Tho
record 10 .s Seen that a., sIN crop grow
ing muH'hs received nearly twenty
inches uf tho total rainfall iur the y,ar
IN, other IN months wh'n vegetation
and farming are put aside foe the win
ter. received only 3.si inches or q little
less than 90 p,r u,nt uf no, years mois
iurr can diW( Record
ANY money h'' uu IA Plains 'uun
,ty m TsNas b. sur o. get results
this puuuiy's winner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
NnI m KIIIIr.

Th. .hIDh,u ari 'ssF. milk and hui
t,r proposition m.rh' almost De- ouus.d
cred uf,us,r o. fh' r'uuIr uf This
county, and f,. tuli matter of th' ,u
Coz. u.non ul 10. -i1i, boz th' rusi few
months 900. -,l,s boo tnus' necessities
has, bu,u ,ruHmuus ir snyder and ru
l,tup boz either production uI sales ls
y,t in rrb' SNYDER SrnIl
Co., 'Hs SWd.U Is Ho exception tu the
uU Mon. ulhr. invested 100 mills
prOdu,ur ,u,. boss nud ,h.,H'us viii
wy hr dividends throughout alI ,his
section uf Texas and adjoining territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
SIEIN IIkEs CIiOICE

Thu election ~ q. \ Underwood. ~
Plain,icw. % thc presidency II the I'm
Isu... Texas Bankers Association b.
gratifying tu Plains banking Interest.
ru' owls r thHt o. gives recognition Co.
7n iriHdur who BE- altogether worthy
~ 'h- honor tH' TOOL well because n isa
recognition ~ 90, rising prominence ~
30 Plain Country bon the financial III.
fairs o. thn STATE. Mr. Underwood
b. lrrt..u b. gratifying mot only alone
tu banking Interests Boo this territory
but 1lsu 90 fh. general business inter
es's - 'h, south Plalns.--Floyd Couu-
8 Hospafiau.
Homer that's ih' way Vs. fc'l about
10 o. nd-rWnod is tf. tyue - man
W. want Co. represent ilIr Plains C0un-
Try iu The organizations all over this
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
,MARlIIO CONGRESSMAN WINS

Marvin Jones. 81 Amarillo. hss again
demonstrated IN a most practical way.
d ability 20 do things Tor the benefit
Z Amarillo and the great district from
ihlch he was elected 90 the United
tAtes Congress. by putting through hi
~ directing the Interstate Commerce
',ommission 10 replace the dividing I'm,
etwesn the Central and Mountain
me zones where u was prior 90 the
ar. and thereby restore all u Texas
one "'ia.e."
s..nes biol a n 90 Congress. Mar.
JllC Wt Iar ~ In the inter
= al sI in tIp.e 4 the district
81 eca,..e Tho fact that b, has IN.
urrcd the displeasurc 4 sumo. h. has
rovcn TO all that he Is aciuaicd boy
q Hottest motives. as well as being
assessed Of real ability SIGH, should
., Be lost Of the fact that envy il
. ,vcrpresent factor In the minds
sn, ln' icrslns afflicted with this
snil millN fre always ready Co
|si ssie h, 4al' 4 homso Yer at
H. hfmir- thsi fh. thcuscly are
tabls g. -ais
"a 5 Canu'~sr an. Marvin Jones hts
- rnntt &c rd-he has delivered
lf,ds IA has Kept the faith, he
Ill h~s naeompramising where q
|Fincih,u. xas involved. he has not dis
oro.ntd the great constituency plac.
him m Office. Once convinced of
81 disability and righteousness q
h<i,il ion IN behalf Of the general
81 Mryin Jones has no, stopped
NIL pfsry @ ssi h. effc-; has been
~. g. sef q through This is ,Xcm.
%. la e,nneclion with the fight Jus,
sd 70 replace Norihwcs, and West.
= Texas In the Central time zone
1he people Of this city and the dis
b. have learned 10 rely on Marvin
|Lnes Tor the fullest measure q results
III matters coming before the Ma.
|,inal law making body They have
|klrned that he IL safe. sane and able
|, serve successfully. II Is not a little
aing TO be assured that requests can
placed with cur Congressman with
assurance q fulles, measure u effort
BINS placed behind them. seeking theii
accomplishment.
A young man. a capable man. an hon
- y man. a man Of whom the entire dis
net Is proud. Congressman Marvin
Ines. Of Texas,
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NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
TmiTS TmE WAY.

