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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
FRIDAY The ROCK ISLAND ARGUS JUNE 9. 1921
lows ACCEPT GIFT or ISLANDERS


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HM ne
NO L.
ANn~ NH
US
SANS
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Andy Norman, lete q Icefe
Ha1te, was In N islander un1iorH
neon. Norman y the big p2cher
who lasted three innings against
Rock Island h The speatng game
Of the season hero with TIE Tots.
He Will be given . chaAce 70 snow
II he has anything ous n n AIe.
" likely be can display any u tho
talent Boss 1cQuillan now Aas ier
firing line duty.
Manager Mcouillan has lines out
for new players, one of whom is
another pitcher Who has been with
q Three-Eye club this season.
twirler. who beat them twice. once
IN eleven innings, giving them only
three hits. Why he was released
by the other club is an unsolVeo
mystery but the TACT remains ROCK
'dependability and there seems little
need for additional talent
Rem Smith. who covered the ini.
tiaI sack for the islanders last sea.
SON. ia playine the outfield for Jon.
lin in the Western leaSue this year.
and between times is performing
nnito we'll an the firing line. His
ant surprises of the year for Jop-
Hnites. Reports from the Missouri
civ saw he has pleuty Of smoke.
0ood Central and = hnsv Noodle.
-
ne 1vas sure niaue d quicA
STU STU t Nv, ~, .ne 1, ~. 20 1c n"n,o.
wnen tney ioSl II out VI 10 ealnes
Oh their hrst ROAD Tip going Irorl
nrst piace W Lne ceiiar IN less lnau
."o WEEKS. Inc E'as nave Sisneu
season seas 10 cover tnlro oase ior tue
~ Team. Martn oroke into yes,
terdays game as a plncn nltter and
connected Tor single. Inc Evas
nave also signed Outneider we've,
VINO played IN the Texas league last
year. Bashang mas released Thlrd
baseman Bullock and Pltcner
Dan VLeary, who In the palmy
days OF baseball In Rock island
handie9 tne catching assignment,
and who Later pil0ted the Daven.
port Blue Sex, threatens to break
game again. Dan has Joined the
Oklahoma City team in the West
ern league as coach. but Dame Ru-
NOR has It he is to succeed Dick
Breen as the chief. Breen Is un.
derstood to have become disgrup.
tied at Official interference with his
duties "a manager.
without success tn make eood IN
Three-Eve comnanv With Rock 1s.
land ,aat se.aop has haan sh;nnad
hv 1onlin to Fort Smith AZ ppo0
Hoffman, whom fans viii rem.m.
her az the vonn1 catcber i,troIne-
cd nv Jack Tirhe dnr;rr tho shor1
season Of 1917 ia sSow;po , snt,i civ,
M ~" AVi
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Ben Smith, who covered the ini.
tial sack for the islanders last sea-
son, is playing the outfield for Jop-
lin in the Western league this year,
and between times is performing
quite well on the firing line. His
pitching has been one Of the pleas
ant surprises Of the year for Jop-
Hnites. Reports from the Missouri
city say he has plenty Of smoke,
good control and a busy noodle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Napoleon is Said to have started
the beet sugar industry in 1911.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
VANS GO TO CALI.
FORNIA.

That Louisiana is broadening her
market for sweet potatoes is evil
denced by recent activities Of the
Louisiana Sweet Potato exchange
which have been instrumental in ship.
ping sweets to Pacific coast points,
Although California has received ths
majority Of these shipments . mum.
Der of cars have gone to Portland and
Seattle, according to Mr.. Hull, sweet
potato specialist in the State Uni
versity Extension Division.
High freight rates have been Z
deterring factor in a free movement
to these distant markets, but the ex
change is working to secure q semi
perishable rate which win be . con
siderable reduction over the presen'
perishable rate. This win no doub'
give the sweet potato industry . biz
impetus.
"When California, that connois
seur Of quality products, comes 4
Louisiana for sweet potatoes" say
Mr.. Hull, cit is evident that Louis
lana has something good lin that
line"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
RAINED FISH AND EELs.

