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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-21
New. orlean. Anniversary.

In 1923 the two hundredth ami
versary of the formal elevation OF
New Orleans to capital city, with
the historic Place d'Armes as its civic
center, will be celebrated, and by that
time it is hoped not only to have
jackson square and it's surroundings
duplicate it's ancient arrangement but
also to duplicate the ceremony which
marked the occasion as memorable az
any in American civic history. f,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-21
BE Honest About It
For Business Men

Keep an eye on the office boy. If
there is any loafng to be done, do it
yourself. '<$ Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
It's No SHOCK.

President Harding's inaugural ad'
dress was in perfect accord with his
former political announcements. IN tina,
u contained little that was definite 90
concrete Full Of vagueness and spar
king with glittcring gcn"raitics, II
proved neither q surprise nor q disap.
poln,ment The American people have
vet 90 guess what the ncw President
stands Tor 90 what his policy viii be
with reference 10 tbe great problems
that viii confront him. Many had
thought the Inauguration would be the
time for "a definite outline as io what
might be- expected from the now ruler
& the United states. but hc has chuscn
90 keep them IN thc dark and Il Is high
IS probable his hand will never be- shown
on any great. critical question until
circumstances make II no longer avoid
able -Childrcss Post
Woodrow Wilson was criticised bS
reason ~ the perfection ~ his written
aud spoXyn English. his direciness and
thsolui. and positive definition, and
now Thomas don't De- toe .Xac,ing u
President Harding IL a htti, strong N
The other direction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
AMARILLO II DOISG IT.

MAKE Amarillo the cleanes' city IN
Texas" Is the ambition behind the cam
Isign for cleanliness this week. II b
deeply gratifying 20 note the blended
efforts ~ the entire city IN this work.
From the highest 20 lowliesi u citizens
have pride In the outcome Il the
campalgn-ihe small house as well a.
the larger one. Is being enhanced by
I,ason Of the efforts being made 90 pui
the premises IN best possible condition.
This IL the Amarillo spirit. a spirit
tina, admits OF no halfway grounds
The citizens q Amarillo. without regard
to class or status. have pride In the
community and this serves ~ an urge
for excellency IN each and every cam
paiFn launched. Fllih h doomed. the
word has been passed out. and IN
wagons are gathering the rubbish &C
cumulations from allcyways at a great
rate.
Amarillo is determined % be- in th'
money" when the prizes are awarded
and this may be easily accomplished
n the present campaign serves merely
"a. a starter. and not the conclusion o
the program for cleanliness about III
grounds surrounding the houses In IN
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

lnr FULLEST aelsls u ssiHndliufss ard
lncums. their improvements and ihtir
pollcies IN other words they ln .
rather intimate ronse. take ihr putiie
lnio their cunfldonop. and reveal che in.
nee workings ~ che nhohIn,fy 81 ihrif
business
what Is The reason &C. ul his
change o. 10 ifoau.e iho corporate iu.
forests hpvr suddenly rralisod %, ~
lacy of then previous attitude o. D.
br,ause the hls enterprises uf Goo D.un
t1 have rWl.sti their true relationship
90 society ns whol,T Il ~ hraua
these Interests have learned that there
ls l.as danger in 600 Informed ,0nsfita
ency than there o. In an ignorant one
u II our Judgment that thes, great in'
i,,,sis hat, determined shat thrIr safe.
~ lies in their ability Co hy thr facts
befor, the masses and by ih.s shuNiHg
10 n.rn,ss. create 10 better aH'mrft
and a mar, friendly attitude
\ dlrk,ucd window creates ,ur.osIt,
suspicion ana finally prrh,ps cund'mu1.
ton u may b, that the disclosures
possible by thv htaHs ,. o.. sfr'r
would prove of the most innocent t,pc.
r that incons,gu,ntal de Hy,r.s
would lg 'hy sole reward IL the ,ffUtt
but 90 the samc time there w,J'd %" a
clearing away a. the doubt tHli 1000 40.
parent effort 90 veil something mad
created Tho great concerns DO che
United States have realized iho Nula'
u l,iting %, sunlight q ruhu, rtfr
to sweep over their affairs and they
are assisting ir this cifur, as much 80
possible They are sonding uut b,auii.
fully illustrated. simply phns,d lt'u.
tur,. so that the most thorough lay
mind may understand
Despite the unflyorablc criticism,
the administration Just quitting the
National capital. has brought the people
into more intimate relationship with
the sources through which they are
served. than has been known hcfOr,
The people fcd their relationship 60
government. their responsibility Tor
conditions. their blessings 81 citizenship
IN a way never previously r'aliz'SL
This IL happy state q affairs and
carries with IL definite assurances ~
q more friendly attitude between the
different elements II society knowl.
edge banlshcs suspicion and doubt
drifts away as yapor before the bright
sunshine. when facts are furnished 70
the public relative to those enterprises
IN which they arr concerned. whether
In matters q government o. In commo'
diiy supply sources. service corpora
tlons. or systems u religion or cduca.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

