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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
12
For kidney and bladder troubles gravel weak and lame back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall 2926 Olive St. St. Louis Mo. Sold by druggists. Adv.
An old advertisement touts Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water as soothing and healing for red irritated eyes. It claims the product does not cause pain and features a red folding box packaging. Sold by all druggists.
A local pastor denounces publication of a group photo from the Jolly Flappers chorus at the Deandi Theatre. He claims such images undermine morality and urges the News not to print them, citing long-standing commitments to piety and propriety.
Amarillo Real Estate Board will send eight representatives to the national convention of Real Estate Boards in Detroit from June 23. W. T. W. Cotten Griffith Witt ee Atwood W. A. Askew W. H. Brymer and W. B. McGinty left last night over the Santa Fe. R. P. Gaut bn leaves today while JT. M. Bruner will join later. Amarillo will contend with Tulsa for the next cup, the loving cup for the club with the greatest percentage of members coming the farthest distance.
Plainview June 20. Several thousand rounds of ammunition for machine guns rifles and pistols will be used in a post veterans sham battle on July 4. J H McVicker post commander says expending several hundred dollars for ammunition fireworks trench lights and star shells. Ex service men from across the Plains are invited to participate in the big spectacle.
The first car of Panhandle wheat arrived in Amarillo yesterday selling for $1.40 per bushel. Bought by U S Strader Grain Co the wheat tested 59 pounds strong and will be delivered to the Great West Mill and Elevator Co.
A letter to The New 3 from Mr. Holman at 601 Fairmont Ave outlines his plan to entertain by reading the paper afloat during the water carnival. He boasts of jealousy toward J. M. Darrough and vows to outdo the 62 year old rival in swimming and diving, reading the news with his toes while floating on his back.
The Kiwanis Club plans a ladies night entertainment Monday at the Amarillo Hotel to mark the zero hour for the opening of the International at St Paul. The event runs 7 15 to 8 p m with clubs across the United States and Canada joining. Chas R Austin chairs the committee with W O Allen and John K Boyce. Reservations may be made at the hotel and members will be contacted by committee. A moderately priced dinner will be served and members are asked to bring guests.
Floydada June 200 Higsinbotham Bartlett Company lumber dealers announce major improvements. Dallas based general manager C W Bartlett authorized work to enlarge sheds and milling area, adding a circular yard for rough materials and posts, a large carpenter shop, motor driven saws, and a driveway through the sheds for access.
The city commission voted to buy the Word tract as a water supply amid stiff board opposition. J N Beasley resigned after the vote and most members opposed the plan. R B Masterson floated disbanding the advisory body, suggesting resignations, though no action was expected. The board is not expected to meet again.
Graves of deceased Woodmen of the World and the Circle members will be decorated this afternoon. After a short service in the W O W Hall, the group will proceed to the cemetery to place wreaths on the graves. Women coordinating the decorations are Mrs L F Morrison, Mrs Edna Myers and Mrs Birdie Ellis.
Mrs. B. H. Pittman, mother of E. M. Pittman Coleman county clerk, died at 8 o clock Friday night at her home. Pittman had been at her bedside since Wednesday. His father, long in ill health, is slightly improved.
Problems of independent telephone systems and mutual interests will be discussed at the Texas Independent Telephone Companies Association meeting in Amarillo Thursday and Friday. More than 26 stockholders and managers are expected. R. B. Still of Tyler, president, is on the program.
The concrete dam at Jack Hall's ranch forty four miles northwest of Amarillo is finished and a first class swimming pool is open. Bath houses are done and arrangements are ready to host swimming parties. Fresh running water is in the pool at all times with ideal picnic grounds under shade trees. Mr and Mrs Hall invite Daily News and Evening Post employees and families as guests at a pleasure resort on Sunday June.
Tulia public schools announce new faculty additions led by W. H. Younger Jr. W. L. Spear Jr. will head the science department after graduating from the University of Texas. Laura Ruth Irvin will teach fourth grade and has music and expression skills. Zoara Reynolds Engleman, wife of Tulsa Herald editor, leads home economics and has established a strong program.
A speaker laments paying an international stomach disease expert $1,500 with no benefit after traveling to spas in Europe and the U S spending about $30,000 fruitlessly in pursuit of a cure for a stomach issue. He notes his wife’s brother had taken Mayr’s remedy.
In Clovis New Mexico on June 20 B H Vaught a night freight handler at the Santa Fe freight house was badly burned on arms legs face and neck when a lantern he was filling exploded after being dehutied. He was taken to the company hospital where doctors expect about a month off work. No fire damage to the freight house.
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