Chiropractors Freed on $500 Bonds after Practice Charge
Three chiropractors A. D. Fensty J. F. Bromert and C. H. Black were released on $500 bonds after charges of practicing medicine without lawful authority. Sheriff Wiley Pollard set the bonds and they must appear in county court November 23. W. F. Nix assists County Attorney H. K. Stanfield. Umphreys Mood and Clayton defend the chiropractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Fensty
J. F. Bromert
C. H. Black
Wiley Pollard
W. F. Nix
H. K. Stanfield
Umphreys, Mood and
Clayton
Saxophone School Ad Sparks Curious Gigs
Saxaphone school advertises instruction at Dave Derden School of Music teaching sexaphone and all band instruments. Phone 1785-J.
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
A bold offer promises a free trial of a method to control asthma and hay fever at the maker's expense. It targets long standing or recent cases, and those failing inhalers or other remedies, urging readers to mail a coupon today to begin the treatment without paying postage.
Oklahoma man sues father-in-law for alleged shooting damages
A. R. Dean of Muskogee Oklahoma seeks 100000 dollars actual and 100000 exemplary damages from D. A. Harrell of Claude Texas in a federal case over a July 27 1922 shooting in Harrells yard. Testimony shows a struggle for a shotgun left Dean wounded in the leg. Witnesses include Bills Dean 15 and Sheriff Lynch. Harrell is a stockman with prominent local ties.
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Oklahoma
A. R. Dean
Muskowee
Okla
D. A. Harrell
Claude
Harrell
Dean
Billie Dean
L. B Johnson
Johnson
Arch Poindexter
P. H. Lynch
J. 8. Stallings
Poindexter
Lynch
Bud Gilbert
L. M. Warner
Amarillo
Denver
Fort Worth
Sherman
Warner
E. J. Meathery
H. S. Stout
Grand
Sim Callahan
K. A. Campbell
J. J. Googer
E. Db. Watson
Armstrong County
Texas
Muskogee
Underwood, Hamilton and Johnson
C. B. Reeder
Gordon's Antiseptic touted by Texas pharmacist
A Dallas pharmacist G M Gordon spent twenty years creating Gordon's Antiseptic for stomach and bowel troubles. The remedy, with digestants, promises rapid relief, stops acid buildup and heals irritated stomach and bowels. Manufactured and sold by local druggists at about $1.80 per bottle.
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G. M. Gordon
Gordon
Texas
Dallas
Bowela T
Fou Drag Co
Lindsay Drag Co
Pat
Texan
Lions Hear Plea for Support of Local Hospital
Lions club meeting at Amarillo hotel heard Dr. W H Flamm and city health officer Dr A H Lindsay urge hospital funding and broader health efforts. They cited liberal indigent admissions and warned 40 percent of Amarillo mortuary deaths in five years were children. Crume led a long program. next meeting to discuss water issues with Gene Howe and T E Johnson arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. H. Flamm
A. H. Lindsay
Lions Club
Amarillo
Flamm
Lindsay
J. J. Crume
Gene Howe
T. E. Johnson
Local business men plan second oil field trip
The Board of City Development and the Real Estate Board organize a second trip to the Carson-Hutchinson oil field for local business men, especially skeptics, on Tuesday Nov 3. John B Gilvin chairs the committee and transportation will be arranged. About 50 producing wells will be visited departing Amarillo Hotel at 9:30 with Panhandle returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson-Hutchinson
Board of City Development
Real Estate Board
John B. Gilvin
Amarillo
Pantex
Panhandle
The
Baptist Convention Session Date Moved to December
Dallas October 27 The seventy seventh annual session of the General Convention and its auxiliary bodies will be held December from November 18 due to late crops across the state. The executive board vote, taken by telegraph, favored postponement almost unanimously. Members of Union and Pastors and Laymen unions met two days before opening to discuss the delay. Dr Harlan J Matthews of Mineral Wells reported the change was requested by Baptist groups in the state facing crop delays and heat in collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Os General Convention
F. 8. Groner
Con- Union
Pastors
Harlan J. Matthews
Mineral Wells
Matthews
Mineola
Help for Nervous Women
An article discusses the challenges faced by nervous women with mental distress and related ailments. It notes that only women can truly understand the endurance of nervous strain and describes common symptoms such as headaches backache and depression.
Little Brady Girl to Be Treated at Shriners Hospital
Mildred Brady ten, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brady of 311 Louisiana, will travel to Dallas to have her spine straightened at Shriners Hospital. Doctors will stretch her spine and apply a new cast after four months of preparatory treatment begun in Dallas. The girl, paralyzed by infantile paralysis two years ago, developed spinal trouble recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brady
J. D. Brady
Louisiana Street
Shrine Hospital
Dallas
Brady
Red Pepper Rub for Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims immediate warming heat and relief within minutes, urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine Rowles product and to ensure the label bears the name Rowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
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Frontier Asthma Co
Niagara and Hudson St
Buffalo, N. J
Edwards Studio
Polk St
Southwestern Public Service Company
Belmont
Stetson
Mallory and Borsalino
Phoenix
Inter
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Clapp
Little Brady Girl
Shriners Hospital
News and Post
MacMillian
North Pole
Zenith
Erie
Post Office Drug Store
Post Office
Amarillo, Texas
Ironton
WU A
Sagi A
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