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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
6
Sister Mary explains selecting grapes for jelly, juice, and conserves, and shares four recipes. Grapes should be unripe for jelly and fully ripe for juice and preserves. Methods cover juice, conserve, relish, grape butter, and steps include boiling, straining, sugar ratios, and methods for sealing.
Dr. G L Yates pastor and Mrs Yates return from a month at their Bayou La Batre summer home near Mobile. They swam boated fished and say they are renewed for the new church season. Dorothy Clark plans to leave for Los Angeles to resume photoplay work at Marshal Neilan studios.
Miss Mary Ardis Campbell, Dumas representative to the Tri State Fair, arrived in Amarillo to campaign for the Studebaker gift car. A Fort Worth and Amarillo history, Campbell promotes her music as violinist and declares a lively race to win the Queen of the Fair title.
Three men T M Buck alias Navajo Buck Jim Neville and Wm Quinn were convicted of safe blowing in Plainview District Court and sentenced to two to five years Buck got five years while Neville and Quinn received two years each The crimes spanned the South Plains last winter including a local grain firm break in with several dollars stolen Numerous peace officers testified including J A Grigsby former Floyd County sheriff now Santa Fe officer J W Strassner T E May O H Brown Bull Jones Grant Hale and Lige Jennings
W. C. Wylie, director of the municipal band, reports the creation of a junior band with nearly twenty members already. He aims for a 50 piece ensemble within a few weeks, building on prior success with leading boy bands in other cities.
Rev. B. F. Fronabarger former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Canyon and Panhandle Baptist Assembly manager announced he would run in the Democratic primary next year for county judge of Randall county. He is widely known in the Panhandle for his work with the Baptist Assembly.
E W Thomas county agent at Plainview for two and a half years resigns to become superintendent of the Texas Sub Experiment Station at Sonora. He will begin work there soon. Sonora station focuses on livestock method development.
Immigrants in the United States send more than 300 million dollars each year to countries abroad, reflecting substantial cross border financial ties. The figure highlights the scale of remittances and the economic link between immigrant communities and their countries of origin.
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