davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03

hle Je dfevo, re ktereho Sc ta-
kovl PAM rezou. ia nebo vas
pan farar k necemu takovemu
schopnosti nemame. Pomoz
Pan Buh tomu vikariatu, kde
bude panovat. Ami "a dob in
kvisice nesoudili tax prisne,
!jak bude soudit on"
"Jen bude-li moci," rozoh-
1oval Sc Jan, 80 jeho chy-
bach Sc take vi a budeli on
bezohledny, najde Sc kosa ma
kamen."
"Povidam, re jste jeste ko-
te, ktere nerozumi syetu. My
site, re 81 da neco dokaZat? -?
Ten je jako uhof, vymkne Sc z
ruky a jeste k tomu kousne.
Pamatujte 81, CO vam jako star
81 a zkusenejsi poradim. Sc
tkate-li Sc takovym, vyhne-
/ tie sc mu a uteGte. RAM vas a
lnapadne, dTiv nez Sc odhodla-
tie sam ho zraniti neSkodnym
udelati. NJ, on sc dostane da-
leko odtud a budeme miti po-
koj. Hadam, re nekdy V uno-
ru Sc postehuje. Rikal jste uz
velebnickovi, co MIN zamy-
Slim?"
I "Rikal doporucoval jsem
mu to. Bude to prom stesti, u
vas mu bude o mnoho lepe nez
zde, vSak vite, re zde nenl W.
hlidek a jak jsem poznal, on
sam by 81 mcdowell vybojovati
slusnejsi budoucnost."
"Dobraci ma svete neplati.
Nine Sc snad nebojite?" otaZal
Sc Jana primo.
"Nebojim, ale upfimne Sc
priznavam, ze bych odtud ne
rad sci. Jsem tn spokojen a
bylo by nehezke, abych odtud
utikal, kdyz me zde mic netra-
pi."
"Tohle je hezke, to rad sly
sim. Mutt vas nebudu, uz k
vuli panu farari ne, protoze
isme byli vzdy dobrymi souse'
dy."
con pujde, musi,' fekl fa-
rar durazne. mic sc neohli.
zeite, co povida. Bylo by So
becke, abych no zdrzoval 9
zmaril vhodnou prilezitost pre-
jeho lepsi zivot. Zde je bida
ztraceny svet. Zvykne 81 zde
zustane sedeti a je S MIN ko.
nee. ia uz jsem 81 zvykl, me
lnic netlaci do smrti Sc pro
tluku, ale on by prozil muka
Vsak no znam. Je chudy, mf
jeste duh, nez by 81 z ne.
pomohl, sesedivi. Wy 81 pr
mem pohovite, nechvalim he
do oci, povidam proste, co {
jak je. Obtas Sc navstivime !
az dostae faru, pojedu mu II;
instalaci."
"Bude-li opravdu hodny, do
stane ode mne do zacatku pal
koni a dive kravy," rekl dekal
5 nevinnou chlubivosti.
"Nu tax vidlte a potom by
,ste chtel zustat zde, kde da
ivaii lisky dobrou noe. Jen ably
to Leiner nepokazil. Mali "
nekoho vyhlednuteho, Jlste bl
de Il konsistore pracovai.'
"Toho Sc nebojim," trepa
dekan rukou, "uz jsem 81 tan
psal a take slecna sama od Sc
be nadhodila, re by bylo hez
ke, kdyby pan pater Vladyk;
prisel do Krhavce. Naramn,
jste il padl do Okla
"Vidite, iak Sc libite?' pro
hodila slecna Betuska, jez Sc
die ma konci stolu mlcky ma
slouchala.
"Ona me prece nezna," br;
mil Sc urazene.
"Drzela po vasem. odchodl
kazani Leinerovi, re ma byt
jako Wy vzorny. a, tolik 81 ne
poroucet. Kohoutil Sc a haii
; sya knezska prava ma dustoj
ne zaopatreni a zachazenl. !
Jsem zvedav, az sc bude ste
hovat a svym' vlastnim panen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03

vensNu dial poslednf dobe tempem zrychlenym Politely
vyb2ru rany vrstvy jez jevy nam dosud caste
nepravem vetle Jsme pTesvedcen, vyjasnen
suace mdze by politckemu vyvo Sovenska jen zdravo
(Venkov)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

