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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

3

Plainview Farm Meet draws farmers and business leaders

The two day district convention of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation in Plainview August 11 and 12 features addresses by John C. Burns on livestock handling and profitable cream production, plus a talk by A. M. Griffin of Hale Center on cooperative dairying and a balanced farm program for Texas.

South Plains Panhandle Plainview John C. Burns Texas Burns A. & M. College of Texas A.M. Griffin Hale Center

Bootlegging suspect released on bond in city case

Tom Brewer formerly of Albuquerque New Mexico was freed yesterday on $750 bond after arrest about three weeks ago on bootlegging charges. He allegedly had twenty gallons of alcohol at the time. His case goes to the next district court term. Dr A S Woodward pastor and family visiting Amilla? Almana family en route to Colorado. White Deer school hosts farmers and business men social to connect. Judge L Gough of Wheat Growers Association and Amarillo business leaders plan to attend. refreshments to be served. Farmers are specially invited.

Tom Brewer Albuquerque N. M Brewer A. S. Woodward M. BE Indianola Iowa J. S. Almana Colorado White Deer School House

Green family plans ocean voyage to New York and Virginia

Chas. L. Green and his son Chas. A. Green anticipate leaving at month end from Galveston for an ocean trip to New York. They will then travel to Virginia where the son will enter the University of Virginia.

Chas. L. Green Chas. A. Green Galveston New York Virginia Mr. Green University of Virginia

Kiwanis Club to Host Safety First Program at Noon

The Kiwanis Club presents a Safety First program today at noon during lunch at the Amarillo Hotel. Dr. HK M Bennett Dr A J Caldwell and John B Gilvin lead the event with emphasis on safety practices and community welfare.

Kiwanis Club Amarillo Hotel HK. M. Bennett A. J. Caldwell John B. Gilvin

Mrs. Tatum and Mrs. Hill Visit Amarillo from Dalhart

Mrs. Frank Tatum and Mrs. J. A. Hill of Dalhart traveled to Amarillo as visitors yesterday, calling on local acquaintances and taking part in social engagements during their stay.

Frank Tatum J. A. Hill of Dalhart Amarillo

Notable grain man and officials visit Amarillo

J. C. McMurtry of Pampa, grain man, was a business visitor yesterday. Charley Ingram, Vega county judge of Oldham County, was in Amarillo yesterday. R. E. Stalcup of Dalhart, serving as special judge in Vega district court for Judge Rees Tatum, also visited the city yesterday. Skates and parts at 113 West 7th. Buy Red Star flour for quality today.

J. C. McMurtry Pampa Charley Ingram Vega Oldham County Amarillo R. E. Stalcup Dalhart Rees Tatum

Hall County Fair to Host September District Event

The Hall County District Fair Association will run September 22 to 25 for its fifth annual fair in Memphis. The W H Haynes Carnival Company will present one of the largest whiteways yet, with farming exhibits expected to be the best in history. A farmers' short course will be offered each morning, featuring lectures by Walter Burton Arlington P BE Diron Spur C S Evans A&M College and M B Oates Fort Worth and Denver agricultural agent.

Memphis Hall County District Fair Association W. H. Haynes Carnival Company Walter Burton Arlington P. BE. Diron Spur C. 8 Evans A. & M. College M. B. Oates Fort Worth Denver

Armstrong Farmers Want Dry Weather

Claude, Aug. 11. Despite Texas heat, Claude farmers hope for sun and drying skies after one inch of rain plus two weeks of showers. The moisture should help cotton and maize mature for a bumper crop. Farmers worry about wheat making rank and aim to kill volunteer wheat before it sods. With fair days, county prospects look brightest, as summer fallow land holds reserve moisture.

Claude Texas

Indian corn could yield 35 bushels per acre in Armstrong county

Claude August 1 Farmers in Armstrong county discuss which crop offers best returns with Indian corn rising as a staple. Properly cultivated corn has produced a satisfactory yield in Claude for three years and this season is expected to yield 35 to 50 bushels per acre.

