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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the original corn and callus peeler that removes pain and soreness by absorbing water when touched. The ad promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists E. Lawrence Co. in Chicago and multiple Amarillo drug firms as sellers.
McGee oil well reports hard lime at depth similar to Gulf No. 2 cap rock three feet thick. Humbie's No. 2 casing collapsed near 1,400 feet awaiting a nipple to spread casing. Gulf-Wynn No. 1 lost bit at about 650 feet. Fifteen-and-a-half inch casing to halt cave-in. Texas No. 1 derrick nearly finished. old derrick destroyed by fire leaving a rush of tools to resume operations.
Amarillo business firms and individuals prepare for an annual trade excursion to New Mexico. Four committees canvass attendance and plan a 125 person trip costing about 55 dollars, aiming to boost Pecos Valley trade with Clovis Portales Elida Artesia Lake Arthur and other stops.
Learn a word daily. Today's term repudiation means the act of rejecting or disowning and refusing to acknowledge or pay. It stems from Latin repudiare and is used as Lloyd George warns loan seekers against debating debt repudiation while seeking credit, noting the doctrine may be sound but not diplomatic.
T L Driscoll reports Rotary Club entertainment committee will host the Kamp Amakorker campfire with speakers F M Ryburn J W Collins R D Rogers G C Saunders and E L Rob erts Jr among those taking part at the event.
Fred Bone, chairman of the educational committee of the Rotary Club, will be in charge of today’s noon program at the Amarillo Hotel.
The El Paso Young Men's Christian Association informs the Daily News it can supply harvest hands and farm labor at no cost to Panhandle communities.
George Stapleton leaves this morning for Childress to be present this afternoon when a charter will be presented to Childress Commandery of Knights Templar.
G. Darden formerly with Panhandle Grain and Elevator Co. moves to Clovis and plans to travel to New Orleans to enter business with his brother.
Miss Margie Edgar, after a brief stay in Oklahoma City and El Reno, has returned to Amarillo.
Charles Corder of Clarendon finished Federal court jury service in Amarillo and returned home yesterday. He will return here on Monday.
A. Blank, assistant manager of Rosenbaum Grain Co. in Fort Worth, departed by automobile yesterday for Spearman and other North Plains points on a business trip and will return to Amarillo before resuming to Fort Worth.
Tulsa businessman Clarence L. Rogers was passing through Amarillo on Tuesday while en route to Clovis for a business engagement.
Mr and Mrs Grover Wilson of Spearman are visiting relatives in Amarillo, staying with family and making a brief social trip to the city.
Mr and Mrs James G Dowse and son of Amarillo returned from Cleburne where they attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Dowse, mother of James G Dowse. Mrs Dowse died at her home in Cleburne Sunday morning after an illness of several months.
We express sincere gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Thanks for the flowers and support. MR. AND MRS. G. MATTHEWS MR. AND MRS. T. WARREN MR. G. & MATTHEWS.
Democrats must file candidacies with Grover B. Hill, Potter County Democratic chair, by Saturday June 17. No filings after that date for the July 22 primary. Assessments of candidates not yet set, with higher estimates likely due to a runoff.
Kathryn McGuire, a noted Mack Sennett beauty, headlines The Silent Call a four day engagement starting February 5. The actress, famed for outdoor grace and dramatic work with Harold Lockwood and May Allison, brings polished talent to the role under H. J. Davis's presentation.
A Texas case, State of Texas versus P. J. Johnson, remains unresolved as jurors have yet to reach a verdict. The proceedings began Tuesday with jury selection and continued into the late hours, with Johnson facing liquor law charges.
Nolan T. Barnes returned home to Texas Military College after graduating at Terrell with second honors. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Barnes of 1813 Polk Street.
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