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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
9
Battery B 131 Field Artillery will hold regular drill Monday night at 7 30 o clock. A radio program will follow courtesy of Corporal Irank ker, a battery member. First report to be given by recruiting campaign team captains Sergeants F EB Av ey Way Burkham and R Allison. A recruiting campaign was started.
D. W. Owens serves as chairman for the Lions club program set for Tuesday noon at the Amarillo Hotel. He will be assisted by George Ordway, G. T. Oliver, Clifton Oliver and William Oliver in the event.
West Texas State Teachers College lyceum group from Canyon performed in Kress on February 27 under local public school auspices. The student artists were Dessie Steele of Hereford, Texas pianist, Rachel Coffee violinist, and Mae Crawford reader. S. J. Woodruff is Kress public schools superintendent.
Lockney Texas Feb 28 The Lockney State Bank closed its doors at 3 oclock Friday evening and is now in the hands of the Texas commissioner of banking. No statement yet from officers but rumors say a reorganization and reopening soon. Depositors to suffer no loss under the guaranty fund plan.
William Gibson, long time attorney with Turner and Dooley, has joined the firm as a partner. The new partnership will be Turner Rooley and Gibson, consolidating the local legal practice in the Western Building.
Amarillo moves into the final week before the election on a 1,750,000 bond issue to finance a required water supply project. City leaders and business officials predict a strong vote in favor as pre election campaigns intensify. Proclamations adorn stores and show windows while distribution pamphlets explain water plan details to residents.
Deputy game warden Garmon from the Panhandle is distributing 10 dozen Bob White quail from northwest of Amarillo through the country to southeast of Mopeetie. The effort is to restock the region under the Isaakalton League of Amarillo, led by president Bob Ames, a group dedicated to preserving the game supply.
A new organic iron formula Nuxated Iron is claimed to lift tiredness and dizziness within weeks. Advertisers say it improves skin tone, vitality, and red blood, with a money back guarantee if no noticeable strength gain after two weeks.
Fred Starr was convicted of horse theft and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary in district court. It was the county’s first horse theft case in twelve years. District Attorney Lloyd Fletcher said he would decide Monday whether to prosecute a saddle theft tied to Starr. Starr allegedly stole a horse from Henry Harding’s ranch and a saddle from another man. Tricycle Repairs, 300 East 4th Street.
A new weekly newspaper the Nolan County News started in Sweetwater by Watson-Focht Printing Co. The debut issue has eight pages of timely news. Luther M. Watson runs both job and newspaper operations. Frank P. Hill, ex editor of The Prairie at Canyon, leads the editorial staff with EF I Hill of Lynn County News connections.
In a patient long bedridden with right side pains and digestive distress, doctors urged surgery until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was tried on the nurse's advice. The remedy claims to remove mucous and inflammation in the intestinal tract, easing stomach liver and intestinal conditions including appendicitis. One dose supposedly proves its efficacy with a money back guarantee from Randal Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
A. Higgins, tenant on A. F. Cope land eleven miles southeast of Fstelline, harvested 103 bales from 90 acres in Ball county in 1924. En route to market with one bale, his truck caught fire and was destroyed with the cotton, leaving him ten bales to market.
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