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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1925

Page

6

Texas Utilities Plans Vast Electric Line Expansion

One of Floyd County's largest mortgages records Texas Utilities Company securing $1,830,000 series A mortgage from Liberty Central Trust Company to fund a heavy expansion. The program will add hundreds of miles of high power lines and serve 20 to 34 towns once completed.

Floyd Ada Floyd County Texas Utilities Company Texas Utilities Liberty Central Trust Company St. Louis

Holiday hours at post office and sermon notices

City brief notes holiday post office hours with limited mail delivery and windows open until 10. Rev. F W O Malley will speak on After Graduation What at First Christian Church tomorrow morning. Other items mention want ads, comics in The Evening Post, Slim Jim and Salesman Sam features, and a new meat refrigerator installed by W D Walsh at City Market.

F. W. O'Malley First Christian Church the Evening Post Slim Jim Sam Andy Taylor Michigan

Hood Family Visiting Sister in Jefferson Texas

W H Hood and his family from Jefferson Texas are visiting his sister Mrs J D Anderson at 308 Kentucky Avenue.

W. H. Hood Jefferson Texas J. D. Anderson Kentucky Avenue

Mrs Dave Derden and Daughter Visit Hillsboro Friends

Mrs Dave Derden and her daughter Willie May left yesterday morning for Hillsboro where they will visit friends and relatives.

Dave Derden Willie May Hillsboro

Russian explorer cite discovers Harahoto ruins in Mongolia

Russian explorer P. K. Kosloff reports uncovering the ancient Tangut capital Harahoto site in Mongola after two years. He brings back a library of 2500 volumes in seven languages, 359 pictures, unknown language texts with a dictionary, gold and bronze artifacts, and tapestries, with the collection sent to the Leningrad Academy of Fine Arts.

Associated Press Harbin Harahoto Tangut P. K. Kosloff Mongola Gobi Desert Leningrad Academy of Fine Arts

18000 Former Officers Among Jobless Britons

London May 29. More than 18000 British ex officers who served in the war have not found work since the armistice. They are largely highly skilled men including baronets prewar company directors and barristers who visit the appointments department daily seeking jobs. Since 1918 the department has placed about 80000 former officers and men and urges employers to help find work for the rest on the unemployed list.

Associated Press London Ministry of Labor

Lubbock Attorney Appointed District Attorney

W. C. Witcher of Lubbock was appointed by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson to fill the unexpired term of Parker Dalton as prosecuting attorney for the 72nd Judicial District of Texas. The selection surprised some, but others anticipated the move. Witcher recently moved to Lubbock from Fort Worth where he practiced law and formed a local office with Henry St. Bishop and Howard Matrey.

Lubbock W. C. Witcher Miriam A. Ferguson 72Nd Judicial District of Texas Parker, Dalton Ceosbyton Austin Witcher Mr. Witcher Fort Worth Henry St. Bishop Howard Matrey

Aged Methodist Ministers Remembered in Wills

Bequests totaling over 600000 were written into wills for the superannuated preachers of the M E F Church South. Dr. Luther E. Todd reports 2931 claimants on the fund with 28 being widows. Last year the board paid 601996 for support, up from 1918, with averages of 314 per person for superannuates and 213 for widows.

ST. Louis M. EF. Church South Luther E. Todd Todd Board of Finance

German Emigration Drops as Stabilized Mark Cuts Exits

Berlin May 29 The stabilization of the currency reduced German emigration. In 1923 about 115,090 Germans left to establish homes abroad while in 1924 the number fell to 67,400. North America remains the favored destination for emigrants.

Associated Press Berlin North América

Arctic Game Reserve Islands Set in Antarctic

The government designated several islands in the Antarctic as game reserves protecting sea lions polar bears walruses and other arctic animals.

Paris Antarctic

Large Dry Goods Firm to Open Store in Floydada

Floydada May 29 Following a lease deal with White Rose Cafe for the Montgomery building on the square Baker Hanna Company a wholesale and retail dry goods firm with stores in Oklahoma and West Texas announces plans to open here as soon as the store is arranged and goods are shipped in Tom Hanna of Oklahoma City president says the South Plains area will grow and the firm will meet rising business.

News Floydada White Rose Cafe Montgomery Baker. Hanna Oklahoma West Texas Tom Hanna Oklahoma City South Plains

Famous Britwell library sale heightens American interest

Part of the renowned Britwell Court Library was sold for 75 330 dollars with Dr. Rosenbach of Philadelphia paying 59 545. He purchased the Elizabethan quarto Aenone and Paris for 19 000, claimed unique. He also bought Aylett The Song of Songs for 3 100, Breston The New Nutbrown Maid for 3 800, Lodge The Wattle of the Senses for 1 750, Lindsay A Dialogue Between Experience and a Courtier for 1 400, Robinson Observations Divine and Moral for 800. Nineteen Britwell sections have been disposed of totaling 2 460 330.

Associated Press London Britwell Court Rosenbach Philadelphia Solomon Roger Breston Thomas Lodge Sir David Lindsays

Traveling Men's Dutch Lunch Planned for Lubbock

May 29 Lubbock officials say dates for the annual traveling men’s Dutch luncheon will be announced soon by a Chamber of Commerce committee chaired by Spencer A. Wells with Harry Blocker and F. A. Norman. The event began in Lubbock three years ago and has since been copied by several Texas towns. The committee promises the largest and best luncheon in the city’s history this year.

Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Spencer A. Wells Harry Blocker F. A. Norman Fort Worth Wichita Falls Texas

South Plains Boy Scouts Head To Canyon Encampment

Fifty boys and ten adults from the South Plains Boy Scout group plan the first Panhandle encampment in Palo Duro canyon near Amarillo from June 2 to 11, per H. B. Palmer local scout executive.

South Plains Boy Scouts Canyon Lubbock Boy Scout Organization of the South Plains Boy Scouts Palo Duro Canyon Amarillo H. B. Palmer

Panhandle Scouts Plan Large Encampment for 225 Boys

Mr. Palmer notes a fine Panhandle camp with a mess hall kitchen swimming pool and icehouse. Preparations are underway to accommodate 225 boys with an adult leader in charge of each ten scouts as required by regulations.

Panhandle Palmer

Chinese Creamery Yellow Pearls Preference Revealed

A brief note reports that the Chinese community favors creamery yellow pearls above all other varieties. It highlights cultural taste, market choices, and potential trade implications for sellers catering to this preference.

Titled Woman Lawyer in England First Baronetess to Join Bar

London report notes Baroness Clifton becomes the first titled woman in England to join the bar after passing final examinations. She was among five women students who recently completed the course.

London Baroness Clifton England

Cares For Poe's Grave In Baltimore City

The Baltimore Pies club will care for Edgar Allan Poe's grave in Westminster cemetery Baltimore establishing a local memorial effort.

Baltimore Baltimore Pies Club Edgar Allan Poe Westminster

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BEARS Green, Pound Johnson Tyler W. D. Walsh Sixth Street Panhandle Store Fixtures Company Dalton Cardus Floydada Britwell E. 7Th Street Poe Amarillo Hotel Virginia St. Honore Ernest O. Thompson Mont Brea A. J. Lindemann Deandi Fruit Company Sanitary Northern Harris Grocery Co West 6Th St Holsur
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