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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1925

Page

3

Tree Expert Warns Amarillo on Local Condition Meeting

Vance I Shields of St Louis urged immediate action on Amarillo trees at a noon meeting planned at the Amarillo Hotel. The Davy Tree Expert Company representative surveyed the city and said most trees are poorly chosen, planted, and nourished. He proposed forming a city forester and a citizens' tree growing association, with soil samples to be analyzed.

Amarillo Vance I. Shields St. Louis Shields Davy Tree Expert Company Board of City Development U. N. Olver

Plains Country Leads in New Chapters Formed

Earl Shelton, back from Dallas where he attended the Isaac Walton League officers meeting, said Plains country set a record with 70 Texas chapters and 24 new ones in the North Plains area. stream pollution and membership drive dominated the discussion, with Trinity river pollution among the main issues.

Earl Shelton Dallas Isaac Walton League Plains Country Texas North Plains Shelton Bob Ames Trinity River

Landis to finish ball probe today

Commissioner of baseball Landis will likely complete his investigation of the Southern Association tomorrow after examining one more player summoned to Chicago. Two previously unnamed players were among those questioned, and President John D. Martin of the Southern Association conferred with Landis to review the 300 pages of testimony in the inquiry record.

Associated Press Chicago Landis Southern Association John D. Martin

Wheat Growers Board Meeting Held in Amarillo

The Texas Wheat Growers Association directors met yesterday in Amarillo at the Smith building. They reviewed field work and discussed expanding association operations. The board will stay in Amarillo to attend the Farmer's Educational Congress starting tonight at the Fairground. Members present included H. S. Hawkins Texhoma Ford Keller Electra O H Loyd Vega George Menke Bushland and L Gough Amarillo.

Texas Wheat Growers’ Association Amarillo Smith Building Farmer's Educational Congress Fairground H. S. Hawkins Texhoma Ford Keller Electra O. H. Loyd

Sea monster fight ends with walrus victory near Vancouver

In shallow water a death duel between a walrus and a grampus near Vancouver, B C, ended with the walrus prevailing. The 600 pound grampus was found badly lacerated and killed.

Vancouver B. C

Mrs Turner Breaks Leg in Front Steps Fall

Mrs. Tom F. Turner of 2106 Polk Street sustained a broken leg just above the left ankle when she slipped and fell on the front steps of her home about 8:30 last night. She was transported by ambulance to Northwest Texas Hospital and was resting easily late last night.

Tom F. Turner Polk Street Northwest Texas

West Texas Chamber Marks Convention with Support for Education and Transport

The Dalhart convention closes with pledges to back state regulation of automotive transportation, praise for West Texas education leaders, and cooperation with Rio Grande Valley and New Mexico. It notes regional growth, traffic bureau activity in Chicago hearings, and port rate issues while thanking local groups for hosting. Signed by LB Steel, Sam W. Martin, and J. W. Reid.

Frere West Texas West Texas Teachers College Canyon Texas ‘Technological College Texas Tech Lubbock Leachers College East New Mexico Southwest Texas New Mexico Rio Grande Valley Chamber of Commerce West Texas Chamber of Commerce Pawkett Chicago Western Railroads

Panhandle irrigation banquet set for Amarillo Hotel Thursday

Hundreds from Amarillo and the Panhandle will attend a 7 PM banquet at the Amarillo Hotel to hear experts on irrigation possibilities. Sponsored by the Board of City Development, the event seeks county officials from Hale and north along the Canadian river. Dutch treat meal. reservations urged by Thursday noon. speakers include inspectors of the Panhandle Plains. program led by A. S. Stinnett.

Amarillo Panhandle Board of City Development Hale Canadian River Panhandle Plains A. S. Stinnett

Indigestion Cure Ferraline Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Ferraline as a natural digestive aid to prevent indigestion and related blood weakness. It claims rapid relief, a money back guarantee, and a one dollar price for a seven day to ten day treatment from The Ferraline Co in Atlanta Georgia.

Ferraline Co Atlanta

Floydada Honors Highsmith Tonight at Chamber Banquet

Floydada will host a banquet this evening to honor R. A. Highsmith the newly named secretary of the chamber of commerce. Former West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention manager Porter A. Whaley and Col. R. L. Penick of Stamford will speak.

R. A. Highsmith

The Marriage Whirl at Fair Theatre and Lost a Wife at Mission

The Fair Theatre screens The Marriage Whirl with a cafe entrance styled as the Temple of Jazz and dramatic nightclub scenes. Mission presents Lost a Wife, a De Mille comedy with Menjou, Nissen, and Agnew, famed for a risqué wedding night scene. Also notes Lieut Maughan’s 1924 cross country flight and Fox’s Iron Horse research for a railroad epic.

