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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
6
A vintage guidance piece outlines bread types and fillings for sandwiches. It lists White Nut Bread Graham Date Bread and Brown Bread with detailed ingredients and baking steps. It also covers sandwich fillings and advises buttering both bread slices to limit filling absorption.
A new spot cash grocery store opens at 313 East Fourth Street in Amarillo. F A Bone plans minimal prices with no delivery service using a Lipman refrigerator to keep vegetables fresh and groceries moving in car load lots to pass savings to customers. Partners Amarillo Dry Goods Co Star Novelty Shop and Wilkinson Turner join in the opening with value offerings for the public.
The early Swiss naval steamship was constructed ninety seven years ago by Edward Church, then serving as the United States consul in France. The brief note remarks on the curious origin of the vessel and its historical ties to U.S. diplomacy.
The second annual Beautiful Homes contest in Floydada ended with 98 entries, up 63 from last year, judged by A. L. Winfrey of Ralls S. W. Cooper of Crosbyton and W. W. Angell of Lockney. First prizes went to J. I. Hammonds in large homes, E. L. Norman in small homes, and Dr. I. W. Ricks in rented homes.
AP reports Gordon Beetles found three cinnabar vein streams on the Kushkokwim River SW Alaska 200 miles from Bethel while en route to Seattle to buy supplies. The site, long sought by "Cinnabar" MacDonald who died freezing four winters ago, yielded his body over a vein.
The government announced that women may hold the highest positions in the postal and telegraph services in the country, marking a significant step toward gender equality in public service leadership.
ANNUAL FARMERS PICNIC IS HELD NEAR HEREFORD Hereford Aug 14 The annual farmers picnic was held at Sulphur Park on the Tierra Blanca east of Hereford with a good crowd of farmers. A big chicken dinner and speaking in the afternoon highlighted the event. J L Graham Panhandle representative of the Texas Wheat Growers Association gave the principal address urging farmer cooperation to counter price manipulation by monopolies. Judge L Gough president of the association announced the next farmers convention in Amarillo Aug 26 and 27 and urged attendance.
An advertisement promotes A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel weak backs rheumatism and irregularities. Bottles can be mailed for 1.25 with sworn testimonials from Dr E W Hall St Louis Missouri and sold by druggists. Advances promise small bottle often cures.
Dalhart reports a thriving August with eleven days showing multiple permits. Authorities issued permits for a brick apartment, two brick business structures, and seven new residences, plus fifteen remodeling and repair permits across business and residence properties.
Hereford Aug 14 Preparations are under way to take ten to fifteen cars loaded with boosters on the first trades excursion scheduled for Tuesday Aug 18. The caravan will visit Grady and Bellview New Mexico as part of a regional business outreach through local boosters and merchants in the Hereford area.
Hereford will send at least one representative on a goodwill tour with banners for the Deaf Smith county fair. New Mexico guests will receive a formal invitation to attend the annual fair. The excursion includes sandwiches and coffee for attendees at both meetings. Several trips will reach different Hereford community centers. The News and Globe of Amarillo will send reporters to cover the event and collect highway data along Texas New Mexico routes.
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