Natchez, Miss, April 27.-During
an unusual heavy rain here Tuesday
fish and cells fell from the sky and
were picked up alive, according to
a number of persons. Several of the
fish and eels were brought to the
office Of the Natchez Democrat and
the occurrence has created much
speculation as to how the finny spec
linens were drawn up into the clouds,
although it is stated by old residents
that the incident is not unusual
Natchez Special to Herald.
The public has grown to expect any
thing from Natchez. Hogs that hunt
like dogs, that dig bait and fish, mules
that go to church, and folks who out
law slot machines. This fish and eel
story isnt surprising; IN fact, had the
press reporter at that town stated
that fish and eels were peddling white
lightning we would have believed him.
Port Gibson Revielle.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29

Tia iutov-pikv r1oootiDO and thinner
~ IS. Rot.rv Climb ~ I,ake charIss.
I.nrine. Crovlev- .rr I.s.vett. ~
he,a - soutbvestern 1nskituta Thur,-
d.v ev.r;r. Apr;l q nnder the
.,sr;-.. ~ n. Hou..hold Art. De.
r.-t,,.r+
~. A.h,.t;.. and Al n.r.rtm.nt.
- sc.thv.se.rr Tnstst,ts vill mr.
500 . Mill. M.v NV F..t;v.I and
p.s.srt IN the front AVN wedne.-
~ Nv 4 - 6.ao
r.hh; Me- u.a.- - T.mr,. 81
-; -, o,,..,. l.. ....rt.d ~
:--s-ss.- 1870 =. rsr
80. 49,. ~ 500 p = ucr,
- !. p..I,:. c..s.s - $500
- -. 10y 49,. s !. !.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
rHos. ?. xELL-l

Thomas p. Kell, for many years
president Of the Fifth LouiEiana
Levee Board, prominent merchant and
planter Of Madison Parish and we'll
known and highly esteemed in this
city, passed away here today altar .
long illness. The remalnA win BE-
taken to Tallulah, La, this aftsrnoon
and interrment win take place there
tomorrow. 81
Mr.. Kell il survived by his wife,
two sons, and two laughter, Ill Of
whom were 1t his bedside ct the last
and al Of whom have the sincere
sympathy Of mant vicksbury friends.
Deceased had bsen in failing health
for the past year or two, but It was
only during the past few weeks that
he became .incapscitated from At
tending to his numerous interests. He
was brought to vieksburg about three
weeks EGO but = complicated kidney
trouble had made such inroads on hid
vitality TIT he could not survive and
he PASSED peacefully sway this morn
ing, SURROUNDED by his loved ones
,-vicksbufe Post, Tuesday. I
News Of the death Of Mr.. KEN VA
heard in Tepsas parish with greatest
regret. While deceased did not Hive Ia
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
civic and business affairs.

civic and business affairs.
He figured prominently in the real
estate deal incident 70 the entry Of
the Frisco railroad to this city and
took an active interest in making
New Orleans a cotton port. He was
as well known in Mississippi as in
Louisiana and always loved to visit
the state where he was born.
Mr.. Wexler at the time Of his death
was a director Of the State Bank, the
American Malt Company, the New
Amsterdam Casualty Company and
the Downew Shipbuilding Company,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29

From present indications resultant
from the stubborn attitude Of the
typographical Unions throughout
the country, demanding shorter hours
and increased pay, It looks like a
general tie-up in print shops may be
expected. Happily the strike will eff
fecS but few newspapers, job shops
being the greatest sufferers, and il
ID likely that . majority Of the job
printing shops in the United States
viii u least run on short force while
many win have to close down. In this
connection it is pertinent to remark
that the print shops Of the Fifth
Louisiana Levee District, viz: Lake
Providence, Tallulah, St. Joseph and
vidalia, win not be greatly incon-
venienced by this walk-out, rs these
shops are largely family affairs, and
we al know the old story Of house
divided against itself. And en-pas.
SAINT we viii say that should the PEG.
pie Of these parishes need any kind
Of job work done during the pending
strike, the home shops being unaf.
fectsd can promptly fill all or
ders. But it does seem . little unfair
70 give the home shop tie work only
when It Is not convenient to get il
done elsewhere. We ought not be
made .: convenience Of. The home
man bs6ng the more dependable
should be the more regularly pat
ronised.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
MONUMENTS AND roMssToHEs-

I wish to announce that I have
accepted agency for :nis parish ana
adjoining parishes, of the Common
wealth Marble and Granite Company
Of Canton, Georgia, and viii %
pleased to see any one VINO may con-
template buying a monument OF
tombstone for their dead. / can BE
reached at st. Joseph, Box $780, ana
will be glad to come on CALI / have
as good line of marble and granite
as can be found anywhere and the
prices are right. viii appreciate any
business given me.
ALBERT J. WATSON.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
Strayed .. Stolen


One large roam mare, about 101b
bands high and maybe 10 years old;
has one eye out, one front foos
crooked, bent outward. Disappeared
from "China Grove plantation on
Bird April. / will pay . reward OF
$1,000 for return Of this mare to me
At above place.
JOS. NJ. HARPER.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29

The Gazette carries carbon paper
in stock and will be glad to eel IN
sheets or in boxes % desired.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29

S~st - ~ walls ~ i 4 ans
- y w nm ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29
NOTICE.

