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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

10

Pecos and Northern Texas railroad valued at 17 million

Washington August 11 Texas railroad 570 miles long with a single rolling stock item a motorcycle valued at 17 057 518 by the Interstate Commerce Commission Amarillo headquarters the Pecos and Northern Texas is non operating and was created in 1898 to build Amarillo to the New Mexico border The Santa Fe acquired it in 1901 Funding for construction came from Amarillo 15000 Hereford 10000 Hale Center 40000 Lynn county citizens 26000 Dawson county citizens 10000 and the late J W Tost 60000 plus loans and other gifts from communities and individuals

Washington A_ Texas Interstate Commerce Commission Pecos and Northern Texas Amarillo Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Pecos New Mexico Santa Fe Hereford Hale Center Lynn County Dawson County J. W. Tost

Cold chills at blemished faces spark popular ointment ad

People shudder at pimply skin and rough faces and seek remedy from Black and White Ointment. The ad claims the product heals skin blemishes, removes disfigurements, and drives high sales of over two million packages yearly. It highlights economical pricing and larger sizes with a 50 cent toe size.

Hereford Leaders Promote Home Seeker Drive

At a Monday luncheon Hereford leaders urged selling Hereford to home folks first. Henry Wilkinson, president of First State Bank and Trust, touted Deaf Smith county advantages including land, water, and rail and highway plans. The chamber voted to emphasize local sales, a realtor association was urged, and a cleanup week was proposed. A delegation planned to attend Castro county picnic in Dimmitt. Weeds and dead trees on vacant lots were to be cleared before the Deaf Smith county fair on September 18 and 19.

Pnereford Hereford Henry Wilkinson First State Bank and Trust Company Deaf Smith County Texas United States Chicago San Francisco Amarillo Clovis Wilkinson Black

Notice of Rail Line Expansion by Rock Island Company

The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company files with the Interstate Commerce Commission on August 5, 1925 for a certificate that public convenience requires construction of a 145 mile railroad line from Liberal Kansas through Oklahoma and Texas to Amarillo Texas.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rati.way Company Interstate Commerce Commission Washington, DC. C Liberal Seward County Kansas Texas County Oklahoma Hansford, Hutchinson and Carson Counties Texas Amarillo Potter County Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company

Oklahoma Grain Rate Case Under Fire by Texans

Five Texas groups join to reopen the Interstate Commerce Commission Oklahoma grain rate decision of July. They argue evidence was inaccurate and Texas mills prosper more than Oklahoma. The motion seeks to reconcile Oklahoma distance rates with Texas blanket rate and notes division within the commission.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Oklahoma Texas Industrial League Amarillo Board of City Development Texas Grain Dealers Association Texas Wheat Growers Association West Texas Chamber of Commerce Texas Commission Hall McCord

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promises Strength and Health

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as boosting appetite and restoring color, claiming stronger energy and invigorating effects. It urges readers to buy and suggests Red Star Flour for better results with fewer ingredients.

Grove

Tree survey urged by Benton for Amarillo visit

Citizens should not miss the late month tree survey ordered by the Board of City Development. Harmon Benton county agent said the expert will assess shade trees and homeowners should heed the recommendations for the city’s future tree program.

Amarillo Board of City Development Harmon Benton Benton

Former Amarillo man invents auto thief alarm

Carl F. Sopher, former Amarillo resident and AP operator for The Daily News, has perfected a new auto thief alarm and is now manufacturing and distributing the appliance in Oklahoma City. The device activates multiple hidden horns when tampered with. The Sopher family lived at 304 Eighth Street.

Carl F. Sopher Amarillo Associated Press The Daily News Oklahoma City Mr. Sopher Eighth Street

Bumper Row Crops Forecast in Panhandle Plains

U S Strader of the Stra der Grain Co says bumper row crops are forecast across Panhandle Plains with heavy movement this fall. He notes Groom White Deer and Higgins as top summer grain movers and praises Higgins area farmers for strong wheat yields near Lipscomb County.

Panhandle Plains U. S. Strader Strader Grain Co

Kendrick to tour factory plants in Oklahoma City trip

J. J. Kendrick, Amarillo distributor for Mound Coffin Co. and Galion Vault Co., will depart for visits to the two firms' factories. Mrs. Kendrick accompanies to Oklahoma City to see their son J. Q. Kendrick. They plan to return to Amarillo about Sept. 1 using Red Star flour.

J. J. Kendrick Mound Coffin Co St. Louis Galion Vault Co Galion Ohio

Jarett Drives Home in New Lincoln Sedan

Martin Jarett proprietor of Jarett's Fashion Shop and W C Irvin Ford and Lincoln distributor returned from Oklahoma City in a Lincoln sedan purchased by Mr Jarett. He observed along the route that crops in Oklahoma and the east Panhandle look abundant with a bumper yield expected.

Martin Jarett Jarett W. C. Irvin Ford Lincoln Oklahoma City

Prized violin now owned by Miss Duke

After a 15 year effort to buy an old Steiner violin from a pioneer Tennessee family, Dr. W R Duke of Amarillo obtained the instrument and gave it to his daughter Miss Helen Duke. The violin has a 150 year traced history and was purchased last week from Sid Huff of Bonham. The notice prefaces a probate writ from Potter County Texas in August 1925 concerning the estate of Joseph C Thompson with depositions, cross interrogatories, and forthcoming hearings at the county courthouse in Amarillo.

Tennessee W. R. Duke Amarillo Sid Huff Bonham Helen Duke Steiner Joseph C. Thompson Potter County Texas Court House State OF Lottie Thompson J. M. Warren Grace Warren Roger Mills County Oklahoma Joseph Thompson A. D BH. M. Pittman Potter County

Notice of Car Seizure at Frost Motor Co

Notice is hereby given that on August 15 1925 between 1 o clock A M and 4 o clock P M at the Frost Motor Company located 607 9 11 Tyler Street a Paige Touring car Motor No 88498 Serial No 88527 was involved.

Frost Motor Company Tyler Street Paige

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