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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
9
Mrs. C L Bason of Winfield Texas reports backache and fatigue eased by Cardus a purely vegetable tonic. She took eight bottles and saw immediate improvement gaining strength better sleep and reduced nervousness. She recommends Cardus to expecting mothers as a wonderful help. NC-162.
Hubert M. Harrison, Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce manager, spoke at Plainview Rotary Club’s Christmas Women Night banquet held at the Ware Hotel. About 150 attended as Harrison urged business unity and noted hopes for Fort Worth and Denver extension to Plainview. He praised fellowship among merchants and Rotary spirit, presenting "The Man and the Shadow."
Formal transfer of Magnolia Petroleum Co to Standard Oil Co of New York completed. W O Gatton says no changes expected, including name. Magnolia, previously unincorporated, becomes part of Standard Oil with capital increasing by 375 million dollars and 25 percent stock dividend. Old Magnolia shares exchange four for one, and trust declaration is dropped from stationery.
Mrs Etta Doebler died at her home 600 North Tyler Street and her body was sent to Lawton Oklahoma for burial after funeral services at her home officiated by Rev F W O Malley. Griggs Undertaking Co conducted the funeral. Bicycle tires and repairs were mentioned in the notice with a placeholder value.
Philanthropist A Atwater Kent of Philadelphia funds weekly radio concerts by world class artists. The programs are broadcast from WEAF and allied stations across the east, with similar shows from western and Canadian outlets. May Peterson and other stars slated for Panhandle Music Festival have appeared on Kent programs, including Allen MecQuarie and Maria Kurenko.
Mrs. Jessie N. Ross of Associated Charities appealed last night for aid to J. D. and Homer Holland families whose home at 407 Sanborn street burned. They have shelter at 2208 West Third Street and need beds, stove, bedding, cookware, and kitchen utensils. donations or calls to 1206 will be collected and sent.
A Tuesday morning blaze in Matador destroyed the Masonic hall, the T. G. Duncan residence, and Barney's Cafe. Fire officials saved most furniture. a north wind limited spread. Estimated loss $19,000, with partial insurance coverage.
A tired youth described as lawless eluded justice until a sheriff's posse captured him. Four pistols a shotgun and ammunition lay by his body. He allegedly attacked homes taking $17.50 and a shotgun, wounded a couple, killed an elderly woman and infant, then fatally shot a pelts dealer, Moore, as deputies closed in.
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