lacking. Such a condition i, rath-
or provoking 10 one who lives in
this state and who naturally
would bc interested in the stand
ing OF Texas.
From the Information IN the
census We learn that IN the birth
registration area OF the United
States in 1920 there were sos.
S7l live births, which represent a
birth rate OF 2S7 per 100 popu
lations, as against i.SSl5S live
births reported IN 1910. with u
rate OF 22.S. OF the 1920 births,
1882 were males aud 1855
were females. or a proportion ul
I.oS7 males TO | COO females.
The total deaths IN the birth
registration area IN 1920 number
ed SJo.ISl. OF which ISS.2oj were
males and SQ1,9S3 were females.
OF the l2g.s3i deaths ot infant,
under one year oi age, 1919
were females. 90 q proportion ul
r.S1, males To- i.uOo female,
There j. a marked cNcc,, ct
births over deaths IN every state
IN the birth registration area In
Vermont the figures are lowest,
the excess being 1873 ior 1870
against 1917 Tor iglp \ marked
excess j, also shown ior ncarl,
every city, and wherever the
deaths outnumbcr the birth, thu
excess j. usually among the negro
population. The mortality rate
OF infants under one year OF age
per LOCO births IN the birth regis
tratiou area is 10, ranging Tor the
states from OF IN Oregon To- 40
in South Carolina. IN 1910 ,hr in
FAINT mortality rate OF the birth
registration area was 81. rangins
from O. in Oregon aud Washing.
ton to IIS in South Carolina
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
CONVENIENCE.

With Americans using a billion
dollars worth of ice every three
years, a man with a ,hovcl-typc
Of brain digs up this interesting
fact: The first artificial ice wa,
not made until the las, year oi the
civil war.
rs late as 1880. ouly b icc fac
tories in the whole country Now
the ice plants number into the
thousands and turn out over 80.
100000 tons vi ice year Thou.
sands oi convenience like ice. wy
take for granted, do ne, apprc
ciatc our comforts a. compare
with our ancestors. However,
while we have more convenience
We also have more discomiorts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
NEW PASTOR ON
joB AT VERNON

VERNON. Sow N.-Dr. Robert o.
i'cl"nscn of Colorado Springs. who has
iNr'imcd the lasiuigiic Of the Methodist
church here. succeeding In e. 4. Wa.
'rifi'ld preached his first sermon In
vernon Sunday morning. September .,
~ large audience In the local church.
The new Methodist pastor wns c,iu.
faicd NJ Vanderbilt University. r.cciv.
me 10" iheologi,-,i degree ~ u. -. Ito
ian.d the Tennessee coufcrenc. while a
student ai Vanderbilt Transferred 90
Mexico AZ q missionary. he was sta.
Toned ~ san Luis i'oiosi. from which
r'nc" h. was obliged IT, leave on account
~ his wif.'s health.
Returning 20 America. De- entered the
N.fs1ufi conference and was stationed
- Liberty and ~ .loscph. n. WIS
lIirr iunHferrod 90 Denver W Pisihop
''nnflcr 'o build IN. ~ Paul. Mctho-
cot ehur'h there. where he r-naincd
~ seven years. Hi last tasissat,
rov'r'f iHfwd ~ is years IN Colo.
ind" Sl'finRr. Colorado.
IN i"so Ar Dh.i.n~en went 4. ia.
Orient ~ . tiH,iins .oupanpn With
Bishop i.afri~th. Whit there h. yi~
ted japan. Korea and China.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
MORE ELECTIONS COMING.

