John Rowland 12 Dies After Illness in St Louis
John Rowland 12 son of Mr and Mrs John E Rowland died at 10 45 am yesterday in a St Louis hospital after a prolonged illness. He was brought to St Louis for treatment and his condition worsened just before Christmas. His mother went to his bedside and his father left on Christmas day to join them. The body will be brought to Amarillo for burial.
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John Rowland
John E. Rowland
St Louis
Amarillo
St. Louis
Cooked Food Sale Planned by San Jacinto Baptist Ladies
The ladies of San Jacinto Baptist Church will hold a cooked food sale at City Drug Store on Saturday, as announced last night.Mo jica?
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Ladies of the San Jacinto Bautist Church
City Drug Store
Chest campaign running in full blast report
Committees canvassing for the community chest last night reported about $500 additional as a result of the days work. Secretary O V Vernon stated the central committee handling major business house contributions did not report today. It is estimated that $15,500 has been subscribed toward the $26,000 asked. A number of teams are slated for work today.
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Community Chest
O. V. Vernon
Central Committee
Clement H. Yost Dies in Arizona Former Amarillo City Attorney
Clement H. Yost, 56, longtime Amarillo city attorney and Elks life member since 1920, died Tuesday at Whipple Barracks in Arizona. He served as Elks secretary here and was a St. Andrews Episcopal Church member. Born in Minneapolis, he moved from Little Rock in 1812. He leaves a sister, Mrs. S. H. Gilson of Fort Worth.
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Clement H. Yost
Amarilo
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Elks’ Lodge
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Little Rock
Ark
S. H. Gilson
Fort Worth
County Agent to Attend Hog Meeting
Harmon Benton county agent will attend a hog project meeting at West Texas Teachers College this afternoon in response to an invitation received yesterday. No actions were announced but Benton expects discussion related to work in the agricultural department.
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Harmon Benton
West Texas Teachers College
Benton
Agricultural Department
A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and bladder remedy ad
A Texas Wonder ad promotes a kidney and bladder remedy for gravel rheumatism and irregularities in men and women. If not sold by your druggist it will be mailed on receipt of 1.26 dollars. Small bottle often cures. Sworn testimonials available. Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Mo Sold by druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Building Firm Praised for Gift Shop Donation
Stockholders of Amarillo Building Company receive letters of congratulations for donating the building at Third and Polk to the Salvation Army. Col. E. Q. Thompson says First National Bank vice president W. W. Flennikin sent the first letter. Col. Thompson also notes Settle & Marsh opened in Panhandle Inn, Panhandle, moving from Clovis New Mexico to sell ladies ready to wear, represented by Mrs. Lillian Settle.
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Lillian Settle
City Briefs: M E Dilday and McGee Out with Mumps
City items note M E Dilday and Roy McGee of the post office off duty due to mumps. William H. Chase travels to Los Angeles for several months. Western Union offices get repainted in standard colors. Hamp Williams of Hate Springs Ark will speak at the Texas Hardware Dealers Convention in Dallas January 20 to 22. District Deputy Grand Master F E Walker will supervise Canyon lodge installation with his degree team. The school board schedules a regular monthly meeting with Superintendent W A McIntosh at 7:20 p.m. January issue of Signs of the Times discusses Williams Sign Company of Amarillo.
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Hamp Williams
Hate Springs
Ark
Panhandle Hardware Dealers Association
Texas Hardware Dealers Convention
Dallas
F. E. Walker
Canyon
The
Canyon Odd Fellows Lodge
W. A. McIntosh
Auto crash injures two in San Jacinto Heights incident
Herbert Walker and an unnamed companion were injured but not seriously in a Tuesday night automobile crash. The incident occurred as Headquarters company of the 142nd infantry National Guard held its regular drill at the armory.
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Herbert Walker
San Jacinto Heights
142Nd Infantry
The
National Guard
Littlefield Opens First Trade Day With Big Turnout
Littlefield inaugurated its first Trade's Day yesterday drawing tremendous crowds and boosting merchant sales. Officials say the event will become a regular monthly affair.
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Littlefield
M. W. A officers take over jobs at Palo Duro camp
Palo Duro camp of the Modern Woodmen of America installed the new officers for the coming year at a meeting last night in Woodmen's Hall. The officers named were A. P. Fowler consul W. A. Huff advisor J. R. Gant clerk C. C. Lacy banker M. E. Long watchman and managers William Gouldy W. A. Huff and E. H. Wilkinson. Many officers are starting second terms.
