Day of Knight Banquet Marks Overland Night Buyout
At Palo Duro hotel a Willis-Overland banquet celebrated two months of sales led by H Lott with 15 salesmen, 30 employees, and about 100 June sales projected. Executives praise the firm’s growth, bank support, and the need for full-time dedication to automobile business. Attendees included H Lott, Fred Connally, John P Garvey, G D White, and R E Slaughter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lott
Willis-Overland
Palo Duro
Fred Connally
John P
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Torpid Ad
An old ad asserts that bad breath dizziness poor appetite constipation and a general malaise signal a torpid liver. It promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver stomach and bowel disorders, claiming it purifies the bowels strengthens digestion and restores cheerfulness. Price 30c, sold by all druggists.
Zemo Claims Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertising copy touts Zemo as a fast acting skin remedy for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles. It promises instant relief from itching and says the liquid cleanses soothes heals the skin and disappears quickly. Available at drug stores 35 cents or one dollar for a large bottle.
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Zemo
Daily News-Evening Post carriers join carnival night
Carries and news boys of The Daily News-Evening Post were guests of the Canyon Drum Corps and Amarillo I O O F lodge at the Alamo Shows last night. After gathering at the News building they were admitted free to all shows and attractions. Orphans from the Presbyterian Home were also guests of the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News-Evening Post
Canyon Drum Corps
Amarillo
Amarillo men admitted to Citizens Military Training Camp
The Commanding General of the Eighth Corps Area in San Antonio approves applications for Frank E. Wilson and Harry G. Alexander of Amarillo to join the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Logan in August. Edward A. Martin Robert W. Castleberry and Stover E. Krug of Amarillo are also approved for 1925 with camp at Fort Sill in August. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Charles H. Hines and Irene McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Frank E. Wilson
Harry G. Alexander
Amarillo
Citizens
Fort Logan
Edward A. Martin
Robert W. Castleberry
Stover E. Krug
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Sill
Charles H. Hines
Irene McCormick
No Program Last Night Stops WDAG Radio Show
Queen City Serenaders failed to appear at the WDAG studio causing no radio program last night. Changes in the orchestra made it impossible to deliver the desired entertainment, and broadcasters expect to resume at a later date for the listeners.
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WDAG
Queen City Serenaders
Three Men Arrested as Raids Seize Liquor
Sheriff's deputies raided two locations and seized six gallons of chuck beer at one site and 25 gallons of whiskey at another. A negro man was arrested in East Amarillo at the first location while two white men were nabbed at 702 East Second Street as whiskey was being poured into jars. No charges filed tonight.
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Sheriff's Department
East Amarillo
East Second Street
Wilcox Number Two Oil Strike Near Pampa
Wilcox number two on the Combs and Worley ranch reached oil at twenty eight hundred and fifty feet after drilling halted. Oil topped the casing. the well lies a quarter mile east of Wilcox number one which awaits completion of oil storage. An eighty thousand barrel tank is nearly finished, and the Dansiger and Clark wells lie nearby to the west and east respectively.
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Pampa
Wilcox
Combs and Worley Ranch
Dansiger
Clark
Houstonian praises Amarillo progress by Dick Coon
Richard Dick Coon of Houston arrived in Amarillo by automobile on business. He owns the Mission Theatre building and the Amarillo building company's office building. He said he visits two or three times a year and notes steady progress in construction.
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Richard
Dick) Coon
Houston
Amarillo
Yester
Mr. Coon
Mission Theatre
Amarillo Building Company
Clean-Up Prize Checks Paid After City Campaign
Ratification of the city clean-up campaign prizes ended June 16 and awarded payments by the city commission. Recipients include Ben Moore, Dr. E F Lanham, Leslie Williams, W D Campbell, I N Barton, C W Bellows, and others with varied prize amounts. Additional $2.50 awards went to D W Gill and several others. Officials note gains and ongoing civic spirit despite room for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moore
Dr. E. F. Lanham
Leslie Williams
W. D. Campbell
I. N. Barton
C. W. Bellows
D. W. Gill
C. C. Defenbaugh
James Snyder
A. M. Jennings
B. E. Autry
H. G. Hamrick
R. G. Sullenger
Ernest Massie
B. M. Loser
Emma Defenbaugh
Panhandle to Pave Main Street Brick Route
Special to The News Panhandle June 30 The city council and property owners agreed to pave Main street from the depot south three and a half blocks past the telephone building. The brick pavement will be seventy two feet wide with two and a half foot curb and gutter and fourteen foot sidewalks on both sides. This is Panhandle first paving driven by town growth as an oil distributing center. Eight oil well supply houses with warehouses are built or under construction now.
Upward Striving Millinery Feathers and Ribbon Loops
A rising trend in millinery features massed feathers and ribbon loops to achieve a high effect. The style gains popular appeal as designers emphasize volume and decorative texture in hats.
1900 US Motor Car Production Stands at 4000 Units
In 1900 only 4000 motor cars were manufactured in the United States, reflecting early industry scale and limited domestic output for automobiles during the era.
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United States
Amarillo weighs bond sale for water system
Amarillo city commission discussed selling a $100,000 waterworks bond issue at best price, heard a bid from Floyd Lochridge and Gillespie to study reports, and considered lighting changes near the auditorium that could save $800 yearly. Concrete work for the Tenth street viaduct was awarded to Willmering and Mullen for 2409.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Floyd, Lochridge and Gillespie Engineering Company
Tenth Street
Willmering & Mullen Company
July 4 Firecrackers In City Without Special License
Only small firecrackers could be obtained in the city for July 4 without a special license. Routine matters filled the remainder of the meeting.
Sheriff Recovers Another Stolen Ford Coupe
A Ford coupe owned by T. J. Hail of 510 Jackson Street was recovered by the sheriff's department less than two hours after it was stolen from in front of his home last night. A Black man was arrested and is held in jail awaiting charges for auto theft.
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T. J. Hail
Jackson Street
Sheriff's Department
Naw
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H. J. Beck
W. KE. Duckett
R. E. Slaughter
Poindexter
Marie Smith
Ki. Powell
KH. M. Barrett
W. B Scott
Daily News-Post
Wrigley
Wrigley’s
Fiz
Houstonian
Broom St
Dallas,Texas
Illi Linc
Rah
Main Street
Panhandle
Groofings
KK. S. Burgess Lumber
5Th and
Tyler Sts
Amarillo, Texas
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