Elections will he held next
Tuesday in Colorado. arizona.
louisiana. Massachusetts, Mich
igan. Vermont and Washington.
Several OF these states will have
candidates for the United States
asking for denomination.
Interest is greater in the Mas
sachusset,s, Washington and
Michigan elections. senator
Henry Cabot Lodge vi Massa-
chussctts. who is typical OF Yam
kee life and is true representa-.
tive Of that state is asking for hi,
sixth term rs United States sen.
ator. Should he be elected again
and there is every reason To be.
licre that he will be--hc will sci
q record for service in the upper
chamber. He is now completing
five terms or 30 years OF service
Lodge is in the midst OF what
is called the tight OF his life" bu,
consensus Of opinion is that he
will como out victorious. In add.
ton TO being chairman OF the all
powerful foreign relations com.
inittee. Lodge has made a name
dor himself in American litera-
ture. Lodge is noted as one OF
the leading authors in the Nation,
and il is said distinguished writers
always seek an acquaintanceship
with him when they are in Wash
ing,on. Many say his work in
literature will outline his accom-
plishments in politics.
Senator Niles Poindexter oil
Washington is engaged in a ho;
political campaign. A woman j.
dis opponent and il is said she i
determined TO defeat the progress
siyt senator from the paciii,
1Uast.
Newberryism is the storm
center of Michigan politics
Charles L. Townsend is askinl
i"r his third term a senator ol
the Republican ticket. Fou
years ago Newbcrry deicate
Henry Ford for senator IN Mich
i.an. A big slush fund vas raise
for Newberry and that money
said 10 have turned the tide 10
him in the election. Townsen
voted TO scat Newbcrry as hi
colleague. Now. he is being or
posed largely on that issue i
Michigan. One OF his opponent
ior the nomination Is ]. G. Embrl
former national commander /,
the American Legion.
Politicians have received som
severe jolts this year. Wheth,
next Tuesday will mean the pas,
ing out OF public life OF more pol
ricians and the advent OF Other
remains 20 be seen. Tie polii
clan must realize that the publ
is tickle and docs not reward Ion
and faithful service every tim
although il generally does.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

with golden hair and blue eyes any
where about" he asked old Mr.. Mud
Turtle
"Na." said Mr.. Mudrurtlc. Haven't
seen amy strangers around these parts
today hut two white rabbits
Mr. Tlngaling asked 1'illic Tad next.
"No. air." replied TlllI". "rhe "nlv
new folks / Saw around were two white
rabbits. Must Ia relations OF cutie cot
tuutail's"
And rvrf,bolv Mr. Tingaling asked
s,l the same thing.
wa. dcclar'' remarked Tingn'
linz rinally. fnnnlnr himself with his
int. "Thcso must bc imDoriunt tallilS'
" lhcy are granger irrhnlN N'N
have cemc distance pnd have seen
ih" Twins. III hun, ih'gn ~ ana a".
them
Ito he Continued
Copyright 1899, NI;A SERVER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
PANHANDLE PRESS
PIT Assoc isii ons.


\ Parent Teachers Association should
De- organized the very firri week Og
,nd cooperate with thc school author.
Tia IN making the ensuing term the
uc-t ln the hi-,0i' oi Mclean. Al pro.
grcs,lvs - Ole lave organizations Ol
.hls Kind a. d,n,rs b. no nas0n whf
We cannot Mclean Ncwr
God bless these parent trafherr assn.
cations an dthc work that they have
done in the past and what lh,i can do
m the future. These orEanRaiiofs
have done much a. interest mother. IN
=. hODi work the Iasi fUw yaaTH. They
i..st enabled teachers and rlo'hrra to
H. como acquainted r. 'nnbirr 10th ~
take "a more zYmpathciir ard undfr
standing attitude toward the other
These aEsucistious have obtained many
Improvement for -ahusis MANY 81
ih-m Wsfo ~ ih' mat lrc that no, school
hoard ovn.d mo- DO Ths.r sOik has
enabled MANY rfh H0is 90 ~ rirtuTrs
90 hHfo interesting lectures 20 Install
i.e'dod piar grounds ard o. ius'lil q
greater spirit 300 ihn iorui srhouia
Amarillo has many parent teachers o.
syc.utions Eaeh b. dsnE ,uusfruc.
tte WORK f0I fh iisIf.rulaf 81 fali il
atirh the plf.nt- and tau,hrfs arc iu.
f.rfftsG. Aary as-Oe Afiun- hate been
. formed in the iunhanalf iiaf iir.re b..
siln more ~ them Mclean vii nnd
;hit fis a'H.vi VIII plsy a greaicr part
I lu the ifo- NJ d. Inhabitants II par
anffeachsT H..r iaiion o. organized
fay these ar-s,r 1tlgrs bscpnf eo thi,i.
r TO- Farmland, ihst ID W.ll D. ncoss
ifry 20 have hig Panhandle a~.ofi
,'.0n. one that VIII have sn aiisndsu's
barge ~ that .. the present STATE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
r,>c,,INo 0N rR,iL Or TWINS