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Palo Duro
Woodmen of America
Woodmen’s
A. P. Fowler
W. A. Huff
J. R. Gant
C. C. Lacy
M. E. Long
William Gouldy
E. H. Wilkinson
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
Grandmother kept her hair dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur. The ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy, low cost remedy to restore natural color, claiming it darkens naturally after one or two applications and is widely used by druggists.
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Wyeth
STOP THAT ITCHING REMEDY CLAIMS GUARANTEED RELIEF
An advertisement for BLUE STAR REMEDY sold by CITY DRUG CO Ady promises relief from skin conditions including itch eczema tetter poison oak ringworm cracked hands and sores on children. The copy claims the product won t stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.
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City Drug Co.ady
White elected McLean Chamber of Commerce head
McLean January 7 Special to The News: At the annual meeting the officers for the year were elected led by President W. S. White. New vice president J. S. Howard, secretary E. J Lander, treasurer C. C. Bogan. directors include O. G. Stokely and others. The chamber runs monthly meetings and oversees the county fair.
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Mclean
Mclean Chamber of Commerce
W. 8. White
J. 8. Howard
E. J Lander
C. C. Bogan
O. G. Stokely
T. A. Landers
F. H. Bourland
M. D. Bentley
W. T. Wilson
D. E F. Dean
D. E. Dean
J. W. Kivler
McLean Telephone Exchange
Salvation Army Offered Lots for New Home
The Salvation Army received two site offers for its current building at the southeast corner of Third and Polk streets. Amarillo Building Company will develop an eight story office block on the present lot, and a move is likely tomorrow though the final site decision remains undecided.
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Salvation Army
Third and
Polk Streets
Amarillo Building Company
Fred Bone Moves House Off Corner
Fred Bone contractor began moving the house from the northeast corner of Tenth and Polk to San Jacinto Heights yesterday. He has purchased the lot and plans to clear it for future building on the property.
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Fred Bone
Tenth and
Polk Streets
San Jacinto Heights
Leadership Glass Will Meet Monday
Final arrangements are announced for a ten week Bay leadership course opening Monday night in the hall of Amarillo First Presbyterian church. Classes meet weekly, and every man in Amarillo interested in boys work is invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Higher Courts Civil Appeals January 7 1925 Amarillo
Proceedings list motions granted and overruled in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo on January 7 1925. Cases include certiorari motions from Briscoe Lynn Lipscomb and Randall and others with several submitted set for submission February 4 and titles involving Owens Minor Schaff Gray Lively Ketner Loper Colt Pyron Davis Baker Mann Wright Dockens Clark Judd and others.
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Court OF Civil Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals of
Seventh District
Amarillo
J. W. Owens
Briscoe County
Briscoe
H. R. Minor
London Guaranty & Accident Co., Ltd
Lynn
C. E. Schaff
R. B. Pyron
M. W. Brownfield
Gray
N. W. Davis
J. W. Baker
Motley
B. B. Molyneaux
Amarillo Independent
Randall
F. Mann
L. B. Wright
Lubbock
D. W. Walker
Anna Dockens
Fisher
Texas Utilities Co
O. L. Clark
Rheumatic Beginnings and Home Salts Remedy
The text promotes saline laxatives and acids to treat rheumatism. It advises staying off damp ground, keeping feet dry, avoiding sweets, drinking water, and taking a spoonful of Rad Salts daily to reduce uric and toxic acids. It explains rheumatism as toxin buildup cleared by kidneys and skin, with Jad Salts suggested as a cheap remedy from rapeseed juice and lithia.
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Hunt
Oliver Drug Co
5Th and Taylor
May
Albert
Oscar
Rudolph
Jose-Ra
Mojica
Star Cash Grocery
Amarillo, Texas
Colorado
Swift
Swifts
Empire
Jewell
Ict
Asa Eeer
Crisco
Maxwell House Coffee
Schilling Coffee
Thompson
Sunkist
Ohio
New State
Scott County
Alaska
Logan
Belle Isle
Royal Anne
Curtis New York
U.S.S
S.S.S. S
S.S.S
SSS. Fe
Panhandle
M. E. Dilday
Roy McGee
Post Office Force
William H. Chase
Los Angeles
Western Union Business Office
Signs of the Times
Williams Sign Company
J. W. Timmons
10Th & Fillmore
Franklin Packard
White
McLean Chamber Commerce
Leadership Glass
Effie Loper
Frank Loper
Potter
J. B. Colt Co
T. J. Kelly
Wheeler
Oscar-Rudolph
Jose-Ramon
Pitaeus
Castoria
Fletcher
Claude
J. D. Woodburn
Westinghouse
Mazda Light Globes
Mercy OF the
ST. Expier Watchmakers
Apricat Partors Jeweler
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