New Fillmore Street Building For Cooper Irvin And Cal Farley
A new one story structure to face Fillmore and connect to the Cooper Irvin Motor Co building will cost about 50000 dollars, measure 140 by 120 feet, be expandable to add a story, and house Lincoln sales and service with Cal Farley Tire. The project, leased to Cooper Irvin and Cal Farley, begins early next year with completion by April 1.
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Fillmore 10
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company
CAL Farley
Allie B. Green
Cal Farley Tire Company
Fillmore
Cooper- Irvin Motor Company
Cal Varley
Walter Irvin
Alice Green
Cooper-Ir
Lincoln
P. Kuhlman
Fillmore Street
M. C. Hancock
Amarillo
East Fourth
Gifts Cheer Amarillo Day Nursery Children
Santa could not stay but left hundreds of dolls, toys, candy and apples for 86 children at Amarillo Day Nursery. Mothers received $110 total. a mama doll for each child, plus fruit and candy. Donations came from Col. C T Herring and others with Imogene Herring decorating, Khiva Temple funding turkey dinner, and local sponsors supplying decorations and boxes of candy.
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Santa Claus
Amarillo Day Nursery
Col. C. T. Herring
Will Herring
Arthur Ware
Imogene Herring
Chas Fisk
Khiva Temple
Ida Rockwell
American State Bank
J. E. Bryant Co
Christmas program lights up Twaddel Baptist Church
More than 300 people attended the Twaddel Baptist Church Christmas program last night. A large tree was loaded with presents and fruits and gifts were given to nearly everyone present.
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Twaddel Baptist Church
Christmas Seals Benefit Five Amarillo Families
Five Amarillo families received clothing and life necessities bought with funds from the Anti Tuberculosis Society during Christmas week. The money, raised by Christmas seal sales, supplied a washing machine for a woman and clothes for her family, with Mrs Jessie Ross handling the donations.
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Amarillo
Jessie Ross
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Wage negotiations on coal strike resume in New York
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on December 24 1925 Alvan Markle chairman of the operators and miners joint committee announced that wage talks aimed at ending the hard coal strike will resume in New York next Tuesday The anthracite sub committee will meet December 29 1925 at 3 pm and both sides agree to the resumption any settlement basis may be presented by either party.
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Hazleton
New York
Alvan Markle
Markel
Flowers Affected by Liquor Like Humans, UC Says
At University of California Berkeley botanists report alcohol influences flowers similarly to people. Six California poppy buds were placed in jars with liquids from plain water to whiskey. Only the water bud bloomed while the others leaned, tipsy but not wilted, showing unconsciousness proportional to alcohol. Photographs by Alfred K. Pillsbury documented the experiment with movie and still cameras.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
California
Alfred K. Pillsbury
Foreign milk industry grows in China via imports and crossbreeding
Dec 24 Chicago dispatch reports a foreign colony introducing a milk industry in China. Jersey cows and crossbred water buffalo now yield high butter fat, according to N. Aue Young, director-general of the Chinese bureau of economic information, noting milk luxury and widening consumption beyond foreigners.
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Chena Chicago
China
N. Aue Young
Chinese Bureau of Economic Information
Aus Young
Auto Crash Leaves Man with Serious Injuries
A man identified as A. Gann of 501 Woetsel Street was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at about 6 45 when his car was struck by another vehicle as he was stepping from in front of 805 West Sixth Street. Witnesses say the other car went in the same direction, the drivers were reportedly intoxicated, and both fled the scene before officers arrived. An ambulance took Gann home. police seized the vehicle and continued the search for the two suspects.
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A. Gann
Woetsel Street
West Sixth Street
Gann
Wesley Bishop
Jefferson Street
Bishop
Griggs
New Mexico editor survives car wreck in ditch twist
Paul Dodge editor of the Tucumcari News escaped unharmed when a tire blew out causing his Buick Master Six Sedan to turn turtle twice and land in a roadside ditch near Wildorado. He suffered a bruised ankle and sand in an ear, with a badly wrecked car likely needing a new body. He was en route to Amarillo to meet his wife visiting in Alabama.
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Paul Dodge
Tucumcari
N. Mex
Wildorado
Dodge
Amarillo
Alabama
Men Charged With Box Car Break-In Held Here
Two men arrested by Santa Fe special officer E N Lacewell were jailed in Potter County after allegedly breaking into a box car near Canadian and stealing goods from an interstate shipment. They are being held for federal officers, accompanied by Fent Stallings of Clovis, another Santa Fe special officer.
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E. N. Lacewell
Santa Fe
Potter County
Canadian
Fent Stallings of
Clovis
Mistrial in Adams slaying case shocks Miller County
Texarkana Ark Dec 24 The jury in the murder case against Henry Adams former chief of police was discharged after six and a half hours of deliberation a mistrial was announced and the case will be set for retrial next term Adams is accused of killing deputy Bob Smith and is linked to the death of Sheriff Er Barber in the same gun battle Adams two sons Wallace and Allen are indicted for manslaughter in related deaths All cases proceed to the next Miller County circuit term.
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Texarkana
Ark
Henry Adams
J. H. McCollum
Adame
Bob Smith
Miller County
Er. F. Barber
Smith
Adams
Wallace
Allen
Barber
Santa Claus Dies at Harbor Beach Church During Festivities
William Johnston, known to 100 children as Santa Claus, collapsed and died last night at the Harbor Beach Methodist Church during Christmas exercises. His wife and three children were present as the crowd continued the celebration. Johnston had a long, laboring life, and the heart failure was sudden. The body was taken to an undertaker.
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Pont Huron
Mich
Dee
Santa Claus
Harbor Beach
William Johnston
Santa
Johnston
Vienna Bans Solo Dances in Cabarets and Nightclubs
Vienna police enforce a regulation prohibiting solo dances by professional dancers in cabarets and nightclubs. Authorities cite public order and decency concerns as the basis for the ban.
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Vienna
J E Hill urges diversified crops
J E Hill vice president and general manager of Panhandle Lumber Company advocates diversified farming. After a Panhandle visit he stresses prosperity in areas practicing mixed crops and livestock. He warns single crop farming leads to poorer conditions and urges diversification across the Plains.
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J. BE. Hill
Panhandle Lumber Company
Panhandle
Mr. Hill
Mr. Hill Gays
Judge Barrett Regaining Health in California Report
Judge L C Barrett is in California and rapidly gaining strength, per a letter received by Judge Sam Motlow. The brief city update notes his improving health and suggests a positive outlook. Separately, marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Torrance Reed and Miss Vada Ashley, and to H G Campbell and Miss Trula Faye Griffith.
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L. C. Barrett
Sam Motlow
California
Torrance Reed
Vada Ashley
H. G. Campbell
Trula_ Faye Griffith
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