Footloose story draws wide reader interest
Thousands of readers show strong interest in a feature about the musical Footloose. Circulation department 848 is advised to contact The News to receive the full story and details.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
6
Thousands of readers show strong interest in a feature about the musical Footloose. Circulation department 848 is advised to contact The News to receive the full story and details.
District Judge W. R. Ewing adjourned district court for a city picnic. State Senator J. W. Reid of the 31st district, resident of Canyon, visited the city yesterday. Dorsett Carter Jr. of Oklahoma City arrived here yesterday.
An old advertisement claims eczema relief comes from increased red blood cells powered by S S S. It asserts skin eruptions itch relief and overall vigor as blood cleanses and builds new cells since 1826. Contains only plant ingredients and is sold at drug stores in two sizes.
Associated Press report from Rock Island Texas dated August 12 states Tom Flourney is held in connection with the fatal shooting of John White at about 11 o’clock Wednesday morning. The clash, rooted in a long standing dispute over a threat allegedly made on Flourney by White, involved two longtime residents of the community.
Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss of Huntington describes severe left side pain and fatigue. She bought Cardus on her druggist’s advice, used nine bottles, and reports notable improvement and renewed energy. Cardus is touted as a mild herbal tonic aiding female organs and the general system.
Plainview reports cotton recover from July lice damage due to August rains and cooler weather. Yields should near normal with heavy fruiting expected as ample rain continues. Local rainfall varies, Lockney eight inches, Plainview around two and a third inches, Tulsa and Petersburg also seeing heavy rainfall. Milo kaffir and higari crops look strong, with thousands of tons likely shipped this fall to drought-affected areas.
Charles A Malone of Plainview was elected president of the Plains Ginners Association at its annual session in Lubbock. Rufus Harberger of Lubbock was succeeded as president and Ray Grisham of Lubbock was chosen secretary. The next convention will be held in Lubbock.
The meeting praised the cooperative program of the Southern Baptist Convention and urged full church participation. Dr. G L Yates was named director and Rev J C Size more publicity director to promote denominational support. Missionary M I Davis will move to Amarillo, and Wayland College in Plainview received strong endorsement as the only Baptist college in Northwest Texas.
J F Anton, long a Santa Fe official, is highlighted as a key witness in hearings over the South Plains expansion battle with Fort Worth and Denver City. The piece traces his rapid career from yardmaster in 1905 to trainmaster and division superintendent, noting his popularity among Santa Fe employees and a town named in his honor.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted five full pardons and eighteen conditional pardons plus three restorations of citizenship. Names include Roscoe Davis of Dallas and John Emerick of Tarrant with varied sentences for robbery liquor violations and theft. Restorations list R. M. Dooley, Fannin and John Weaver, Angelina amid forgery and theft cases.
Major operators show strong interest in the South Hutchinson county oil area with a sale concluded yesterday between E B Johnson and Sons and Magnolia Petroleum. The 160 acre tract in the J T Williams survey lies south of the Whittington producer and between Souligny Brothers’ well and Whittington well, with initial production of 50 barrels.
Professor W H Pool of Baylor University Latin department addressed students of West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon. He is a brother of notable Canyon citizen Big Pool.
Culbertson Brothers No 1 drill site in Carson area reaches 700 feet after 15 inch pipe through quicksand to 535 feet. Gibson Oil Corporation head F D Gibson returns to New York after summering in Mid-Continent and Rocky Mountain holdings. Hutchinson county pool block of 1060 acres shows promise. W H Holmes No 1 Morse well 12 miles north of McLean in Gray county shows increased production at 2,666 feet, signaling new development.
An advertisement touts Tiz as a magical remedy for sore swollen feet. It claims rapid relief from corns bunions raw spots and burning feet with a money back guarantee and a coupon for free trial. The copy urges readers to buy at drug or department stores and enjoy all day comfort.
Canyon Aug 12 Professor J L Duflot head of psychology and economics at West Texas State Teachers College has prepared an article The Study of the Organized Family to appear soon in the Journal of Applied Psychology He is also preparing his doctoral thesis on the subject and was asked by the journal editor to describe his approach to the problem.
City briefs list permit plans for a brick mercantile building at 212 West Sixth Street by Otis Phillips costing 15000, another mercantile brick project at an estimated 12500 by M C Hancock, a 1500 residence at 210 North True Street by E L McDonald, and a 150 garage at 310 Elm. Tonight at 8 at the courthouse, arrangements will be made for the States Day program of the West Texas Farm Congress set for August 27.
The Army Equipment Co with headquarters in Waco plans a new store at 604 Taylor street and hopes to hold an opening Saturday. Local officials expect strong turnout as the venture marks the company’s first outlet in the area.
Funeral services are announced for James Gilbert Russell infant son of Mr and Mrs F J Russell who died at 9 30 o clock. The place and date are to be announced. The family requests memorials to be directed to a local cemetery fund.
Wednesday afternoon ceremony took place at 4 30 at the home of Mrs Russell’s parents Mr and Mrs E H Tomlinson 403 Garfield Street. Griggs Undertaking Co supervised the service with Butlal interment in Llano cemetery.
Dr. A J Caldwell potentate J O Gulerie assistant rabban George Stapleton recorder G A Carlander marshal Y Ridings outer guard formed an Amarillo party representing Khiva Temple at a Miami Shrine Club picnic Tuesday night. W C Teague of Canadian captain of the guard also participated.
An old advertisement urges expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend to ease labor and reduce suffering. A testimonial claims short labor times with prior pregnancies and promises a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. Department BA in Atlanta Georgia. The ad notes the product is sold at reputable drug stores and includes bottle directions.
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