prov, conditions az Ellis Island. say
Nr- paa,cio.
Installation ~ state inspector
euI 70 Department ~ Labor official
90 Ellis Island. IN, one to super.
N.. passports. the other 10 act ~
1000 Immediate court II appeals from
decisions of boards ol inquiry.
Cooperation between immigra-
ton officials abroad and American
,Drsuls to select the proper Kind ~
immigrants and to han at the'stato
roo who nrH ahyiuusly disqualified
o. ,nt.r the United states.
The first reform she says woul'
-u,r unlimited red tape caused y,
appeals 90 Washington. which consc
vuynuy d,lDv oi from five Co siN week
during which uWU tho Immigrant !
kent ut Ellis island.
The latter rUiurm, she contends
would sryo DELAYS in examinations a
the island and would spare hoartachc
On immigrants who have been dupc
Iv nt,rs abroad iutu believing the
can pass the entrance tests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
YOUNG STREET LONrERS.

II b. encouraging Co observe the de.
crease ln the number ~ weldrcssod
Young l01fers ON our streets. There b.
always ground for suspicion when O.
Young stranger with mo- visible means
.,f support blows into town, nll d0ll,d
up aud seems Co ha,, nothing on hi-
mind hut e. trN 60 flirt with The less
cautious IT the fair seX-ui course after
first Tipping th" dust from his dainty
shoes with spotless handkerchief
strengthening his lovely neckti' adjust
ing his cont. and examining the crease
In his trousers. Hat poison b. tho only
real aniidcto for This pest, and it should
! BE- us.d--yiol,t scented rat poison with
lemon extract flavor -Quanah Obscrv
Ter.
The demand now Is for men first. and
after that Cor men who may dress well
and then maybe. fur immaculate
drosser--whatoycr th'y may BE-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
my IIkE IL.

Beginning tomorrow t o. expected
ihit ihr world uIii again tr r,gal.d
with co., -Il.uus d,-.l's uf Tho u,,n
tarH Uses ~ CLARA smith illmul and
hHr urrfrrnr iukr thmun Too bad
that 90 d. thr custom ui American counts
60 allow 900 thIs auciul tot tu hr uuh
lishrd aud placed before thr people ut
America. l,i o.. y,ry reading &C 70 is
communicating g. % dvrrvv iul, hnUwu
90 little appreciated The trial 90 this
su,iai outust Gee the murder ~ ii1mun
begins a. Ardm,r, Thuraiay and 10 Wili
duuhfl' POI prove Oh" principal head
liner fpr many newspapers tea days Co
ruW' Ihildruss Post
A. dvplorablr 40 the custom b.. 's
usi, a- are - revelations the people
Fat it up" and the mon, there b. oi
u. The better th'y like b..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
BEN IOl RE CORRECT.

Tn" WORK % assembling tn" grand
jury. returning indictment trial and
conviction 81 the boys az Lubbock Tor
IN, depot murder was record breaking
tn, boys received sentences ~ two Tot
% years and one Tor so years. Tn,
murder and attempted robbery was
Committed February siih, and the trial
started Just one week from that date.
conviction taking place On the Sth day
after the murder such speed and
'prompiness In enforcing our laws Will
do more 10 stop the crime wave than
ANYTHING else. ockn,y Beacon.
/ Nothing could be- more helpful IN
bringing about an end 10 mob violence
/ than to follow out the In, ~ action
shown by Lubbock county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