William de Mille Adolphe Menjou Greta Nissen Robert Agnew Corinne Griffith Fair Theatre Mission the Mission de Mille Menjou Alfred Savoir Clara Beranger Russell L. Maughan New York San Francisco Lieut. Maughan William Fox Iron Horse Harris Newmark

Oil Briefs From Hutchinson County Stories

Arthur Arnold a J R Phillips lease worker in Hutchinson County was operated on for a ruptured appendix at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday with his condition listed as critical. South Hutchinson Oil Company workers in the Whittenburg pasture were gassed during casing operations and treated at a Panhandle hospital. Gas is shut off at 2800 feet and drilling will resume into the pay. Phillips No 1 Kingsland NW of SW section 6 block Y is drilling at 2750 feet in Hutchinson County pool and expected to finish soon.

Arthur Arnold J. R. Phillips Hutchinson County Northwest Texas Arnold South Hutchinson Oil Company Whittenburg Panhandle Phillips No Kingsland J. R. Phillips No Weatherly Block Y South Hutchinson Pool

J R Phillips Drill Report Near Kingsland Nebraska

J R Phillips No 2 Kingsland in the SE of section 6 block Y Hutchinson drilling at 400 feet after landing surface pipe with progress noted as the work advances toward formation development.

J. R. Phillips No Kingsland Block Y

Local oil rigs under way near Hutchinson and South Hutchinson

J R Phillips No 1 and H B E Smith are plotting rigs in sections 14 and 18 block Y near Hutchinson. Excavation begins September 10 for a new drill. Gillman Brothers prepare to start a well on the Travelers Oil Company lease in section 6 block Y near the Twin-Six field in South Hutchinson County pool.

Gillman Brothers Travelers Oil Company Section 6 Block Y South Hutchinson County

Middleton well yields twenty two barrels per hour

Swab tests on the J. H. Middleton new producer in the southwest corner of section 18 block Y Hutchinson county indicate the well is capable of producing 22 barrels of oil per hour.

J. H. Middleton Section 18 Block Y Hutchinson County

Pure Bred Hog Prize Arrives From Follette Texas

The first pure bred durochog donated as a prize for the West Texas Farmers Congress delegation tally arrives from Follette Texas over the Santa Fe railway. M D Ramsey president of the Grain Sorghum Growers Association says others are expected today and C H Carl who offers the prize traveled here by car yesterday.

West Texas Farmers Congress Santa Fe Follette Texas M. D. Ramsey Grain Sorghum Growers Association C. H. Carl Hie

Pampa Woman Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash Near Dalhart

Mrs Richard Walker of Pampa and former Amarillo resident died from internal injuries after a car wreck near Dalhart Sunday afternoon. She was traveling home from Colorado with Mr and Mrs A M Beville Jr when the crash occurred as the car skidded in sand and overturned.

Richard Walker Pampa Amarillo Dalhart Beville

Negro Convicted on Forgery Charge at Plainview

Richard Wilson, a black man, was found guilty in Plainview district court of forgery and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The jury consisted of G. H. Stovall, W. C. Jernigan, D. B. Crouch, G. C. Poore, Guy Bailey, M A. Dunn, G. L. Akerson, Carroll Moore, Frank E. Pearson and W. A. Young. Wilson was transported to the penitentiary today.

Plainview Plainview Richard Wilson Plainview G. H. Stovall W. C. Jernigan D. B. Crouch G. C. Poore Guy Bailey M A. Dunn G. L. Akerson Carroll Moore Frank E. Pearson W. A. Young Wilson

Resolution Approving Engineering Roll for Alabama Street

City of Amarillo adopts and approves the engineer's roll for the Alabama Street improvement from Fifth to Ninth Street. A public hearing is set for September 1, 1925 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to hear owners of abutting property railways and others about assessments, benefits, and contract details.

Alabama Street AIS Amarillo Fifth Street Ninth Street John S. McKnight Texas

Tiz Foot Comfort Ends Sore Feet

An old advertisement for Tiz foot remedy promises relief from aching and tired feet including swelling and corns. It claims the product draws out poisonous exudations, reduces pain, and offers a year long comfort guarantee with a money back pledge. Test copies are available by sending a coupon.

Amarillo resolves notice for hearings on street railway improvements

A 1925 Amarillo city resolution directs continued hearings to hear objections and correct errors on railway improvements. It orders assessments against affected properties and railways, creates a first lien, and requires publication at least three times in a general circulation newspaper with ten days prior notice. The City Secretary may mail notices to abutting railway owners.

Amarillo Texas

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