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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
16
Readers are urged to finish the crossword by Tuesday night March 10 with a postmark by that date. Submissions may earn prize value and potential subscription rewards. The Crossword Puzzle Editor notes extended prize opportunities for timely entries and hints at ads from last Wednesday.
An advertisement presents constipation as a cause of wrinkles gray hair and illness. Kellogg's All Bran is promoted as a permanent remedy with a money back guarantee and guidance to eat two tablespoons daily with meals ready to eat with milk or fruit. Battle Creek Michigan origin and wide retail availability are noted.
Cattlemen of Amarillo and Panhandle Livestock Producers Association officers praised the convention held in the first part of the week. They credited the Board of City Development members and staff for successful handling and entertainment features.
A testimonial notes years of stomach gas and indigestion eased by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy two years after use. The writer, grateful and claiming the remedy cured catarrhal mucus and related inflammation, pledges one dose to convince or money back. Randal Drug Co. and druggists advertised.
A week of intensive mopping up will precede the final American Legion membership campaigns at Hanson Post club rooms. Teams compete to recruit more than 400 members. Lonig P. Fields RRB Nation and M V Lowry captains led the effort. A post meeting next Tuesday will announce the winning team and a surprise membership reveal.
The Amarillo branch of the Wichita poultry and Egg Company of Wichita Falls opens at 103 Tyler Street with H. H. Armstrong as manager. The new house adopts the slogan Lets Get Acquainted and plans to install its own cold storage plant soon.
Plans for the spring Semi Annual Business Conference will be made at a noon meeting of the Amarillo wholesalers and manufacturers. R T Emmett president calls the session at Hotel Amarillo on Friday March 6 at 12 15 p m urging firms to send representatives and contact the Board of City Development at 722 for reservations.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple remedy for nervousness sleeplessness headaches backache and worries said to arise from a feminine ailment. The ad claims the product has restored health for over forty years and lists Ady Roter Skates at 800 East 4th St.
Amarillo Carpenters Local No. 665 voted 100 percent for the water bonds to be decided Saturday after a detailed discussion. Union president G A Chesair led the meeting. Ed Tull said the 200-member union includes 80 percent property owners, signaling solid backing for the bond issue by substantial Amarillo residents.
Amarillo Rotary Club heard two own speakers and previews of a laundrymen convention and water bonds. Fred Bone urged overwhelming support for water bonds citing tax impact and lower rates. George Lindsay announced a large regional laundry convention. Dan Thompson outlined 1926 annual plans. delegates to the Galveston convention were named A N Olver, Ross Phillips, Howard Paul, Jeff Blackburn.
Amarillo welcomes back the Palo Duro canyon painting by Victor Higgins after a national tour. Higgins met with Board of City Development representatives to decide its disposition upon return. The work had previously vanished from public view for years.
A local film venture was decided upon with Mr Higgins retained. Stocks in the picture were covered by a subscription and paste cards were issued for mailing advertising this project.
Mrs Irene Wingo of 106 Pierce Street reports her five year old daughter suffered two weeks of severe whooping cough and poor appetite. After starting goat milk at one pint daily the child’s coughing lessened and she could eat normally without weight loss.
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