ThpDoodlr the pnrple fni'>. who
4nd stolen the Fairy queens wnnd. had
CHANGED Nancy and NicR into white
.nilit. before he flew away,
The Fairy Queen, bon sur. that
SOM, Tins WIS wrong sent nil her
hrnors IA hunt fur III. lost Twins
Ne Tnpal np went first. He knew oil
the nnohs and CORNERS and troolts ANA
ipnnics - Whispering Forest aud
Bright Mraduwlnnd and old Orchard.
Kind. rtl T'inallng. who by the way
sns the Fn.ry landlord Who collected
~ The rents from the wnHl folk, loohtd
.VpryWh"rv
H. luul,rd ~ aud down mud -ldewnea
md ,russVuys and under things ana
N,r ihrrs In hollow logs, down hoi.
~ slun,s- oh JUS everywhere. Ana
n, asked ana ask"d aud asked
"ihd you spc % little hoy ANA Eif'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
THE WEATHER

Amarillo ana Vicinity -S,uifuiN'
,mr,ly cloudy probably sh'wcrs' cooler
We, Trxns--Sniur,lny partly cloudy
probably showers IN Panhandle cooler
In Panhandle tonight and north PORTION
SATURDAY
Eastern New M.Nico-fair south
unsettled north portion SATURDAY. cooler
northeast portion tonight
S,ro,,si, oT Weather turditi0tis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
VITAL STATISTICS.

Texas is certainly behind the ma
iion in vital statistics. The regis
iration area OF the United States.
which includes the section IN
which births and death are rec
orded. is g. per cent. But Texas
j. not in that area. which Is based
on population not state area. or
the percentage would be some
what reduced.
Many reports ON the recen.
census have been received by the
Daily News the past few month
When reports are given IN regard
10 vital ssatisties, Texas Is alwa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
CHAPTER XVII

rENllE English medium. Mrs, Brand,
Vane 20 Chicago. sitting IN
private homes ~ scNrrnl ~ the
most prominent people NJ the city
and dcmoyiiating evidences 1T cont
nunlcniion 10 tho fun satisfaction
of the increasing groups % deVo,cos.
nrd ,lailv convincing tho skcpilcai
OF the reality OF her powers TO reach
Tho world beyond.
She established. therefore, mos,
Ideal conditions fot the trial 81
l.uoasA plan to demonstrate tho fact
of Agnes Cullcn's presence IN ths
realm OF tho dced.
Shortly after Lucas cullen,
Senior. had communicated 90 his
family his decision 10 intend
the sitting" cf Mrs. Brand ht Mrs
stanton Ficlding's. Barney received
by special messenger one ~ those
cards which admitted the holder "a
Mrs. S,anton.rlcldings drawing
room between fourihlrty ana i've
thirty.
With the card came a aols en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

.H|NkLE'S SELECTION
PlEASES DEMOCRATS
special 10 The New

TlfNfhl 'N ire Vow
lrISWELis \. ~. SQa. S.--Iimcs q.
nkl'. Democratic ,sndida" if gov
'inor wis h0noT.d 10y m. Roswell
fiw1nls 'lib uiuai h's return h re- from
iuhrqu1uuc. Mr. Iinhl" ~ u chifirf
member - ihc heal klwanis ,iub and
ifi'r huns clll'd upun rr u sp-rch.
ihiod TIA h. was deeply Eraiificd st
M hon,r los owed gppn h'm. and cN.
i,ctol a. mai" an "nerFi IT, campaign
md oyrcrir1 g. -. elected
A. N mc"iinv N. kiWani- ,iul. ~.
'ie".f l~ ihc FOL wing yc,r were cl.'
= 80 frll.ws' Pr sid'ni I. T. chi.
hs7r. - or,ttiv and iffa~pr'f. I'm ~
N'nsi"rg. rsF sinut rocr'f'ri. J u.
Hun The ioirJ 81 directors fr The
onhng wear rrr; -. u, iirlce GrDrEr
u, Tirch,r I. ". wuis.y ana Harry
. pcShIricy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
NOTICE NO THE rrniIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
pcration. that may sri'ear IN the col.
umns Of The News. will he sladly cor.
reetsd. whsn called 10 the attention Of
She editor. IL 10 not the intention Of
this pewszper 60 wrcngfuliy use or
hljlEs apy Individual. finn. concern OF
tefporaubn and corrections VIII b
mahs whore warranted a. prominently
~ was the wrongfully published rsfsr'
lncA q article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
rrarnr

