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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
7
A persuasive advertisement claims rheumatism can be eradicated by boosting blood power with a product called SSS. It asserts red blood cells rise, impurities vanish, and pain eases as joints and muscles loosen. The copy promises restored vitality and strength through natural, vegetable ingredients.
Special to The News Roswell March 11 The Campbell well 25 miles northeast of Roswell in section 16 two. 8 south range 28 east is drilling in grey lime at 2000 feet and thought to be nearing a pay level as found in the Artesia field fifty miles south Oilfield Information Company Artesia brokerage firm owners Larkin and Matheson plan to furnish reliable oil field reports Eddy and Chaves counties Gilliland Oil Company pipeline from Dayton Santa Fe railway to Artesia oil field twelve miles is rushed to completion and will be ready to run crude about March 16th
On Friday night the gin plant owned by Jim Key of Lamesa was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. The plant will be rebuilt with modern equipment. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
Mrs Irene Wingo reports her five year old daughter suffered three weeks of vomiting and poor appetite during whooping cough. After starting goat's milk daily, the child regained the ability to eat all foods and kept her flesh and strength, with oats milk used previously.
An ad promotes Pepsinated Calomel as a reliable daily laxative combining pepsin and calomel. It claims immediate liver action without gripe or salivation and urges readers to obtain it at J. W. Collins Drug Co or request a complimentary sample from Pepsinated Calomel Co in Atlanta.
In Vaughn New Mexico March 11 oil excitement rises as J Barnett and son encounter oil in a shallow sand layer twenty miles southwest of town. The 66 foot sand strike followed by kerosene scent and slush oil indicates a likely flow. drillers plan to deepen for further potential while casing the top water layer.
Lubbock march 11 members of the African Methodist church plan to build a place of worship over on the Flats where most members live pastor F H Haynes who came from Micenopy Florida where he had been preaching announced the project.
This old time cough remedy promises relief for night coughing that robs sleep. A simple tea spoonful taken before bed is held in the throat 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing to soothe irritation and loosen congestion, often letting the user sleep through the night on first try. It claims no opiates and cites use for adults and children with coughs colds hoarseness sore throat croup bronchitis laryngitis and asthma.
Castro County editors of Goodwill promote a poultry show tied to the first Saturday in April trades day in Dimmitt. Birds from top local flocks and many hatchery chicks will be exhibited and a Castro County poultry association will be formed to boost the industry and improve breeds. Massed piano concert reserved seats are on sale at Collings Drug in Ady.
Canyon mayor C. M. Harrison bought the first ticket sold at the Santa Fe station, a $65,000 structure praised as one of the area’s finest. The inaugural ticket went to Austin, where the mayor will handle city and county business.
A booster meeting of the Miami Chamber of Commerce with 185 attendees was held Monday night at the Masonic banquet hall. Speeches urged civic cooperation, and both men and women attended. The program featured solos, quartets, and orchestra music, followed by light refreshments.
Ralls residents will vote April 11 on a $125000 bond issue to build a modern high school. P B Ralls, president of the school board, announced the plan outlining a new school building.
The New Mexico Land Office announces oil leases within ten miles of state lands will go to the highest bidder with the lowest rental set at fifteen cents per acre in Chaves, Eddy and Lea counties. The time to start a well on state leases is cut from one year to six months, failure to begin within the period automatically cancels the lease.
Lamesa March 11 The Lamesa Chamber of Commerce will host a Farmer Merchant Luncheon Friday night March 18 at the McCarty School house five miles from Lamesa. Local club boys and girls drive the event with speakers including J W L Hall R A Highsmith R E B Karp er and Al Watson. Joe M Peterson acts as toastmaster as the Lamesa orchestra provides music. Community ladies groups prepare dinner and home demonstration club girls serve. One hundred fifty tickets at one dollar each have been sold.
In Canyon on March 11 the date for the annual contest in animal husbandry plant production and poultry judging at West Texas State Teachers College was set for April 13. Vocational agriculture students from all Panhandle schools may compete with expected broad representation. Officials preparing rules will release them soon.
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