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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

5

Army Officer to Visit Amarillo for Reserve Corps

Major Lewis Turtle of the Coast Artillery Corps on duty in El Paso will tour Amarillo June 9 and 10 to recruit for the Reserve Corps. He seeks interested men and notes Armistice Day changes require future entrants to undergo a mental examination. Interested persons should leave name, phone, and address at the American Legion for contact.

Lewis Turtle Coast Artillery Corps el Paso Amarillo Daily News Reserve Corps American Legion

Orange Man Named Head Ex-Students Body

AUSTIN June 6. D C Bland of Orange was chosen president of the Texas Ex-Students Association at its annual session. Vindication of John Lomax, executive secretary, on charges by university seniors was voted. An apology from seniors charging Lomax with non support of student activities failed. Other officers named include Helen Knox John Tarleton Mrs Robert Key Alfred Ellison D A Frank Edward Crane Mrs Mary Betts Aldridge Richard Fleming Mrs Grady Prather Barton W W Woodson Robert Holiday and an executive committee.

Associated Press Austin D. C. Bland Orange Texas Ex-Students’ Association John Lomax Lomax Helen Knox Giddings John Tarleton Fort Worth Robert Key Eastland Alfred Ellison

Canadian July 3 4 celebration outlined at Studer’s Anvil Lake

Special to The News Canadian plans a large event on July 3 and 4 at Studer’s Anvil Lake. The site offers a swimming pool and ample shade. Prominent speakers will headline, with music by several bands, a rodeo, and other attractions listed for the holiday weekend.

Studer

Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings Amarillo June 6

Motions granted and overruled by the Seventh District court with multiple rehearings and certifications. Cases include Bettle Swann versus Rotan State Bank and J. F. Pickle versus Collier Bros, with numerous firms from Wichita and Burkburnett referenced. several matters passed to enable perfection and some affirmed or remanded.

Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo Bettle Swann Rotan State Bank Ww. N. Jones W. B. Clark Co A. T. Ramey Et al M. L. Phillips R. B. Masterson Amarillo Oil Co Dunlap Hardware Co E. F. Elmberg Co Texas Employers Insurance Assn J. H. Gill Williamson Heater Co R. W. Heim Our Coal Co Chas F. Nobel Texas Electric & Ice Co Vernon

Harvest Here Will Open In Three Weeks

KE L Humphries special agent of the United States Employment Service announced that harvest work in the Panhandle will start around June 20. He will oversee employment in the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and Eastern New Mexico, remaining until harvest ends. Wages for harvest reportedly total four dollars per day including board and lodging as men are signed up.

Panhandle KE. L. Humphries United States Employment Service Board of City Development Hall Humphries Kansas City

Weeds to be Cut and Fly Breeding Places Eradicated

City inspector H. W. Duke warns weeds spreading over vacant lots curbs and walks. He urges active sanitation campaign to rid the city and insists all breeding places for flies be removed or disinfected.

Eithem H. W. Duke Cit

Sun surface temperature given as 6000 degrees Centrigrade

Scientists state the sun’s surface temperature is 6000 degrees Centrigrade which equals about 11000 degrees Fahrenheit in the reported estimate.

Olive Gil Shampoo Promises Glossy Hair for Women

Tens of thousands of women report dull brittle hair becoming soft and gleaming after using Olive Gil Shampoo. The ad claims palm oil nourishes hair, and urges readers to buy Palmolive Shampoo at drug or department stores and follow simple directions for rapid improvement.

Tanlac credited with saving life by railroad engineer

Ben C. Spear of Cleburne Texas, locomotive engineer for Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe, credits Tanlac with restoring health after long indigestion and weight loss. He says after two bottles his digestion improved, he gained weight, and feels much younger. His wife, once rheumatic, also reports relief after three bottles. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Ben C. Spear Trinity Ave Cleburne, Tex Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad

Arbor Day Origin Traced to Nebraska 1872

The first Arbor Day was celebrated in Nebraska in 1872, the idea of Julius Sterling Morton, then Secretary of Agriculture under President Cleveland. The observance began as a civic effort to encourage tree planting and conservation nationwide.

Nebraska Julius Sterling Morton Agriculture Cleveland

Adlerika Digestive Aid Promises Quick Detox

An old advertisement claims Adlerika mixed with buckthorn bark and glycerine expels poison and gas from both bowels, removing decaying matter after meals. It markets dizziness relief, protection against appendicitis, and urges purchase at leading drug stores.

Heals Disordered Stomach with Herbine Remedy

An old ad claims a bad taste in the mouth stems from a sluggish bowels and disordered stomach. It promotes purification of bowels, aids digestion, and sweetens breath. Price 60c. Sold by City Drug Co.

City Drug Co

Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water Relieves Sore Eyes

Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water provides relief for sore eyes caused by gnats dust and irritation. The product promises fast soothing action for irritated eyes and is marketed as a dependable remedy for everyday eye discomfort.

Dickey

Kelloggs Bran offers relief from constipation

Promote Kellogg's Bran as a daily remedy for constipation with two tablespoons per meal for severe cases. Claims include natural relief, improved health, tasty preparation, and versatility in recipes. Product is cooked and crumbled, marketed as superior to ordinary bran, sold by grocers and used in hotels and clubs.

Kellogg's Kellogg’s

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Orange Man J. R. Parkey First State Bank of Whcctra Wichita Massie Drilling Co G. L. Nees Shuttles Bros. & Lewis American State Bank of Burkburnett M. E. Stevens Tee Gee W. Dawley Frank Childers M. W. Blair J. C. Clayton J. M. Stephenson Olive Gil Tanlag Everett True Hossis Funk NRA Service Alan Lena Freckles BY BlosSer HOME MEEBE Tag Vk Vecks Ajlawts Sam Swan
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