Those who are interested IN Amarillo
no longer attemp, 20 cvadc OF avoid
the fact tina; this city Is confronted
with a water shortage-one ~ such
proportions as 10 make imperative i'm
mediate action Tor the alienation Of the
situation.
That all may have an opportunity 70
be heard on this matter the city Com
mission will be- In session az 10 o'clock
this forenoon. with nothing else %
claim attention. There will be- expires
ssons from water experts. from cne!n'
etru. from geologisis all On the neees
si,y for more water. and ways and
means Of getting this. and perhaps
statements AZ 70 the cost u the sane
X n not the intention 81 the Commits
sion to ccnfine the Investigation purely
10 the realm q the scientific and tech
nIcal lines. II IL rather the intention
Of the Commission Co give all who have
something TO say. a chance TO say H.
and 20 get all Of the facts before the
city, % tina; when action Is taken u
shan have the soundcst possible fcun'
datinn In fact. and n probation on the
truest assumptions.
Amarlllo's future depends on her
ability 20 develop a great. chcaply
priced, water supply. Without this
she will he an overgrown indiyldun
without the adornmenis or the susie
nance 50 highly essential to her further
development Let II no; be overlooked
that the City Light a Water Company
has thrown ~ hands UP and declares
that without an Increase In rates u car
not continue TO expand It's system Of
wells. and the supply OF water. Th'
fact II that the promise for water sup
My increase based ON an appreciate
hiking Of the rates. n not for a grea'
volume o. water. Statements made by
Mr.. Faller Of the company named arr
10 the effect that as the wells are ~
tended 20 the northeast, those TO south
west are reduced In flow. With the &C
CtulAuCt u htlfrF rtaAfAtfttAN - tNaNNN
one would be inclined to think that bu
comparatively little gain viii be mad
by an extension % the wells. NORTH
ward. for there Is dimuniiion Of III
supply from those to the southwark
in consequence Of the extension.
In view Of these statements and the
are accredited with soundness. ihe'
seems to be little hope that the con
pany now furnishing water to Amariii
even with the price advance asked an
denied 80 far by the city. and the exiei
sion Of the system Of wells would Ion
be adequate 20 the needs q Amarll
with it, expansion. at no greater rat
than tina, normally evidenced
Amarillo men and women who are az
bilious for progress. should no, wiihho
themselves from meeting today. Th'
should b. present end hear and BE- hea
IN the interest Of this vitality importa
project. They are cordially invited al
expected 10 b. present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
UNFIT lsIMECRANTSPASSELLIS
ISLAND, SAYS WELFARE WORKER
Ry r. NJ TrIlERRY

reform the place" says Mrs I~st'd".
Mrs uast,do WIS appointed welfare
director hy Assistant Secretary 81 la
Iur Louis p. Post. and directs tn 1'.
tiyit.,s oi % welfare organizations.
Among them are the ~ ". G. \"
Y. 81. 4. 4. Travellers Aid Society. ".
c. r. L.. American Tract Society, In.
u.i,r,rt Ala u ulrtm,ut ~ the COW.
ell ~ jewish Women, th' city Mission.
Hebrew shelter aud Immigrant AID 80
cie;y. New York Eihl" Society, Irish
Immigrant Society, Wumpn's Board II
Home Missions vi Presbyterian Church,
Lutheran Immigrant Aid Society ST
Raphael Sucicty Cor Italian Immigrants
and swedish Lutheran Immigrant
Homo.
Those steps should be taken To- i'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
MI NnI 'IlI NnIlNIlI.

Tho man vhn THINKS the roIl' o.
T,sHF prp nH ishlHd Governed SET
dnI knue the tfupsr ~ tho usafiir
Even 90. ss Who urias'd fhe governor
iuuns ha campaign rHN rndOta lIa
stand un matters ~ uuii. r.li.f -liHI
county iipah
Wc bnuw thu 'hr rcUpls u, behind
GDurUf N,H snd th.tt, F,iuE tu D.,
h,hHi hun micro Hud wHI. Hs ihrt uu
llIHHub h.s poli,i,. and t.'laHUus 30
Del doubtful 10 Those who hlt, seen 200
io ,prosv the Govsrnur duung tho past
legislative session were at 40 uuilirnd
y O. him lur difference 10 opinion
.H fpt..OD matters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
WELL. WHY not.

The West Texas and Panhandle TIP
oi the legislators h. declared of for
IN. urefsnt We upine 49, The fact
Is that II Is not ~ an practical for IN,
legislature o. take Junkc,ing trip Of
fifteen hundred miles even II the rail
road fare l. paid by private suhsefip'
tons. The "trip vii no; be taken even
by the next session of the legislature
Hall County Herald.
Why should the Texas legislature nov
visit tho Plains Country, the western
and northwestern sect ms Of the state
II seems 70 o. that u would be the hest
investment this portion Of the stat
could make. for there are men ~ u'a'
body who do not ever know NJ matter
u personal knowledge that lhe1e
such a territory as this In "h'oh w
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
THIS CITY. TOO

There IL q demand f"r more brick
buildings iu Childr,ss This II the best
town in Texas fnr city uf i've thou
sand population Ruiid m,r, and we Vii.
grow more 'hildrpss Index
Amarillo has "a need fur more build
inrs M which to adequately hnus, all ~
her mercantile and other enterprises
Neither would 10 q, in keeping with thu
facts. Co Say th1t Amarillo and chi
dress are the only ones e. which this
statement applies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

