Daily News model home lot staked and stage set
Preliminary steps for the Daily News Model Home progressed as the lot at 2116 Hughes street was staked off and sand and gravel placed for use. Weather delays slowed dirt work but construction is expected to start soon under M. C. Hancock Construction Company with City Engineer Banks Jones granting the permit and Wolflin Place owner T. J. Wagner supervising.
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Daily News
Banks Jones
Tascosa Sand & Gravel Company
The
Hughes
M. C. Hancock Construction Company
T. J. Wagner
Wolflin Place
Amarillo
Homemade Lemon Pie Filling From Scratch
A recipe describes making a lemon filling using one third cup lemon juice four tablespoons paprika two tablespoons sugar eggs four and a half teaspoons mustard and dry ingredients. Water is added gradually while stirring then cooked in a double boiler until thick and smooth. Eggs are beaten and incorporated, then cooked two more minutes before lemon juice is added and the mixture strained. California lemons are recommended for best results.
Rally to Boost Scout Work Dinner at Amarillo Hotel
The Boy Scout council executive committee announced a dinner rally for those interested in Boy Scout work. It will be held February 5 at the Amarillo Hotel with an election of council officers as a key feature. The Panhandle council plan will be explained and discussed. The meeting is open to all interested.
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Boy Scout Council
Amarillo
Panhandle
Grand Jury Indicts Man on Bigamy Charge
Merrits Booth, a sailor, indicted by the grand jury on bigamy. Held in Philadelphia jail, he will be brought here for trial. He is alleged to have multiple wives, one in Amarillo, who married him in 1922 and has lived with him mostly in Philadelphia, another wife reportedly in Hoit Indiana.
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Merrits Booth
Philadelphia
Booth
Amarillo
Hoit
Ind
Architect For Building Here Returns Home
A. C. Wiser, Kansas City architect, who has prepared plans for the new Amarillo building at Third and Polk, returned home yesterday after days of conference with tenants and contractor Fred Bone. Efforts now focus on mobilizing eastern material markets to supply steel and other construction goods, with ground breaking not until materials arrive in quantity to avoid delays.
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A. C. Wiser
Kansas City
Amarillo
Third
Polk Streets
Fred Bone
Kiwanis District Meet Reports Feature 1925 Program
Kiwanis district trustees led by Lt. Gov John B. Gilvin and Dr S W Hayne described attendance at Fort Worth meetings. Forty clubs represented though 47 were counted. goals include listing Kiwanis Chats in directories and publishing meeting dates. A sub district meeting is planned Feb 19 in Abilene with leaders to attend. A 25 club expansion target in the Texas-Oklahoma district was outlined alongside Kiwanis education and child welfare clinics. The program, first under new officers led by E D Green, included notes on Boy Scout work and a regional council, plus performances by Elkington and the Dooleys. Next week’s program will be chaired by Vernon and Dr Younger with O Malley set to speak.
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Fort Worth
John B. Gilvin
S. W. Hayne
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Hotel
Gilvin
Abilene
Texas-Oklahoma
Hayne
E. D. Green
Ralph J. Moore
A. E. Meyer
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Board Delays Meeting
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition board members met yesterday at the Board of City Development to discuss fair finances. The session was adjourned to this afternoon at 4 35 oclock to review handling of the association’s paper and other money matters.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Cardus Help Triumphs for Mrs Eason in Texas
In Winfield Texas Mrs L Eason recounts severe back pain fatigue and nervousness. After using Cardus she reports rapid improvement including better sleep and energy. She finished eight bottles around her baby’s birth and endorses Cardus to expectant mothers. Cardus is described as a vegetable tonic sold nationwide.
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Winfield
Texas
Cardus
Seaman Thanks Daily News For Articles
Rt Rev Cecil Seaman the new missionary bishop of the North Texas Missionary District of the Protestant Episcopal Church thanks The Daily News for coverage of his consecration and Amarillo convocation. He calls the paper a loyal Texas tribute and praises MacCallum and lay workers for their selfless service.
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Cecil Seaman
North Texas
Texas
MacCallum
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West Fourth Street
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J. W. Taylor
May
Albert
Oscar
Stemsr
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Oscar - Rudolph
Jose-Ramon
West Ninth St
Star Cash Grocery
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Empire
Mrs. Tucker
Crisco
Schillings Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
M. J. B. Coffee
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