The listing. Of all properties in
Tensas Parish for assessment for
1921 has been completed and said
lists are open for the next 80 days
for inspection and correction. All
property owners are therefore mott
fled to call and satisfy themselves as
to correctness Of assessment.
A. G. BONDUkANT, Assessor.
st. Joseph, La, April goth, 1921
FOR SALE-A few settings Of Rhode
Island Red eggs from $500 hens
and $4,000 cock, at less than half
price. Harrison stock direct $500
per setting. Send for mating list.
Address,
AlntIE fAn4sy
IS Myrtls Ava, Matches, Miss.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-29

Our business is strictly cash, 90
plessa dn MT AK for credit, as we
keep no books.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
PRICE FOR FORDSON TRACTOR
HAS BEEN CIT sl65.Oe

Edscl u. Ford. president ~ the Ford
Motor co. today announced u decrease
az siGs In the price of the Fordson.
tractor. effective Immediately, and
added that II large volume of new
business II not obtained. II may bs
necessary 20 make Increases on the
new price.
Mr. Ford's statement, In part. fol
lows
The price Of the fordson tractor
has hecn reduced sleb. effective I'M
mediately.
This price change has been made
possible through lower costs uf ma
trrials and the fact that We are now
locatcd In our new tractor plant, with
greatly increased economic manuiac'
turing facilities In immediate connec'
tion with our foundry and machine
shops. and large blast furnaces where
iron IN poured directly from the ore
giving us maximum efficiency with the
pow.r to reduce cost of reproduction
There II no change in present Ford
car and truck prices, which are al
ready at the lowest possible figure
and now with rock bottom reached on
the tractor price a further reduction
In prices of either the car. truck o'
tractor IN out of the question. IN ia'''
the big price cuts have been made III
anticipation " continuous maximum
production. and Increases may bS
necessary before Ions u large
volume uf new business ~ not obtain
ed. Therefore present prices ot Ford
products can not h. guaranteed against
pnssihlc increases. Detroit News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

TOPEKA. Kans, Feb. 5.--Cpon
receipt of unofficial reports here
iulny that Alexander VI. Howaia
President ~ the kansas Mine
Workers Union. had called a strike
al a coal mine la Crawford Coun'
~ and that about 200 men were
idle. the stat" authorities immc
diat.ly took steps to ascertain
whether strike actually existed.
and whether. n called. Il violated
IA. terms " the state industrial
relations law.
Richard I. Hopkins attorney
general. announced h. had wired
the county attorney at PlttSburg
Ia make thorough Investigation
of the report and wire him finding
,o Topeka. Any action taken. Mr
Hopkins said. would depend upon
the nature u the repgrt,
Governor Henry !, Allen declined
,o discuss the situation beyond
stating that he had placed the en-
lire matter IN the han's of the
attorney general. and that action
would follow u II was found the
Jaw had been violated.
In a statement tonight. John \.
crawford. statr labor commission
ca. declared no strike existed tn
the Kansas coal fields
The men In one of the mines
were ou, two days. understand,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
COLL|NGsW0RTH COUNTY
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
PLANT NUMBER TREES

WELLINGTON. Texas. Feb "a
blgg tree planting campaign IL being
put on in Coilineswor,h Comfy by the
Wellington Chamber ~ Commerce.
County Agricultural Agent A. l., New
lin and County Judge G. G. Small All
the schools of the country are being
organized into tree planting clubs ana
$4,000 in premiums is bcing offered
,o the schools making the best records
The state Forestry Department II CO.
poera,ing with the County Agent and
and has furnished the literature and
progras Tor the planting Arhor Day
will be observed. and II II expected that
at lcas, 5OoO trees will he put out on that
day hy the school children of the coun'
~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
TAHMENAH SHRINE CLUB
HAS SUCCESSFUL MEETING.