...t. 49, t.si e. ss.sfH go stia'
II. rs II fs. sisisl fsie ~
.l..sa ~ fs.fIra iH htiaf
,..a,.s 81 faHdHng A. rfftfHi ~ ~
.....ri nfIhsf larflaH'f a III
80 D.. msF g. ga lH lnf. I"
....i,la.stt tHf. aHH aaHth
'......,r. ttsa,rh ah.sh co., rhmHHi ft
,.nas nst o. lied plih ih n h'l'
ruin. o. &C. lmis MAJ D. HH' ''
. H.. ..fH hifa iN 90 saHH
tl.st fts tffual na itmr H usii iAH N''
ana b bel co. sair r' iss aitaA '
,h. ..ue Htp as co., hshi To- 'tt
ma sls. a. irsiri % slnHrhi H hii
Hrht uaInf r. shade uf rufii'n VIVID
huir in n nH ihH nrhi ~ sh.nr 'hi"'.h
Tosilng with iff''t m 'aia'H
shrtid h. dome in difk iHm ll'l
zach srF with che lHrEr snd ur re-
thai ths nire of go Or Uh my :"
sasn. as vii nH thn rpndiii"h ~ 'h.
omifYu nr rrun. A. inisftllr 'rs nh.h
randl,i looks perfectly cloar lhU iH'
~ a tt,rsn ,n,, .,..... '.f''" ''r "l''A'
dark ria SHOWN ns che en'l 80"
With "a maaH ~ utiio blnpt veins ind.i'.
lnr IN 90 directions Whru thr germ Dr.
dad. and The sRg has lEon iuruiui'l
fnr ~ isiHt q hour. the hloni f'iilH
away from the embryo toward The edges
~ the yuik forming IN some eases nn
irregular circle ~ blood, known aH
hlaod rlng Errs vary IN ihiF r'sp' T.
some showing only n streak NJ blood.
Al mfcriilr vgrF, and thuH" with
dead germs. should b. removed at the
end ~ 'hr frt test Ergs with dad
germs snon dc,lv and give of lHd
udur " allowed to remain, Tho infrtiilo
rrrs make good feed for young ch.rk'
| rnr
! At the second test. ON the fourteenth
dny. the cFEs containing strong. living
ohhryus viii b. dark and well filicd up,
showing clear. sharp, distinct line
between The air cell and tn CROWNS
embryo. while eggs with dead germs
viii show only partial development and
lack this clear. distinct outline.
Period IT Incubation.
The period of incubation f"r hons
,ggs b. twcnty.onc DAYS, but usually
some ~ the eggs hatch the evening 4"
the twentieth day. Sometimes n han
pens. however. that the hatch viii rul
over the twcnty.fiwt day, crpccilll,
during cool weather.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
CowARDIX ACrIoN SHOWS.

The News II IN receipt uf a cummunl
cation from some person who did no,
have the nerve 20 sign his name, re-
eardlng the Y NJ. c. 4. preliminary
campaign now sweeping Amarillo as
popular wave. This person who conccals
his identity. and yet desires To have
consideration. like all such, has acted
i'm a cowardly manner. II II unprin'
cipled to hide behind a fictitious maine
and hope 20 stab a man OF a cause with.
out being coupled up with the tranac'
ton
/ These statements are no; made sim
/ ply because the matter under attack
happens 60 be- the Y ~. c. \, FOR II
would apply equally Well. In connection
with any other movement or principle
That man who would strike under the
cover q nonIdeniiiy who would shoot
from tho dark. whether NJ a man o. a
movement. IL no; worthy u the same
Consideration 20 which a good man Is
entitled He IL either very ignorant,
or is wilfully a coward.
Those who have not the nerve "a
come out in the open and fight fairly
are no, worthy % b, heard In Conncc'
ton with any movement attracting the
attention q the people. They have not
the fine quality u courage, and their
"spew" should be- cast cut a. soon a'
Il Is evidenced such persons wan
their ideas injected into campaigns
, Into discussions, into the prints. hu
they wan, 90 have their identity sub
merged 80 that IN the event there .
any ccnsure. or adverse criticism. the'
will cscapc is darts. its condemnation
The News has an open. public opiniC
column into which /, invites the pee
, pie a. come with their contribution
!, The News also acknowledges the priv
/, lege ~ s1writcr. o. withhold his nam
I, from the matter he desires 90 hav
, printed. but absolutely denies the az
sumption q the privilege Co Withhold
his name from the paper. This mu'
accompany al communications, an
3, may b. withheld from publication D
request. and showing u reason VII
!. this should b, done.
a 80 communication will be- consider
/, 10 the name u the writer is not ryvea
- I'd o. the paper. The News declines
!. make itself party 20 yoicing cor
= muulcaiion when the writer u the san
!. has not IN. manhood o. back his =
!, prcssluns by attacking he namo
might De- even then. that the matt
!, would De- Objectionable libelOus. sla
4. derous. damaging reflective. and
"A could not therefore &c. adiudged ava
- able. The question - admitting mf
.. Ter In any department or section
p. Tho News viii always be- passed ON
\, those IN charge The News il not
\. medium Tor venting - spleen. the a.ri'
- Of personal differences or the grindi'
i, u axes and when evidences Il any
these actions arc found the manuscri
,s will not b. printed.
A Cowardice is written an over the
a onymous letter when rs contents 90
iv tain an attack. and The heau'T -
-, commerda,ion r. spoiled without
no name % the person u'ttering such
n. preston. al sho would give oxprcssi
10 their views through the columns
Tho News must make known III
names. and then fight clean. Gle
araigh, and fair. for real rrinciT
10, objec, or end. otherwise there viii
"A. M publication Of their communicate
rs ------- t.--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
Jerry HITS SPOT.