rhr lluulis prediction b. that boz he's
th,u tNu yuu every available acr, OF
hand h.iW''n Iowa plfk and wichita
Falls un tUr Cuucrrt" highway un tho
MORT. s'dr of me railroad viii h. utilized
lud u.Hltn'd win handsome suburban
Hom.- Already There ur" several dpia
600 with W,hu Falls people who are
u't,Wp..nE tu Iat,hpso acreage com This
hlNN.t iT the suI' purru- ~ erect.
lur hom Iowa lHrk Herald
Newspapers lr, continuously engaged
lr thr u.h uf spreading the gospel of
development expansion Improvement
Vs. up hoping that The Herald. prr.
dIDt.u mIy ,.Wr tru"
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THEY'RE ALL TALKING IT.

Jack Hull. Of the Clovis News. u
sking editorial notice q the fact that
nrry County farmers are overlooking
~ Of the greatest sources q income
! not installing dairy cows. or rather
5ilk producing cows on every farm.
k,cording TO the facilities Tor handling
- animals.
ATTENTION In the editorial Is called 10
- fact that the country has passed
bder a change during the past several
mrs The editorial says:
The people Of Curry County. In the
|,inion of the News, are overlooking
b. q the mos; profitable Industries
i this section. This Is the dairying
|4siness Grazing lands have reached
price almost prohlbiiiye for raising
jock cattle but stu not too high a.
indie a high grade o. milk COWS
Grry County now ships out about
I5o.000 per year In cream which
|pld easily b. increased tonfold and
b interfere IN the least with farm
y operations"
Barnet; o'Bryan Of the Tulia Herald
b the following 10 say In his latest
r.. n the same subject;
4 coun'v Agent n. @. Ware was in
&wg Wednesday. He was IN consul
ioa Nth the officials u the First
ie Bank Of Happy.
The officials q this bank are alive
the bes, interests q the farmers -
u country. and they think that one
The splendid means 20 the farmers
ssperity IL the purchase and raising
fH' hood and registered dairy cat.
Ih h We therefore expressed a
b. b farmers q tina; section
"A u ppy On sturdy. April
%. Al this meeting the farmers
b. asked 10 state how many dairy
they want Also a buying com.
tee VIII be selected and the place Of
rhase selected. Tn officials stat,
! I they will finance the good farmers
the Happy country who desire e
|fchase dairy cows.
+re think the officials q the Firs,
h BARK n Happy are 10 BE- compli'
nd fof this action. and are sure
la the wisdom q their action viii b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
IIII,nM IMIN.

Childr,ss officer, are after th, DRINKS
and 10, gamblers W. are told that
after nir warning Is given they don't
hesitate to take right hold ~ q ico vie
tim and l,t him Solar up In Jail That's
NiD,Iy what they should do and The
Pest doubts not that the good people
Nill stand hack OF the officer who will
DO his duty regardless ct who gets
caught -Cbiidr,ss Post.
That's exactly right. throw them in,
aud mlyh. d, viii hclp to clean up the
situation Amarillo mieht find this
stunt helpful in many ways. as there
seems 20 De- Tow of %, "odurous' ones
wh, lr, ahl, o. connect with houzr
rather easily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
LEES ALWAYS RIGHT

The senate resolution proposing q
constitutional amendment 60 double the
salaries 81 state officials was before
The hous" last week. lee SatcrWhlte
1pOs'd the entire resolution ON the
grounds this wns notan opportuuc time
Cor submission and that Il would De-
needless expense. l.se hit the bulls
.-l'lslnyisw News.
Lees always doing just this sort u
thing. And this portion of the state
D. proud ~ him and with cause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Mrs. WARMER sPElKS

The citizens - Wilson were enter.
tanned with q lecture by MIS- Phebo
X Warner of claude. Texas. Tuesday
night Mrs Warner also spoke NJ
West Point uu "Wednesday evening
Lynn County Nows
Mas. Warner b. uu. of the great
women 81 the Texas Plains Country.
and her work in h,half uf this section
BE- 90 this time receiving sImc meas.
urc II attention a. which II is en-.
titled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
TRUST.