sreelsi ~ The News
PLAiNvIEW. Feb b.-Tahmenah
Shrine Club held the most successful 10.
clal meeting ~ It's existence Thurs.
day night In the Masonic home In
Plalnvicw one hundred Mobiles and
about half that number of ladies were
present. a very sumptuous banquet
was served. after which n musical pro.
gram and electrical stunt party fur.
nlshed entertainment and amusement.
The banquet was served In the large
dining room In the Masonic building,
and was prepared In the modern kiich'
cn In the home. Plainyicw Masons own
a $50 600 home
Tahmcnah now has nearly 100 men,
hors. II is the strongest club under the
jurisdiction ~ Khiya In the South Fan.
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Will Have banquet

WELLINGTON. Texas. Feb. THE
Wellington Chamber of Commerce has
announced thli on February - " VIII
have rs regular boostor spring han
uuri Tho WELLINGTON Motor Company
Gnrtrc hss hc"n so,uud. and arraiige'
mcuis made f'r SEQ guests. Several out
81 town rue.ts arr expected Porter n.
Whllcy aud ". X Whipplc of Wcs,
Texas Chamber Of Commerce have ac'
,rutrd invitations and several other
rramncut speakers ATE expected ia
thn evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
OLD TIME ELKs ARE
INVITED TO MEETING

Every Old time Elk in Amarillo Is
cordially invited to attend the meeting
II Amarillo l.u,igc No. as3, u. J.. ..
Elks. at = o'olock tomorrow night at
which time the past exalted rulers
viii hold their annual meeting The
iast exalted rulers viii fill thr prcsid'
ing officers chairs and t IL expected
th,y will make somc remarks regard
ing the history of the loCal lodge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
ROCKS ADDED To LIBRARY
vt MkNLiND COLLEGE,.


" efts' - Ths NeNt
PI.AlNNi:W. Feb. b.-EXtensivc i'm.
proyrmcnts and additions are being
made to the science laboratories OF
waNland college, and when the work
h finished the school viii have equip
mcut In this respect equal 10 that ~
any junior college In the state. The cN.
tensions were made possible hy a re-.
cont liberal sift of Henry Stone of Am.
arilln
several hundred hooks are being
cddcd to the Z T.. Num- Library of the
college. The library now contains over
: 0oo volumes The Wayland College
library was endowed by pr. J. y. Mum
uf Amarillo several years ago. and In
appreciation the trustees named the
library fur him.
Considerable equipment " also b.
ing placcd IN the administration Office
of the cVllcgV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
DALLAS POSTOFFICE ROBBERS GIVEN SENTENCE
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LIKELY TO BE MOVED
IRISH LEA DERS DENOUNCE ACTIONS OF BRITISH
THEY'RE SUBSCRIBING

Every day The News receives new
subscribers not only from citizens In
Amarillo but from over the Plains
Country Of Texas many of them nc.
companied by words 81 endorsement.
The endorsement of voluntary sub.
scriptions w.ihaot solicitation. In
gratifying. indicating nm approval
that In greatly appreciated.
Conscientious. and standing for all
~ the best interests of Amarillo and
the Texas Plains Country. The News
In proud of the recognltions Of thous-
nnda az friends. and Acknowledges
with pleasure tho compliment con.
vcycd through subscriptions placed
daily by mail. by telephone and In
person. '~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
KANSAS MINERS MAY WALKOUT;
HOWATT CALLED TO FIELD BY
MEMBERS OF TOPEKA COUNCIL.

said Mr. Crawford but they have
gone back tn work Cessation oi
work fur day or two is common
orcurracncc In the mining district
and really means very little. |
know little of the details of this
particular case. Ouc uf our In
spcctris has checked up on the
case and the report has been mall
r,l tn my office"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
COAL MINERS WILL
WALK OUT, HOWATT
MAKES STATEMENT
No EFFORTS MADE TO SETTLE
STRIKE 10 FAR As CAN BE
AsCERTAINED.



ny A''"e'A''d Pres
PiTTSBuRG' kansoH' Feo' e'-A'eN'
nndcr NJ IIowatt. president of the Kan
s,s nina workera unlcn. announced 10.
-, -. a., ~, .,.u,. 90 soo
"V '''"' "' '''. N's "
miners employed IN the Two mines o'
the Geo. II. Mackie fuel company. In
calling n. Uowatt sald. ne had acted up.
s,...,,... ., an. un,oo. a,.,rlc,
y"
board The waikou' IN 'h' 'fS' W '"'
kind 10 he called since the passage Of
the law creating the state court of In
a,,.,,,., ..,.,,o,s . v.ar aeo
-. -. .,,.,., -,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
WOMEN MAY m FORCED
TO NAME CITY CANDIDATES

