Hanson commander elected. notable local deaths and events
J C Sebastian elected Hanson commander. John W Veale dies, ex state senator and attorney. R H Beville presides Panhandle Prosecuting Attorneys and Peace Officers Association formed. L T Deats dies near Happy after exiting car. Sheriff Whitaker acquitted. Alvin M Owsley addresses Jackson Day dinner. Khiva Temple and Conrad Dykeman ceremonies noted. Bishop Temple presides North Texas diocese. C H Ducring dies. Gilenn Randall and W Hammer drown near lake. Canadian River dam site survey begins. Lee Shropshire dies. a dead baby found in Santa Fe station. Western Weekly announced. Plainview chamber banquet. Canadian banquet. Cecil Cain dies in accident. Adobe Walls anniversary planning. Bible offer time drawing near. Adjutant General Barton announces governor candidacy. Rotary Club publishes a special section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sebastian
Hanson
John W. Veale
Panhandle Prosecuting Attorneys and Peace Officers Association
R. H. Beville
Clarendon
L. T. Deats
Big Spring
Less Whitaker
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Khiva
Conrad V. Dykeman
Edward A. Temple
Bishop of
North Texas Diocese
Ies
C. H. Ducring
Lubbock
Gilenn A. Randall
Ss. W. Hammer
City
Lee Shropshire
Rabban
Khiva Temple
Plainview
Santa Fe
Western Weekly
Daily News
Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Cain
Self
Shamrock
Pampa
Adobe Walls
Thomas D. Barton
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Panhandle events fill February notes across many towns
A busy February in Potter County and the Panhandle features political moves, public works, and social events. Notables include Woodrow Wilson’s death, Amarillo telephone counts, bond plans, fairs, and public meetings. District leaders, chamber activities, and local crime notes mix with social concerts and school progress.
Resinol Soap and Ointment Restore Clear Complexion
Mrs J of Milwaukee Wisconsin shares a testimonial praising Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing a years old facial rash. She credits rapid itching relief in days and complete removal after three nights, noting economy and lasting complexion improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Adon
Resinol Chemical
Panhandle City Elections and Events Spark Local News
Panhandle cities report mayoral results in Pampa J Wynne Tulsa J H O Neall and Rallis John Honey. Rotary edition for Wichita Falls district conference. oil pipeline construction from oil field to Panhandle begins amid varied civic and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Wynne
Pampa
J. H. O'Neall
Tulsa
John Honey
Rallis
Daily News
Wichita Falls
T. W. Cotten
C. W. Rogers
A. J. Grow
J. Ray
C. N. N. Ferguson
First Methodist
Lubbock
Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods
Amarillo
William G. McAdoo
Big Four Brotherhoods
Houston
J. C. Hardy
Baylor College
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Dalhart
Galli-Curel
Texas State Federation of Labor
Port Arthur
R. P. Parcells
Rotary Club
J. I. Kendrick
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers’ Associations
Plainview
Texas, Panhandle and Gulf Railway Boosters
Panhandle Odd Fellows’ Association
Stop That Itching Skin Remedy Ad Claims Safe Use
An advertisement promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY to treat skin diseases such as itch eczema tetter and cracked hands. It guarantees no clothing staining and a pleasant odor, promising relief for conditions including poison oak and sores on children.