Thcrcrc many things As lies long years go by
To crush my heart with sorrow and with pain;
But !. because oi them, cant gricye and sigh,
For have found no, has been in vain.
Ihcrcrc many things which have prayed would be-
That were not So, hut my kind God knows best;
Perhaps they would have brought but III to me,
81 have trusted with my heart at rest.
1hcrcrc hearts whose burdens | So lang To share.
Md stand helpless all their sad days through,
But know God know, just how much care,
Md lie viii do that which cannot do
My hear, can have no fear, my changccsS trust
In my eternal Fathers will and way
Says all that Ia, been, Is. and will be- must:
And works for good to them who do obey.
LAURA ELIZABETH RUTTER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
4. d. MnrrhI.on. one Of the large

Wh'Il fIlHrrf nom ih0 WildUrndu
community was in Amarillo We'd.
nosday. lir reports wheat ana cattle
In thu best condition over known in
the plains country go this time 1T
year. The cattl, huv. plss,d through
thu winter with nu luss of flesh and
the wheat and grass are such as GO
make their passage GA uui tu the hr.
ginning II spring In fine shape. q
certainty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Late tuesday might !. VI. E,Irlrn.

manager - the chickasha Cotton on
Company's office IN Amarillo called
Tho Daily Nows ana pa, In an nd in
IN" Lost and Found column stating
that ON last Friday b. lost an automo.
bil" To-" and rim ON the read between
Amarillo and Adrian and Offering
reward for Us return tu his office
"Wednesday 40 noon Mr. Edolon called
up tn" News aud said % please stop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

shown IN greatly Increased prosperity
for the farmers 81 the Happy country.
Farmers, don't forget the date and be-
sure 10 attend tho meeting
=" V ~iii hn soon thar The milk PRO.
duong COW ~ coming into her own
an over the country nrrt ,ho prp.s.
then tho people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Amarillo representative citizens who
view with alarm the complications
growing out of the failure u the Ger
mans 90 comply with the conditions
iot the Nutsl''. hlD ths conS.
quout Invasion II Germany by Al
led troops. tie stated Wcdnos.
day that be- sees IN the situation. pos
sihilitics for cnianElcmnnts involy
ing this country unless II is handled
most wisely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
". u. f,ics. secretary VI ihe Ana.

rillo Enard II city Development has
sent uut u letter 10 good roads cnihus.
lasts. Including automobile dealers
accessory men. merchants. bankers.
and other business ana professional
men. suggesting "a gei,ogcthcr meet.
INK April Nth at S,ratford Thcs"
letters have gone to Clovis. TcXico.
farw'll friuna, llovina Hereford.
Canyon and Amarillo parties. and
more transcuntincn,al motor traffic
j. designated ~ the subject IN h. con.
sidurcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
\ cheer, Telegram was sent Tues.

\ CHEEKY telegram was sent Tues
day 10 Sovereign Commander ". \.
Fraser ~ the Woodmen ~ the World
now presiding M the Head Camp
Convention IN Houston. from the off
GERS II Alnmoosa Camp ". -. ", cN.
pressing confidence IN him. and love
for the order. This was signed by
j Horace Griggs. p. T. Walker.
Upton Jones. Il. T.. McGco. W. u.
Dcason. T.. a. Norman. I. l.. Hnncy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Tho Kh.ya Shrine. ~ Amarillo. is
making itself feli ai over 'h- Plains
Country u Texas and numerous fuuc.
I1ns are heinz and has,. h.,n staged
further ~, helpful aud cheering IN.
Gu,ncc = this wonderful department
e the great Masonlr fraternity Men
prominent IN ell walks u ifc. are civ.
ng their tim. and attention 20 the
pread - this work Among their ~
Ilhted fellows In this section q thu
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
\ meeting considered by Post Com.

\ meeting considered by Post Com.
mlnd'r Estes ~ the most important
one tu De- held boy Hanson Pos, No.
g. American Legion. during the
year b. scheduled Tor March 20. Il
Is the announced intention 20 rcor.
ganizr. 90 ro.work the schedules ~
the organization. and Go formulate "a
progJam ~ activities for 1921. Al
members and clieihlvs tn member.
sh.p 10 the organization are urged to
be- present Ht the city hail ~ 7.aO
o'clock Tuesday. March -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
IN. simpson. county and district

cl'rk uf SWish,r county. has written
from Tulu 90 friends IN Amarillo.
syiting forth hig pleasure by reason
90 the attitude 81 the Amarillo Pan.
handle Automotiyc Association press
relative 20 good roads lie states
that thu Puget SoundtoGulf In "a
road that has been badly neglected.
although one of great Importance.
Mr. Simpson states that h. and other
live citizens IT Tulia want To be- rep
resented in an meetings looking To
READ highway hcttcrmcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
SECRETARY Jaml,on II The Panhandle

