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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
6
Dalhart will host a large July 4 event by the Roy Rhoades Post of the American Legion with automobile races, games, foot races and amusements. Local business men donate prizes totaling $5500.09. Organizers expect eight to ten thousand attendees as preparations proceed.
Mrs. Harry Asncroft of Covington Kentucky says she suffered bear ing down pains and couldn't stand to work yet after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash she regained strength and felt warmth return she offers to answer letters and recommend the medicines.
Hereford officials report Lorence Broaddus vice president Stock yards National Bank of Kansas City spent Wednesday and Thursday in Hereford handling business interests in Deaf Smith county and West Texas. He oversees several large cattle loans as cattle from the district are regularly shipped to Kansas City markets each year.
Plainview in June reports R. B. Sparks principal will attend the University of Chicago summer session. He plans to return in late August to resume duties as Plainview High School principal for the next term.
San Jacinto sub station postmaster B Peery shows great improvement after appendicitis surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital. Stanley Lehman, also recently operated for appendicitis, is home. he’s son of Santa Fe Lines official F A Lehman. E D Green of Kiwanis heads to St Paul for convention. Amarillo district board of equalization reviews tax assessments amid complaints. Kathryn Jane Kirkpatrick born Monday to C D and, T H Hudspeth works on 1925 directory. Bruner family plans eastern vacation and realtor meeting in Detroit. Walter Caulfield travels to Gainesville to be with ailing mother, returning after learning of her critical relapse.
A letter from Charles F. Caswell of Albany New York describes twenty years of fistula suffering and remedies failing until Petersons Ointment, after five boxes, restored full health. He urges others to try it and notes Big box 35 cents. The ad touts Petersons Ointment and Petersons Soap as skin remedies.
Rome reports adults in Italy savor holidays comparable to American schoolboys, with frequent festivals official religious political and semi official events across cities. April proved especially busy with Holy Week and various party congresses while Milan hosted an international commercial fair and dialect congress Venice staged an international book fair Bologna a Fascist intellectual congress and Rome an art fair and scholastic philosophy congress.
In Vienna June 17 amateurs thrive as 100 acting clubs charge admission. Professionals monitor every announcement and ban plays with protected rights. If broken, police are alerted. Amateurs are thus limited to Goethe Schiller and Lessing era works.
An old Reliable Eye Water product by E. B. D. Dickey claims to cool heal and strengthen sore tired eyes. Advertising copy notes price five cents and urges purchase at all druggists.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable substitute for calomel that cures liver problems without causing salivation or weakness. It claims calomel irritates the tongue and teeth, can trigger rheumatism, and warns a daily dose won’t disrupt work. The pitch promises quick, safe results with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Mrs Lloyd Fletcher leaves today at noon for Chillicothe Ohio to spend a month visiting relatives and renewing family ties. She will stay with relatives and travel locally during the stay.
Telephone your classified ads to 3333 for The News and Post and reach buyers. Classified ads costing a small sum have brought big results to hundreds of satisfied customers. Born to Mr and Mrs Stanley G Bur-
A boy named Dine on South Fillmore Street and Lewis Pennock have returned from visits with relatives at several points across Missouri.
Plainview city officials announce immediate laying of 2300 feet of water mains and additional sewer extensions. The council acted this week amid rapid residential growth over recent months, expanding utilities to accommodate new homes and development.
Dalhart mayor Eugene Logan declares war on tramps hoboes and panhandlers. City will provide work and lodging in the jail for those roaming the town this season, aiming to curb beggars and automobile tramps entering the season.
The Studebaker company announces discontinuing yearly new model introductions. Cars will be updated continuously with improvements as engineers refine them, ensuring models stay current and not viewed as last year’s. With strong sales, enduring performance, and ongoing refinements, buyers can purchase a Studebaker any day of the year without obsolescence.
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