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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

8

Remarkable recovery testimonial from Forest City mother

Forest City Iowa Mrs Oscar F Borgelin Route No 5 credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of illness and enabling her to care for family and chores She reports improved strength in back and lungs and a healthy eight month old baby and offers to answer letters about the remedy facility shop ads note Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound sold by druggists

Forest City Iowa Lydia FE Pinkham Vegas Oscar F. Borgelin Route No Lydia E. Pinkham

ACHED AND ACHED CARDUS TESTIMONIAL

Mrs. C L Bason of Winfield Texas says back pain and extreme nervousness disappeared after using Cardus a vegetable tonic. She took eight bottles and felt stronger, less nervous, and recommended Cardus to expectant mothers. NC-162.

Winfield Texas Cardus

Septuagenarian Spiritualist held for wife murder in London

London report states Benjamin Rock a septuagenarian Spiritualist is in custody on a charge of murdering his 64 year old wife. He has been an invalid for more than five years.

London Benjamin Rock

Victor Orthophonic concert delights Amarillo crowds

About 250 music lovers attended a Panhandle Music Company event with Spencer Nunn Electric Company showcasing the Victor Orthophonic. The concert ran 8:30 to 10:30 pm in Amarillo, under W. F. Bocktold and F. P. Spencer, highlighting the new phonograph and its claimed clear tone and live-match quality. The instrument is being introduced nationwide with a Dallas and Fort Worth circuit to follow.

Amarillo Panhandle Music Company Spencer-Nunn Electric Company W. F. Bocktold F. P. Spencer Spencer- Nunn Electric Company Texas Port Worth Dallas Vietor

Death overtakes woman speeding to New Mexico

The body of Mrs. Joe May Hedges, 21, who died after a race with death while traveling with her husband and daughter from Calvin Oklahoma to New Mexico, will be sent to Oklahoma for burial. Doctors advised, she died hours after arrival at a hospital. husband and daughter Mozell survived, body at Griggs Undertaking.

Joe May Siedges Calvin Okla New Mexico Bac Oklahoma Hedges Grisgs Undertaking Company

Mitchell Trial Continues as Officers Clash Over Bias

Colonel Mitchell through Representative Reid questions General Bowley’s fitness and bias after Bowley opposed the air department. Bowley defends himself, says he is fit for court duty. Court votes to retire Bowley after brief closed sessions. Major General Slayden faces a peremptory challenge by Mitchell, who pleads in advance of trial.

Fort Bragg N.C Mitchell Frank R. Reid Haineis Bowley Sprecht Greenville N. C Washington Air Department Fred W. Slayden West Point Sladen Th Army San Antonio Texas War Department Reid Colonel Mitchell

Judge General Mitchell War Trial Details

The report details Colonel Mitchell's court martial with eight alleged violations under the 6th Article of War. Defense argues Mitchell spoke against the war and navy administrations, claiming constitutional rights and freedom of speech. The proceedings include lengthy readings of statements and defense pleas, with no action taken yet on the challenge.

Robert J. Howze Fifth Cops Columbus Ohio Suremerall Reid Mitchell San Antonio Joseph L. McMullen War Departments McMullen War Navy National Defense Representative Reid Texas Sherman Moreland Fifth Corps War and Navy Departments National Defense Administration Army

Wichita Falls Building & Loan to open Amarillo branch

The Wichita Falls Building & Loan Association plans an Amarillo branch after years of growth. It reports cash capital of 1,600,090 and loans on about 1,600 properties in Wichita Falls and Vernon. Officers include I P Langford and J Wilkie Talbert, with regional ties to local banks and firms. The move, welcomed by Amarillo residents, follows Mr Talbert’s return to the city after eleven years.

Eld Wichita Falls Vernen Amarillo Talbert Sheers Wichita Falls Building & Loan Association I. P. Langford City National Bank NHS Texhoma Oil & Refining Company C. C. Cabiness

Pampa Gains Domestic Natural Gas Service

Special to The News Pampa Oklahoma October 29 gas reaches homes stores and offices in the city making it the third in the region to be supplied. Over 100 customers are now using gas with 100 more connections planned at 75 cents per thousand plus 10 percent for prompt payment.

Pampa Anhandie F. P. Reid Good Road Enthusiast Carson-Hutchinson J. F.murfee Pampa Chan Tour of Commerce

Palo Duro Hotel Receives Letter From Liberal Chamber

The Palo Duro Hotel earned thanks from L Holland secretary of the Liberal Kansas chamber of commerce for hospitality shown during their visit. The infant son of Mr and Mrs J D Burks died at 11 North Johnson Street and was buried in Llano Cemetery after services at Griggs Undertaking chapel. Rock Island conductor Mr Burks. Amarillo teachers to hold an important meeting at the Senior High building Saturday morning.

Palo Duro Hotel L . Holland Liberal, Kansas Chamber of Commercce Mes J. D. Burks North Johnson Street Llano Griggs Undertaking Company Mr. Burks Rock Island Amarillo

Teens complain of cledged tampering with water meters

County court heard complaints from Kig teens about alleged tampering with water meters. The Amarillo court scene featured visiting attorneys from Texas and Canadian areas including E C Gray Higgins Newton Willis Studer Flippin. Hancock plans a two story brick apartment at 1601 Jackson Street costing about 215000. Reverend Garrett resigns as McLean Baptist pastor and moves to become pastor of Second Baptist at 504 North Pierce Street. Mrs Brown of Dumas recovering after major surgery at St Anthony's Sanitarium. A E Boyd, Plainview leader, visited Amarillo yesterday.

Amarillo Court of Civil Appeals Gude E. C. Gray Higgins Texas Newton P. Willis John F. Studer Pampa W. H. Flippin Palins M. €. Hancock J. Hall Jackson Street W. €. Garrett McLean McLean Baptist Church North Pierce Street Second Baptist Church

Kiwanis Club Directors Set Noon Meeting in Amarillo

Kiwanis Club directors hold their monthly meeting today at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. J. L. Nunn returned from Dallas after attending Associated Press and Texas Daily Press league meetings since last Saturday.

Kiwanis Club Amarillo Hotel J. L. Nunn Dallas Associated Press Texas Daily Press League

High School Athletes Face Two Hour Daily Limit

Los Angeles officials order strict limits on student athletics with a two hour maximum for afternoon practice. Students may try out for only one major sport per semester. Post season contests with colleges are banned and only two practice games per sport are allowed before the regular season.

Los Angeles Board of Education

Neutral Zone Policy Echoes Across Nations

The council’s unanimous condemnation of force as a policy aims to guide both small and large nations. It marks a significant development as the discussion continues on the employment of force, with the sixty hour limit noted as a boundary in the proceedings.

Health nurse to work during year in Hale County Plainview

A state health nurse will serve in Plainview and Hale County for twelve months starting November 1. She will visit all county schools teaching hygiene, advise teachers, and conduct home demonstrations and mother meetings. An automobile will be purchased for her use. Mother’s clubs in Hale County supported the service through their appeal to officials.

Hale County Plainview State Board of Health Mother’s Clubs

Australia to appoint native born governors for states

In a regional move five Australian states announce a policy requiring state governors to be native born. The plan, endorsed across the federation, aims to ensure local representation in executive offices while outlining possible timelines for implementation.

Australia Sydney

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