Press Association. who d. chiefly
charged with the details u m. pro.
gram Ter the incoming ~ IA" orgaui.
zaiinn. states that be- will soon have
thr entire outline complete D. H.
understood that h. will soon cali e
meeting In tho entertainment pro.
gram together and work out the dc.
tails II that phase 81 the aOny,ntion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Heroford's Chamber 81 Commerce
Is doing things Tor the general good
{ the community. It's weekly MONDAY
unchoons are used as clearing house
mediums and scarcely a week iasses
without some outstanding movement
y greatly Forwarded through them
Now there has been worked out a
"nine-day fellowship sale. March Il.
20" The Chamber 1t Commerce also
had hand IN the transformation %
the Carl House" q eighteen rooms
into a siniiarium. % meet the pressing
needs % the communi,ys sick or IN.
jur,d These are bat few 81 the
hinss attracting attention IN Hereford.
through rs Chamber % Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
". y. Ca,,ell. delegate from Anna.

rillo Camp " o. W IN attending the
Head Camp Convention In Houston
this week II Is understood that the
Amarillo rs W"ll-as the Alamososn
Camp II this city. favors the cstab
hshmcut ~ tubcrrular aniiarium
In this community Tor the benefit of
IN" unfortunate members ~ the ct.
ganiztion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Tn. state Line Tuhuu, says There
IL a magic something that huy,rs over
our city and surunling country that
sends forth an Irresistible appeal O.
ihDsc ~ distant olim-s who were not
satisfied with the good. bu, or, looking
for the b.si" That's the spiri, that
wins f1r community Tn" editor -
the Tribune IT, so filled with Jos. for
The Plains Country 'ha, ne bubbles
over about H.. and ths world D.ts.d, j.
attracted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
ChIei Of roIIcc .IIm Keclon i nn.

thoriiy for thu statement that good
effects are already evidenced from
the added attention being given IN,
boys 90 Amarillo At one time h,
had "a many as fifteen boys In his
office under investigation ana nr
rest. The department iinder his
leadership became active len their
campaign against n,llnqucncics.
and In this way they have been aid.
n hy citizens ON the outside. and
much coed has resulted. H." states
howey'er. that there Is need Tor q
continuation ~ The work IN behalf ~
youthful offenders
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

the ad as o., had had his tire returned
90 him before eleven O'Clock aud that
another lariy had called up aud had
tried Co Ert him Co take co." that
be- had found.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Hale Center sl,ut Tuesday in the
city shupp.ur Nh P,riur De- cou.
u'ctpd with the First state Bank go
Hale center and is u veteran ot the
world war. serving as q captain in
th, auth division and while hc was in
Amarillo b" spent a large amount ui
his time visiting with his "hudlios
who wcr, overseas with him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
" u. ,Framc cNtrn,iycl, Inter.

csi'd In wheat farming just Yves, u
Amarillo. mad" the statement y,stor.
day that the moisture prior to the
snow was deep and me,tin the
needs u the CROP but that the most
recent precipitation viii Aruauy
benefit surface conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

g T. E,tty y =. Griggs. a.. G.
Malone and NJ. q. McG"r. Reference
was mad, iu the message tu the dele.
cation from the Alamoua camp
M'sus Taylor lsirurs. Travis and
Lpdiurd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Thr NnlcmohIIr Red Rnnk nf ION,

b. just no mo press ana ,.m.a r,.
rriy,d ir Amarillo show that ihr
highway through thi, ,i,y aud s,y
ton hiy, e prominent place therein.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
~. '. Tulle, y prominent farmer

rom The Pkag.yiew community. Visit.
81 in Ansuilldthis week. and reports
wheat in excellent condition lir
states that preparation. Cor row crop
planting are we'll on hand. and "a,
farmers ur, feeling hopeful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
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u representative If Tho News We'd.
u,s1Jy Iii. Local business con.
ditIors are steadily improving. and
and glad tn ly able Ca Iy that
travelling sJi,smon making the
Plains Country 81 Texas and adluIn.
ting territory state that Their, IL
evidence ~ l,tt,m,ut 800 every
point covered"