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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
11
The busy club season reopens and music studios renew activity with Friday submission deadlines for society items. Longhand programs are rejected, typed double spacing preferred, and phone submissions welcome. editorial office contact details provided.
The advertisement showcases Hallie Dyes new Dyche Deng Store at 6123 Taylor St offering toilet goods and beverages from a Frigidaire Fountain, plus unique wall vases, capes, and fashion from Nelia Bond’s studio in Central Building. It highlights J C Penney children’s coats, sport dress fabrics, and a variety of outfits, with Beauty Parlour specials at Allie Ryan and Emphasis on Bulbs at Amerrillo Green House.
A massive parade of about 300 children from Scouting groups newsboys Western union messengers and theater staff will open the Greater Moving Picture Season in Amarillo. The event moves from Fair Theatre to Taylor Street then to Polk street, culminating at the Fall Theatre for a 12 o'clock showing of The Iron Horse. The season features high quality releases including The Lost World Lightnin The Ten Commandments and Colleen Moore in The Desert Lover.
Boy Scouts of Amarillo will be guests at the Fair theater to see The Iron Horse, a film about the transcontinental railroad. The invitation was extended by theater manager Ross D. Rogers, with Scout Executive Nelson notifying all Amarillo Scouts to meet promptly at eleven in front of the theater.
H Lindsay and J C Johnston from south of Lubbock plan to enter three 2 year olds in Amarillo events during the Tri State Exposition. They praise government offers of a fine stallion for breeding purposes and expect Plains breeders to have 60 to 76 thoroughbreds next year. They urge neighbors to take the liberal government aid.
The Aults Musical Instrument Co of Fort Worth will donate $25 in band music as a prize in the band contest at the Tri State Exposition. The firm has now provided a complete set of prizes including instrument cases drum major attire and other articles for the event.
Special to Thews Spearman Aug 29 Sun W. Martin Hansford county agent promotes dairy herd improvements. A Jersey bull calf with a dam yielding 13,500 pounds of milk and 600 pounds of butterfat in 305 days arrives at W A Sutton farm near Spearman. Sire is a brother of the noted Galther cow. More high class Jerseys to be placed, including two additional bulls. Farms soon to produce surplus milk and butter for market.
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