Labor Day stores close and Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis elections
A historical ledger records Labor Day closings and events in Amarillo including John B. Gilvin's election as lieutenant governor of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis district, a Childress Post sale, Panhandle Inn contract to Fred Bone Construction, W. L. Williams gin contract, and school openings with rising enrollment. It notes visits by Mary McCormie to her parents, Defense Day in Amarillo, and various civic activities, fairs, and honors across September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gilvin
Kiwanis Clubs
Childress Post
Panhandle Inn
Fred Bone Construction Company
W. L. Williams
Amarillo
Mary McCormie
J. H. Harris
Buchanan Street
Poe National Bank of Canyon
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Dorsett Carter
John Snider
Amarillo and
Plainview
Palo Duro
Tri-State Fair
Carmen Brewer
Ter Gare
Tri-State
M. J. R. Jackson
Court of Civil Appeas
Ind
Knights Templar
Reforming and famous city notes and deaths in Panhandle
A compact digest of Amarillo and Panhandle happenings from mid month including Gov Charles W Bryan speech at Santa Fe station, the death of Mrs Bessie Sommers, Mrs Billie Meeks surrender and detention, postmaster shifts, Panhandle park and water efforts, church appointments, high school games, Armistice parade, Texas Tech cornerstone ceremony, and local civic actions such as the daily news anniversary, county elections, and business meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Auditorium
Barnett E. Gunn
Levelland
Alice Miller
Carol Brown
Roswell
John Snider
Geraldine Farrar
Amarillo
Opera
Carmen
City Commission
Board of City Development
Adrian Mask
Northwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Abilene
Ford Dealers of Panhandle
Amarillo Chronology Highlights 1925 Local Events
A compilation of Amarillo notices lists notable 1925 happenings and people. J A Cheatham Kioki Wilson death. Oscar Jacobson captain of 1925 Golden panastoia team. Andy Borenson found dead near home. Santa Fe and city plan Tenth Street subway. Meek case suspended sentence. Elks memorials with Rev. W. O Malley. Miller Hobart trial. community chest campaign $26,000. Auto Association backs Daily News Endurance Run. Senator elect Sam G Bratton addresses Kiwanis. Tri-State Poultry Show opens. Lemuel Gompers dies. Deason golden anniversary. Santa Claus ads. Mason Tem 1 contract. Crowe wins Christmas story prize. cross word winners. Hobby resigns Texas Tech regents. Miller Hobart jury discharges. doll and toy drive for Salvation Army. two Amarillo skyscraper announcements. West Sixth hotel. 1925 outlook interviews. Panhandle Inn opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilhs
W. O'Malley
EB. H. W
Plainviewes
Community Chest
Auto Association
Daily News
Sam G. Bratton
United States
New Mexico
Kiwanis Club
Lemuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Daniel M. Deason
Mason
W. Ernest Crowe
W. P. Hobby
Board of Regents of
Texas Technological College
Miller-Hobart
News and Post
Salvation Army
Amarillo
West Sixth
City
Outlook
Panhandle Inn
Amarillo News Presents Early 1925 Local Events
Report lists actions in Amarillo and surrounding areas including oil flow on Pan-Tex pipeline, murder indictments of E T Miller and Ruth Hobart, cornerstone slated for Texas Technological College at Lubbock, a levy election for a county park, and the first cotton bale brought in by D J Munsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Town
Amherst
William Boyce
Justice Court of Civil Appeals
Kenyon
Republican County
Boosters of
Dimmitt
Ruth Hobart
E. T. Miller
Edward W. Hobart
M. J. R. Jackson
Court of Civil Appeals
Hobart
Panhandle Lumber Company
William Cameron and Company
W. Hayne
Amarillo
Rock Island Railroad
el Paso
T. Miller
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
D. J. Munsey
E. Cecil Seaman
E. A. Temple
North Texas
New Harvester Digging Potatoes In One Operation
A newly invented harvester digs potatoes loads them directly into a wagon in a single operation, simplifying harvest season. The device combines digging and loading steps, increasing efficiency for farmers.