not Mrs Lucas cHllrn, junior w,'
sprnklng nom Mra oh,of Iu.lr
Agnes cullcu--who wW losl fisi
september on the Gallanllc and o.,
sunlahly lS dead
iarncys snrws seemed NJ ih"il
selves To draw lan, This den %
plainly VAS pat ~ ~ cullen - o.
which his mother was there h. cuut
tor. or rather. Il had hccn pa o..
Lucas Cullrn's chcme
"An the white spirit nae He.n
beside you; man = nae lpu..la
man. m'dllc,agrd. With iaih iHl
ana hroNs tie holds book in i.
hand, I, IL the ruuk NJ ,lopiil
Evidently the Voice was rri.lY.u
10 Mis- iii,as Gu irn lunut NiI
vfs In ~, room toak lhis u. iu.w,
20 her. she va undri Goui %, o.
You'd any doubt. l..t,r Culi,u "a b,f
rlght thus received "
lie u showing Doctor krIpi %
open spnce euidoors. alintd 10 sIt
big woods. lie hats clr,r,d ANN ne,
trees "a the space, r.utU ~ t.
woman there. vcrl NoutF. hv o.
/ youug too. ana yor, siiuuS o. r
moro 'hnn fots years ,Ln. mr,
/ than that. hc n,s L. 10 ~ Mru.
asn. he says. 1hs young WOuiH
a child. little sui. n, ,its h
kisses both OF them. You if' 'h, i.
yol come by. you .ir ,uuus iu'
all and ,ciy strong iu1 Stt 900
the shack he IA sAowing The 30 .N,.
nov. u " very plain 40 fuIniui'.
I lust bunk OF hosids. lsIsf. t
/ bench OF bOsitis on rlip tiidr s
hook. the look " Muruun. ,rr
pick II ~. you drop /, dJNp cool
kick u. YOU Kick u onl inr 400.
Something happens nuoiW h.im
gets wondering what. u Ia corfus,'
he cannot SEQ. ile feels rissiuY.
strong anger; hate. MluS m,u
come"
The "you" Described by the No.r'
no longer was Mrs Lucas tuicit
Junior Clearly It VAS old L.uct'
Cullen. himself
n any enc had doubt. glance ~
old Lucas was quite sui'lHen; to- rni
II confessed. he sit. attempting TO
appear unmoved. indifferent.
The Voice. which had halted. spoke
on.
Another stands near YOU Sow
no shows q space with trees sio 1t
great trees: q forest. nsn cat -Jms
~ the trees where IL stream ~
water and q mill Doctor k'npsl
feels a vibrating and hIszing. Il IL
lumber mill. over ,he dooT ~ 4
sign. Doctor ksppel can rnd u sli
now. II. LrA.ylroR u iarlcr,
II says. lie mods. yes; that 10 IT.
II looks Ike long ag0; ever, thins
now there. hut many vuars rgo
Now there Is q mist II must b.
smoke. yes. he SAYS I, 10 snosc
Now Doctor kcppel feels IKE heat.
flames. and much heat: roaring.
great flames. 4 forcs' htc approach
ing IN, mill. lie 10 there and 'riv'
10 save the mill. he does not try Ia
get away; not il.l too late"
The volce-full. emphatic. reson
ant--domlnatcd the sileni, da'k' nj
room. The Voice. xhlch had su hn'
ua,e,,ai,yed tho pr.t,neo 81 a.. Il.
par,od loved ones 10 m,ny oih-s
wa. endowlnr- with ell bu nn
RECOMMENDATIONS of ia. i.iai foi
. Luca, Cullen,
"IIs knors" said the Vo.~c. N.
.,or, ira, m your ne ,nu Won
de,cd how much he suffered w,ri
n. ssns ovcr lonr ago. h. though, :,
lev "a punlsh, before he died. b,
: .wor. 70. hut over here. he did not
/. n. tried 10 heip. instead. the onr
vho lived 10 suffer"
penn., FOR a while had atismuici
indifference, hui now he ab.ndOn.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

When the tin box in the ANA
rillo Hotel corner stone is opened
1870 years hence, there1l be plenty
81 dust and faded newspapers.
But well bet our summer straw
hat there will be no reading of
this l921 printed material IN .o7-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
s,no,~i, IL Weather Cordi,ia,s.

