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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
6
Odell Harris, manager at 106 West Sixth Street, invites the public to a store party all day. Tea, hot or cold, with cakes and cookies, plus coffee samples from Folger Coffee Co. and Merchant Biscuit Co. served throughout the day for English tastes.
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs C. Bush, who died Wednesday night at the family home at 1709 Buchanan Street, were conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev Edgar Williams of First Baptist. Burial followed at Liano Cemetery. Tricycles, 115 West 7th.
Local ad promotes Durkee’s near Oe tee ee Ee ee 6 ee ee SS lS Sw offering lunch items and vegetables. Large array of bargains noted with a phone contact 7il for details and ordering.
J McCarty, M System general manager, praises the growth of the stores as John Hunter to run the new Store No 3 at Tenth and Van Buren invites the public to visit today with free souvenirs and demonstrations. Store No 2 at 4th and Florida reports strong business and popularity in San Jacinto.
County clerk E M Iittman reports licenses for hunters and trappers are on sale for winter. Resident hunters pay $2 and trappers $1. non residents pay $27 and $50. Season dates and bag limits cover prairie chickens quail ducks deer turkey and more with various daily and weekly limits.
The Board of City Development reported reservations for the trade trip to the South Plains reached about half the 125 needed for the special train. Commuters say a full train is expected. leaving Key will keep riders on the street until tickets reach the target. Trip dates are August 11 to 19. Vessels described as white crops de chine with small pearl buttons and navy blue tailoring look attractive. Federal employees in Pennsylvania must pay the gasoline tax.
Mrs Exp, Milwaukee, describes moved by the compound after weakness and headaches. She tried doctors and iron tonic with little relief and reports regaining strength, weight, and ability to handle housework after four bottles then six more.
The Amarillo chapter of the American Business Club endorsed a constitutional amendment to rename the organization at a noon meeting in the Amarillo Hotel. The final name will be chosen later by the combined vote of all chapters. Two other amendments were decided. one failed and one passed. The proposal to raise charter fees failed while the change to the timing of annual dues payment succeeded. Plans for a barbecue were discussed but no action taken. Paul A. Speer presided as president.
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor Street advertises double Green Stamps on every purchase. The sign explains customers earn twice as many stamps as usual, highlighting their daily offer.
Special to The News Lubbock Aus 7 Signed contracts have been received from ninety nine teachers and with possible additions two or three more the Lubbock Public school system faculty is complete for the 1925 26 year Superintendent M H Duncan stated Enrollment for the high school begins September 3 with juniors and seniors mapping courses Freshmen and sophomores enroll September 4 under Principal G N Atkinson and six teachers Classes start September 7 with rolls and lesson assignments made New principals include Dimple Rhea for the Mexican school and A G Duncan for the Northeast ward R W Mathes replaces J N Willingford at Central ward. Willingford retires to real estate
After a walkout by three waiters at Rogers Cafe, owner J J Rogers says he has never paid below union scale or violated any union contract. He notes two contract workers act as partners but have always received union wages. One waiter took the card and left. others would not walk out.
Following a test yesterday morning, the Middleton well on the Weatherly ranch in southwest Hutchinson County is reported to yield 240 barrels daily. The well has been in for a day or two in section 118, block Y.
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