Claude Armstrong County Panhandle

Help For Nervous Women

An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps nervous women with ailments like sleeplessness headaches backache and worry. The copy asserts the remedy is plant based and has restored health for over forty years, urging merit as proof.

Lydia E. Pinkham America

Amarillo Warehouse to Incorporate Under Same Name

Notice states Amarillo Warehouse Storage and Ice Company operated under a Declaration of Trust will incorporate without changing its firm name. Trustees C Klinke J Short and Vance sign the notice.

Amarillo Warehouse, Storage and Ice Company

The Weather A bottle of Herbine on the shelf at home

A vintage advertisement claims Herbine provides instant relief for digestive disturbance and restores buoyant spirits, described as like having a doctor in the house. The ad promises quick action with one or two doses and cites a price of 60 cents and availability at all druggists.

Gypsy Sweethearts Hit at Fair Theater

Last night at the Fair Theater a large crowd enjoyed the Gypsy Sweethearts in a top act. They repeat today in the same program as Monday and Tuesday. Starting tomorrow a full change for Thursday and Friday, then another for Saturday to close their local engagement. Just a Woman, a First National picture with Conway Tearle and Claire Windsor, opens Thursday and runs through Friday at the Fair.

the Fair Theater First National Conway Tearle Claire Windsor

Marry Me at Mission Showcases Cruze Comedy

Comedy and laughter fill the Mission as James Cruze's Paramount production Marry Me is screened to appreciative audiences. The film is described as a pure comedy built on heart and human touches that elevate it beyond mere make believe.

Mission James Cruze Paramount Cruze

Zane Grey Novel Comes Alive at Mission Theater

Zane Grey's Light of the Western Stars is adapted to film and shown at the Mission on Friday and Saturday starring Jack Holt Noah Beery and Billie Dove in a popular Western tale welcomed by fans.

Zane Grey Jack Holt Noah Beery Billie Dove

Oil promoter visits Panhandle field and notes activity

Dr. Fred Boso from Tulsa visits the Panhandle oil field as guest of W. H. Holmes after completing a 3500 foot dry hole in Greer county Oklahoma. Lea county New Mexico and Gaines county Texas wells are reported active with drilling at various depths attracting eastern operators.

Fred Boso Tulsa Panhandle W. H. Holmes Boso Greer County Oklo Lea County Amarillo F E. A. Ross J. D. Ward Tilton and Croft New Mexico Gaines County Texas

Judge O'Keefe Visited Amarillo on Oil Development Business

Judge J. Sid O'Keefe of Panhandle City traveled to Amarillo yesterday for oil development discussions. He met with local officials and industry leaders to review project prospects and investment plans in the region.

J. Sid O'Keefe Panhandle City Amarillo

Wichita Falls oil man Ramming visits city on way home

R. W. Ramming, a prominent Wichita Falls oil man and capitalist, is in the city en route from his Shoemaker ranch in Moe county New Mexico where he has spent the summer.

R. W. Ramming Wichita Falls Shoemaker Moe County New Mexico

Gulf No 9 well Excites Carson Pool area in Texas

Gulf No 9 in Burnett northeast of Section 107 Block 5 north Carson county reportedly picked up pay at the level of the big gag in the field yesterday. The Gulf well lies in the northwest part of the Carson pool and has created considerable excitement among visiting men.

Gulf No. 9 Burnett Block Carson County Gulf Well Carson Pool

Marland Oil No 2 well advances in Carson County area

Marland Oil Company No 2 well in Carson County NW of SW section 107 block 6 is northeast of the 650 barrel flowing well and on the pay, indicating productive status in the field.

Marland Oi Company Burnett Carson County Pool Twin Six Oil Company Kingsland

Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims instant relief from itching and rapid healing with a penetrating disappearing formula available at 35 cents or one dollar for extra large bottles.

Zemo

Notable Traveler Ella Sykes Reaches Lhassa Peak

The report highlights Ella Sykes, a noted traveler and writer, as she traverses a route toward Lhassa through the Great Pass. The piece frames her journey as a landmark in early European exploration of the region.

Onor Katta Dawan Lhassa Ella Sykes

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