M Atmosphere dlS
turlanru ~ slight IN
tcnsitV over the
southwest and the
!, oc X y Mountain
,lo,e has resulted IN
cooler WEATHER over
IN. western Plateau
and IN. northwest
where the t"hpclu
turr ranges fiom ~
Ia 80 degrees The
weather continues
warm east ~ th,
Ia the Atlantic aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

Episcopalian, in their Portland
conference are asking the people
TO pray for world peace. Some Of
those leaders Who proposed thay
resolution probably Tough, the
League OF Nations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

MT MOTHER RAftNEl'S LIPS
FORMED TO HIMSELF. MOTH.
En-
Joining him TO be present early. 10
occupy an inconspicuouH position
and particularly 10 avoid recognition
by the Cullsns but 10 closely oh.
serve them.
These directions were no, signed.
but barney was sure tina, his mother
had written them.
You shall hear all-all." shs had
promised him. when she last claspcd
him. 'aii in rs proper time. my
son. III ! told sou now. would
spend too much too much Of what
I've KEEP; within me for twenty
years" And he understood that she
did not mean solely her strength.
"Blt u n almost timer .
Today Barney read In those lines
OF his mothers handwriting that &C.
curfences at last favored her. she
had SUFFICIENT strength 10 play her
part and the iime--her time and his
and Lucas cullen's-had come.
D
II explain for the bensht Of those
Who otherwise may find confusion 90
said Mfs. Brand when the seance
opened, that ehsn in the trance I
appear " he generally subject 10 =
'contfer who styles himssif Doctor
keppsi. whose personality employs
my material body for expression"
Thefoupon servants drew the win
dow bunds and turned On tie lights
In the ceiling.
Some profound transformation IN
! fuencsd Mrs Brands posture ard
her manner Of giiofsnce. ard. whef
her lips neat moved. bor speech IN
dlcnied the control ~ a mari eds
} robust. abrupt and masculine seem
lng personality:
, what = cloud % wltnessg. arr
; present. SO many come here q
meet your
, Il would liks 10 learn whether
!. communication ian be obtained.
: said q smooth. perfectly assured
, feminine voice: and Barney saw. no'
, BY any motion of her own but by ih'
attention Of those seated, about her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

Sherman. For, Worth and
many other Texas cities are car
rying on a campaign to Kill the
mosquito and avoid dengue fever.
Which just meanS-grcat Is the
Panhandle and few are the mos
quiios.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
LIGHT RAIN FAILS
| OVER M'lEAN SECTION
Special To Tho News

M'iEAN. Sept 81 iirht rain fe.l
"Wednesday right This j. the first rain
flist iia~ fallen in this Immediate Vi.
einiiy for "ycr three months. Though
no, sufficient io H. ~ great benefit "a
the CROPS II WIS enough 10 tide over
the Int ksfflr and maise until mors
moisture can fall. Most ~ the crops
here are well ON the way toward ma
tunfy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

iuswi.i.I. X ~. ssa. S-gooi
rains has. fallen during the ,ss few
days b. ia. mountain and pain. de.
iricts west and northwest a f;o~se,j
THIS makes good winter sfnss srtaln
in this section Of the state. ON the
Il'ns an and around I.osscn moisture
) s,ilI lady n.cded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

MiHslsHippi vnllry 90 iho AInnllo anu
uulf States.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-04-18
FURDSCM TRACTOR
SALES INCREASE
April Expect To Be Record
o1eaking Month

Although the Ford Motor Com
pany. Detroit. has been increas-
ing the output Of Fordsons daily
since the first of the year, retail
sales have maintained even q
greater advance.
April requirements necessltato
The building Of four hundred
F'ordsons q day, and production
Is heina. further increased as rap
idly as possible This is the
Ford Company s largest output
since 1919, and it is expected that
production will have broken all
previous records before the end
CT the month.
The increased buying Of Ford
sons indicates that the farmer S
post ION is better and also is the
farmer $ endorsement Of the
Fordson price-cut which created
considerable comment through
out the country.
Besides the F'ordsons being
sold for farm use, many are be
ing sold in the cities as power
units for hauling, excavating
grading and other kinds Of in
dustrial work.