Mrs u. :. Thompson. woman member
OF the committee named TO select can.
didatcs Tor city commissioners. only
said women win take up the matter u
men fail. she states. That statement
was more IN lcvity than earnest. and
Inference beyond the bare statement 10
not warranted. she adds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Ired Fyie. Splinter

Fred fyic. local hlgh school student,
was pronounced by d. II. olicr one
u the mos, promising sprlnters he has
seen run. olicr II n student Of Drake
University and n member OF the AmcrI.
lean olympic team In 1919. lie witness.
cd performances by local athletes while
here the past week and made the pre-
diction that Fyfc should be able TO
match against any runner In the 100.
yard dash. and the 22o yard relay with
In another year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
ALFRED uOI.BERG az PItIN.
VIEW DIES SUDDENLY SATURDAY

Special - Tte New
pI.AINVIEW. Fob ALFRED IIol.
hcrg. died suddenly this morning as
the result ~ appoplcNy In his room
this morning. following severe
hcmouhagc Mr ilolhcrg suffered an
apoplcciiC stroke several months aso.
and was quite ~ at that time. hut had
recovered and was engaged On IN"
Flnyd Davenport ranch prior 90 MS
fatal illness. lie is slngl, and surNivri
Ia his nlrents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
wAsIIINGTON. Fsb. s.--Senaior

WAsIIINGTON, Feb. 5.--Senafor
McCumbor. of North Dakota. rank.
INK republican member q the finance
committee. told the senate today no
had grave doubts" that the soldier
bonus bill would be- enacted at this
session. although he hoped the a.
nance committee would be able 10 re-
port the measure after the emer.
gcncy tariff bill was out Of the way.
Senator Harrison. democrat. MlSsls'
slppi. said he intended 90 offer the
bonus hill as an amendment to the
emergency tariff measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

IAN Il hc that never more
Men viii grow on Islands,
ithalu and Eriskcy,
Iceland and Tahiti
Must the engines he has forged
l.aNin ~ fur spaces
That the Islands dWindlc down,
Dwindlr down
Pots that shelyc the tap root -
growth
Must u ir that never more
Men viii floWtr un islands,
Crete and Corsica. Mityi"nc
An,n and Iona.
-padraic Colum In the New Hcpuhlk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Rock Island officer Herr.

\. n. Warner q neral manager of
the Ruck Island. srrut stiurshy Ia the
city Itc visited Agent y. ". Farley
while here. hut gave out mn infofma.
lion concerning contemplated Hock 10
-.-.---.---...--..L-- - nLlI..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-PIans for

WNNFfNWFVNs FE"' u E"ffH '"'
a model 'air way" from Dayton.
Ohio. to Washington. were announced
by the army air service. Towns
along the route have been called
upon To- provide cleared space for
landing fields. and the service ex'
pects To equip them with surplus
material and pho, them on air charts.
although II had no funds 20 spend
on the fields Officials here. how
ever. 10 establish a pattern ON which
similar routes over the country cas
bc modelled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--,n item

fnr SeOo. 600 In the sundry civil ap
preparation bill 10 pay the cost OF
guarding liquor. automobiles and
other property seized by the govern
mcnt In enforcing prohibition. was
adopted to-day by the Senate. The
amendment was inserted after
WAYNE n. Wheeler. anti.saloon
league counsel had testified that
mor, than ss00O0 gallons of liquor
of 81 goo. .O00 worth oi automobiles
had been seized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
L AT E N E w S
BULLETINS
-.-.-.-.--s--s-
Hot off the Wire
WAsmINtTON, Feb. s.-An Amer.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-An Amer.
lean legion delegation was told by
senator pcnrose. of Pennsylvania.
Senate finance committee. chairman
today that he would favor Increases
In federal taxation II necessary 20
provide for the proposed cash bonus
Tor war veterans lie Expressed
doubt. however. whether the legisln.
tion could be- put through during th.
present session of Congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Men on Islands

Forccasi Sunddy IaItly cIoudy 10
cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

4. =. Department Of Agriculture
Weather bureau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Humidity Data

Highest yesterday h w" w.
lowest 81.
Highest yesterday GO lowest %.