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News-Post
Potter County
Peyton Irving, Jr
State Department of Education
Clarendon College
Woodrow Wilson
Mayfield-Peddy
Auditorium
R. Thomson
Grady Mason
Rod
Floyd County
American Business Club
Pic Ted Percy Spencer
Aubbock
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
University of Texas
T. F. Turner
T. F. Turner Re-Elected President of Panhandle-Plains Historical Society
Canyon
W. H. Graham
Melrose Messenger
Eastern New Mexico Press Association
Clovis
Bishop A. C. Garrett
Dallas
Homeseekers
B. O. Taylor
Landergin Ranch
F. M. Kittle
Texhoma
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas Daily Press League
Amarillo Second Hand Co
Peterson
Neff
Denver
Colorado
Fair Association
W. B. Atkins
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Syndicate
Golden Sandstorm
Denver Station
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
E. C
Nichols
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
John Beal Sneed
Paducah
Benjamin
C. B. Berry
Paul van Katwijk
Mr. van Katwijk
Presbyterian Orphans Home
A. E. Winsett
Texas Ex-Students Association
Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Wheeler
News
Court of Criminal Appeals
Omaha Livestock Yard
Milo Atkinson
First Christian Church
Tascosa
Harry T. Moore
Episcopal Church
Martha Lyon
Panhandle District Medical Society
Guaranty State Bankers of District No. 1
Northwest Texas Hospital
C. F. Wilson
Memphis
Panhandle Medical Society
C. O. Wolflin
D. B. Yarbrough
U. C. T. Council
Postal Department
South Plains
G. W. McDonald
Wayland College
Floydada
Abilene Eagles
F. W. O'Malley
Bonham
Ivin Jones
Washington
E. N. Nobles
Panhandle Grain Dealers’ Association
Panhandle Pipe Line Company
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Mountain States Oil & Gas Company
Panhandle Field
Masonic Temple
E. C. Northcutt
Grant Hume
Parsons
Kans
J. O. Bradenbaugh
Happy
Khbiva
Imperial Council
Kansas City
Tuck Trigg Oil Company
Tuck Trigg Company
Marland Oil Company
Ponca City
Okla
J. O. Whittington
F. P. Reid
Fort Eliett
Curtis L. Saylor
Fort Worth
Lamesa
Wheeling-Collingsworth Counties Baptist Hospital
McLean
S. J. Slade
H. Earl Fuqua
Panhandle Bankers’ Association
H. S. Douthit
High Erthman
Evening Post
W. L. Walker
Ranch Creek Oil and Gas Company
Wellington
Panhandle Press Association
A. H. Luker
Grapeland
Texas Press Association
Tyler
S. J. Allen
Perryton
Nannie Halsey
Luther Foster
William Archer
N. M
Fred Halsey
Hope
J. M. Beard
Masonic Lodge
Regents
Col
L. B. Watkins
L. K. Watt
Dallam
Texline
Col. Eb, O. Thompson
Mel J. Dwight
Childress County
Silver Falls Lake
Crosbyton
Texas Legionnaires
Brownwood
KE. A. Taylor
Moreland
West Texas Farm Educational Congress
Felix D. Robertson
A. B. Spencer
Pattie Deaver
Mina Deaver
Lelia Lake
J.D. Shuford
State Park Board
Palo Duro Canyon
Eneumonia Calla
Ross D. Rogers
W. G. McAdoo
W. P. Casebeer
Mightning
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Dallas Boosters
Col. C. C. Walsh
J. T. Crawford
Panhandle Hardware Implement Dealers’ Association
Wilcox Oil Company
Louis Holmes Baker
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Clarendon Country Club
Fair Park
Daily News and Post
Deleater
L. A. Knight
Pioneer Plainview
Carrollton
Lynch Davidson Panhandle Club
Jackie Capehart
Plains Journal of Lubbock
New Company
Bureau of Dairying
BE. W. Hobart
George Brewer
Tohoka
ER. W
Barton
City Drug Co, Adv
George C. Butte
Wiley Pollard
W. R. MacDowell
Levy
A. N. Olver
Tri-State Fair Association
R. T. Emmett
Vernon
Amarillos
Texas State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pat Neff
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Water Board
Electric League of
W. H. Bachelor
Graham
Blasdel
Stuart Overton
W. E. McLendon
City Water Board
Frederick C. Taylor
Kilisset
South Street
Wiew
Lorca Prinduckt
Harry Snodgrass
WOS
Jefferson City
Snodgrass
Capitol Dome
Trade
the News
The
Square Deal
Amarillo Daily News
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