Physicians may prescribe beer Tor
medical purposes under a recent de.
cislun d,finlng the Nolstcad Act \
ho, summer will probably bring an un.
usual amount ~ ILLNESS Memphis
Democrat
Jerry. you're hit the spot. and the
chances are that thcrru b, regular
Epidemic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
HERE II HOPING.

some day. and possibly not far of,
the santa Fe will possibly build line
from Floydada to Fort Worth and from
Plainyiow To- Dimmitt. Hereford. Tucum'
earl and a. the Dawson coal fields. j,
would open W wonderful section. and
would make Plainyiew bigger town.
PlainView News.
Wei. Jesse. here's hoying that the
dream comes true. You're right, II
would be great thing Tor all that
territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
SENTIMENT Has CHANGED.

The memory needs no, % bear a
heavy strain TO recall tho days when
great corporate interests Ecredly guard
"a their records. keen their workings
c.o>ay covered made plain the tact
that their business was their business
and that they invited no iniermeddlirs'
What a change has now come over the
great enterprises ~ the world They
issue In concrete and comprehensive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

Il h OF little profit for hen to SIT
patiently for q days II the eggs over
which she fluffs her feathers are Infer
tile or II the germs In them have died
Neither does u pay To- run an incubator
for three weeks. with its attendant car"
and expense. II the eggs In 1t ar" not
fertile.
Test Eggs For Fertility.
Al poultry owners who raise chl'ks
should BE- thoroughly familiar with the
method II testing eggs An egg. whcth'
or II Is fertile or not, has q small gray
ish spot known Ms the gcrminal spot
on the surface 81 the yolk As soon as "a
fertile egg II placed under hen ~ IN
AN Incubator the development 81 the
germ begins an eggs should h" tested
al least twice during the incubation Pc
Rod. SAY poultry specialists of the Unit
cd states Department Of Agriculture
This IL done preferably an the seventh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

THIRTY nine railroads. comprising 80
United States. have their terminals tn
per cent Of the total rail mileage Of the
Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

and fourteenth days. The infcrtllc eggs
and those with dead germs, should then
he removed. Whitcshcll eggs can be-
tested ON the fourth or firth day. where
as the development ~ eggs having
brown shells often cannot he seen 10y
the use of the ordinary egg tester until
the seventh day
\ satisfactory homemade egg tester
or Gambler can be- made with shoe
box ar any other box large enough Ia
hold the lamp. cut u hole little larger
/ than g5.ccut piece In Oh sid" ot the
box. 80 that when the lamp II placed
inside the bon the hole In the side vii
I lc opposite the flame. Make a hole
also In tho top ur the hoN large enough
to prevent the top from catching iir'
/ from the heat Of the lamp. When the
/ chimney Is long enough, allow II To cN
tend through the top of the box. This
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

There arr more than % .0oo f,rtor,r,
IN chicago. with an output valued AZ
80. 500. 100000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

Nearly thrcefourlhs OF the country's
supply of hides comes through Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

Animals slaughtered In the Chicaro
stockyards annually number about is..
eco 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

The gross sales 81 Chicago's i've bag
packers are said to exceed iS,oo0.0e0..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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All news dispatches credited % IN or net
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also other locnl news published herein
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
MORE WATER FOR AMARILLO,

SPECIAL Associated Press Leased Wire
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