Flashing Steeds Heads Liberty Two Day Showing
Merrill McCormick stars as the English tenderfoot in Bill Patton’s Flashing Steeds a western drama at the Liberty theatre today and tomorrow. The film features Patton’s horsemanship a strong supporting cast and Dorothy Donald in a leading role with superb photography and lively comedy stakes.
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Merrill McCormick
Bil Patton
Liberty Theatre
McCormick
Tenderfoot
Patton
Steeda
Bill Patton
Dorothy Donald
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An advertising claim touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a safe treatment for rheumatism and sore joints. The copy promises rapid tingling heat within three minutes, complete warmth of the affected area, and pain relief, urging customers to buy the genuine Rowles labeled product from druggists.
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Rowles
Red Ball Bus Line Adopts New Afternoon Southbound Schedule
The Red Ball Bus Line announced a change to its southbound timetable to Plainview and Lubbock, shifting the 2 p.m. departure to 8 p.m. effective today. The new southbound arrivals at Lubbock are 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., with updated times for all intermediate stops from Amarillo to Lubbock and back, including Canyon, Happy, Tulsa, Plainview, Hale Center, Abernathy, and others.
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Plainview
Lubbock
Amarillo
Canyon
Happy
Tulsa
Hale Center
Abernathy
Hale Cente
Baptists Leave for Big Annual State Meeting
Baptist clergy and laymen departed yesterday for Mineral Wells to attend the Baptist State Convention opening this afternoon. Amarillo attendees include Rev. and Mrs. R. I. Jenkins J. L. Smith Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Yates Rev. W. C. Garrett and Rev. M. I. Davis missionary Palo Duro association. Many Amarillo Baptists are also in attendance awaiting important matters discussed at the session.
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Mineral Wells
Amarillo
R. I. Jenkins
J. L. Smith
G. L. Yates
W. C. Garrett
The
Second Baptist Church
M. I. Davis
Palo Duro Association
Bond House Opens in Amarillo
Ben E. New & Co., Dallas based investment bank, opens Amarillo branch at 804 Amarillo building with F. A. Peterson, 1007 Harrison street, in charge. The firm, largest in the state for foreign government and city bonds, sent two members from New York after interviews with major bond firms to select issues now offered.
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Ben E. New & Co
Dallas
Amarillo Building
F. A. Peterson
Harrison Street
Amarillo
New York
BEN E. New & Company Investment Bankers
Mgr
Texas
Dallas Man Bonds On Counterfeiting Charge
Joe Glaviana of Dallas posted 7500 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Lee R Smith on a federal warrant charging possession and concealment of counterfeit money. He was released to await investigation by the federal grand jury as federal agents say a Mexico-based counterfeit ring circulated $100 bills across several districts. Egg business brisk this fall with strong demand and lower feed costs.
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Dallas
Joe Glaviana
U. S
Lee R. Smith
Glaviana
Galveston
Grand Jury
W. H. Forsyth
Federal Secret Service
Mexico
United States
California grape harvest fuels large seasonal sale
California reports a large sale of grapes this season with much of the crop directed to juice production and the remainder offered on the open market.
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Big California
Clarendon Real Estate on Tenth Street Buys Lot
W. P. Blake of Clarendon buys the corner lot at Tenth and Johnson. A brick business house is expected to rise soon in that area. W. E. Gee builds a brick structure on Tenth east of Buchanan with multiple store rooms to be ready shortly. Dr. J. E. Nunn completes the first unit of a building on Tenth east of Pierce with seven rooms planned after further completion. Maroney Grocery moves from 206 West into one of the newly finished rooms.
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Tenth Street
Tenth and
Johnson
W. P. Blake
Clarendon
W. E. Gee
Tenth
Buchanan
Pierce
J. E. Nunn
Maroney Grocery Company
Wastle
Finshed
Modern Woodmen to Elect Officers at Session Tonight
The Palo Duro Camp Modern Woodmen of America will hold its 1926 officer election this evening. Other business will be considered and members are urged to attend. Harley-Davidson repairs, 300 FE. 4th.
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Palo Duro Camp
Woodman of America
Harley-Davidson
Forward pass development boosts scoring power in major teams
New York reports a modest rise in scoring power on the collegiate gridiron. Dartmouth Michigan and Princeton are cited as leading the shift toward forward pass efficiency. Overall 108 teams scored 13 150 points in 895 games, averaging 14.7 points per game, slightly above 1924 levels.
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New York
Dartmouth
Michigan
Princeton
Football scoring trend shows powerhouses boost season totals
Football men view a dip in average points per game while national scores rise overall due to top aggregations. Despite improving play, the trend stems from a few leading teams with sixteen elevens surpassing 200 points and Washington on the Pacific coast setting a 459 point season record over eleven games.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
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Liberty
Drs. Lumpkin and
Marsalis
Smith Building
Polk
Superior Cafe
Polk Street
Edwards Studio
Polk St
City
Jeff D. E
Sartlett
Elgin
Hamilton
Illinois
Sid
TRING
Mittin
RED Ball Bus Line
Bond
Ace
KOTEX
Tenth ST
Panhandle
City Drug Store
Fuqua
W. A. Palmer
Taylor Street
Amarillo Furniture Company
Amarillo Second
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