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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
3
Mrs Fannie Bloss of 1964 Madison Avenue Huntington describes a serious left side pain pale appearance nervousness and fatigue before using Cardus a tonic from mild herbs. After two bottles she felt improvement and by nine bottles she was stronger than in a long time. Cardus is said to gently support female organs and the general system and is sold everywhere.
United States cotton crop forecast for August 1 stands at 13.566 billion bales, down 22 thousand bales from the July 16 forecast, reflecting a small reduction in expected yield.
The American duo Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams will clash with Australian partners Gerald Patterson and John B Hawkes on Lenwood Cricket Club turf for the U S doubles title. Richards and Williams beat Kinsey in straight sets to reach the final as six other finals were prepared for tomorrow.
Former world light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue was named to meet Paul Berlenbach in a return bout at Yankee Stadium on September 15. Delaney of Bridgeport was scratched due to throat trouble, leaving McTigue as the challenger.
The Amarillo manufacturers and Jobbers Association held a called meeting to finalize plans for the second annual Buyers Convention in Amarillo on September 3 and 4. President R. T. Emmett presided as members predicted the event would surpass last year with large attendance and focus on entertaining visitors.
Yesterday's National League results include New York 4 over St. Louis 3 in 10 innings. Boston 4 lost to Chicago 6 while Brooklyn won 12 to Cincinnati and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 10 to 9. In the American League St Louis edged New York 1–0, Detroit defeated Philadelphia 8–1, Cleveland fell to Boston 2–1, and Chicago beat Washington 3–2.
Waco 4 Wichita Falls 9 and Houston 38 Shreveport 6 lead a night of Texas League results. Dallas 6 Beaumont 4 and San Antonio 18 Fort Worth 4 include a second game halted after five innings due to darkness.
Southern Association results include New Orleans 5 Chattanooga 2 and Atlanta 5 Little Rock 2. Mobile 11 Nashville 2. Western League games Oklahoma City 4 Des Moines 0 and Omaha 12 Tulsa 9 after a Wichita Lincoln rain delay. American Association Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 5. Louisville 11 Milwaukee 6. St Paul 6 10 Columbus 4 9. Toledo 10 Minneapolis 9.
Coast League notable results include Seattle 7 0 over Salt Lake 9 9 in a tie, Oakland 3 Vernon 4 in 12 innings, Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 2, and Portland 5 Sacramento 11. Strongly resembled a busy box score brief with multiple teams and outcomes.
London announced steps to restore full official diplomatic relations with Mexico after years of absence. Norman King will become charge d affaires in Mexico City pending ministerial appointment, with consular ties to be reestablished and British interests in Mexico restored after the 1924 expulsion incident.
Special to The News from Spearman on August 28 reports R. L. McClellan Grain Company receiving the first wheat shipped for farmers seed. County agent Sam W. Martin selected the high quality, certified seed wheat by the Oklahoma Wheat Improvement Association. Three car loads sold out in days as Martin and McClellan pursue more seed from Kansas and Oklahoma. Using certified seed wheat is boosting yields by two to six bushels per acre.
A southbound Santa Fe train derailed seven miles south of here at midnight, destroying 21 cars in fire. Oil tankers and copper bullion were destroyed. no casualties. Damage estimated at 50,000. Service to points south interrupted over 12 hours. passenger service detoured via M K & T.
The Texas railroad commission accepted an invitation to join the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Brownsville on October 5 concerning the San Antonio and Aransas Pass request to extend the line from Falfurrias south. If the Edinburgh to Harlingen expansion questionnaire is returned in time, that case will be heard at the same session.
Blount, campaign manager for Satterwhite, praised for aiding a Panhandle victory. East Texas figure linked to possible governor bid, with reports suggesting mutual exclusion if either runs. Chitwood noted as Texas Technological College business manager and former Sweetwater district representative.
The Hereford area could become a major producer with gradual drainage, irrigation, and development of small fruits and vegetables. Growth plans envision feeding large parts of Texas, rivaling Rio Grande Valley and California irrigated lands, as farm tracts and related infrastructure expand under local chamber support.
Building operations nationwide show strong health with increased construction and higher outlays. Dallas alone reports nearly $2,000,000 higher permits in H1 1925 than 1924, totaling about $20,000,000. Fifteen Texas cities combined permits reach $93,534,676 as the state endures drought but remains financially solid.
A Freemont Chamber of Commerce session hosted Texas visitors and Nebraska bankers to discuss banker farmer cooperation. The Union Pacific Calf Club train showcased dairying, stock judging, and calf clubs as premium experiences along a tour converging with Amarillo’s optimism for a major Tri-State exposition and Panhandle growth.
A 17 year old girl blocked a bread path and was knocked down by a boy at the lone Star bakery in San Antonio. He fled with $1,000 in cash after a second stash of gold and currency was found in another cash drawer. Money spilled from his pockets as he ran down the street.
A west Texas luncheon hosted by Western Packing at the Amarillo Hotel celebrated the North Plains tour leaders. Amarillo business leaders and officials heard tributes from Sam Motlow, E. H. Whiteside, and others, with Dr. J. E. Nunn giving the invocation and Ernest O. Thompson receiving flowers from Mrs. Lee. The event praised Western Packing and urged regional support for the Tri-State Fair and Mistletoe Creameries.
A conventional western stacks popular appeal as champion athlete and famed horse Silver King share key roles. Thom son battles a gigantic bull in the climactic scene, delivering a strong curtain that should win over audiences.
Colleen Moore stars in The Desert Flower, Colleen Moore’s latest First National film, opening a three day run at the Mission Monday theater.
Jack Perrin stars in a new first run western titled Double Fisted at the Deandi for today only with action and romance. Also on bill is a panny two reel comedy as part of the Greater Movie Season sponsored by the Fair Mission and Deandi Theaters opening Monday nationwide with local business support.
Milton Sills plays a multi talented fighter in First National’s The Knockout at the Mission theater. The film showcases his top tier screen fighting and a dramatic river ordeal while highlighting his off screen pursuits in astronomy horticulture psychology and piano.
Fred Thomson appears in a new F. B. O. release The Wild Bull's Lair. The plot centers on a half crazed Indian seeking revenge on whites and planning to breed a ferocious stock by crossing a wild bull with bison to drive cattlemen from ancestral lands. The film marks another departure for the popular star and the studio.
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