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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
13
A large Santa Fe crowd of railroad employees officials and families attended the reading room entertainment in the auditorium. The Marine Maids, a troupe of artists with varied talents, furnished most of the program.
A round table discussion on the water bond issue is planned at the Amarillo Real Estate Board noon session at Palo Duro Hotel. G C Odom will discuss salesmanship. Also presented is a city resolution approving an engineer's statement for Ninth Street improvement and setting a March 17 hearing at City Hall, with notices required and a lien on benefited properties.
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude was principal speaker at the San Jacinto Civic club meeting at the San Jacinto Baptist church. She urged focus on civic issues for small communities, stressing park programs and playgrounds for children. A large crowd attended, with Dr. William Curl presiding.
A testimonial packed notice promotes Peterson's Ointment as a cure for old sores piles and eczema. It includes patient endorsements from W. S. Stephenson and Major Charles E. Whitney and urges readers to buy a large box for 60 cents with money back if unsatisfied. It notes applications for burns sunburn and chafing and offers mail orders from the Buffalo company.
Potter County Texas sheriff sale notice lists lot 6 in Mrs M D Oliver Eakle Subdivision in Amarillo. It follows a January 28 1925 judgment for 4433.61 plus costs against Evalena Hoover and A J Hoover, vendor’s lien foreclosure. Sale date April 7 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door.
A jury verdict found in favor of the defendant in the personal injury damages case brought by W. M. Hoge against the Fort Worth and Denver railroad. The suit sought $20,600 in damages and was decided late yesterday.
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