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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
6
Distribution of the News Universities Dictionary began yesterday in Amarillo with several score receiving copies and many orders arriving by mail. By early next week hundreds more will reach Panhandle residents, with mail orders welcome and shop inspection available at the office.
Special to The News from Lubbock, March 27. Frank White and Dick White of Lubbock and Abilene, owners of Lubbock Poultry and Egg Co, join H. O. Wooten of Abilene to own and run an ice plant in Snyder. Frank White will manage. The plant will supply Snyder during the summer. White is an experienced public utilities man, currently operating a mechanical equipment company with his son E. G. White.
El Paso milliner Sue McFarland unveils a smart original line of handmade hats at Hotel Pato Duro in room 322. The display showcases craftwork suited to Easter fashions with a local audience invited to view.
The Daily News announces a full page of cut prices to be published next Sunday. Post Office Drug Store urges readers to check the upcoming issue for discounted items and special offers same week.
An advertisement claims S.S.S. builds rich red blood cells to cure underweight, improve complexion, and clear skin. It touts vegetable ingredients, safety since 1826, and urges readers to start today with two package sizes available at drug stores.
Lubbock March 27 Dogie Hall named for athletic teams will be the college s first dormitory to house about thirty men students. Built on West Ninth Street for roughly 17500, the one story brick tile building includes a dining hall and kitchen and space for a keeper family.
Dr. W. M. Curl, president, said the San Jacinto Civic Club wishes it publicly stated the club is not in politics and will take no part as a body in supporting any candidate or proposition.
The More Feed contest in Lubbock County, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and the Farm Bureau, gains momentum with farm groups and planned meetings in Slaton, Idalon, and Lubbock. Prizes total 705 dollars for adults in milo kaffir and feterita farming, plus 295 dollars for junior competition among boys ages ten to eighteen. An adult eligibility rule requires at least one third of cultivated land in grain food and feed crops. A gold mine in Africa covering seventeen square miles employs 9,000 workers.
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