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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1926
Page
7
An advertisement touts a bath system named Tiz that supposedly draws out toxins and eases swollen burning feet. It claims relief from bunions and corns and urges purchase at stores, promising a year long comfort guarantee.
At Kempton Park London Sendons comes from behind to win the Sentihers Plate in a dramatic finish. A new high speed camera captured the grace of the horses as the race unfolded with rapid, precise action.
A collection of brief quotes from Amarillo residents and visitors covers oil field relevance, growth in the business district, late night commerce, incinerator performance, and civic happenings. Notables mention Florida to Amarillo truck moves, Rotary convention cheer, and a revival boosting church membership.
Honolulu business leaders and promoters announced the end of the 1925 football season with plans for a new stadium to accommodate more than 30,000 fans.
The tie water carnival and style show opened last night for a week at Wortham. The program began with a style parade displaying bathing costumes and elonke, followed by water carnival performances. The elaborate show has been a hit at every venue it has played.
Portland report says Judge Wallace McCamant has resigned from the United States circuit court of appeals. The resignation was accepted and becomes effective May 3. Circles close to McCamant provided the information.
Twelve prize clubs from major U S and Canadian cities will compete in the Union Printers International baseball league tournament in St. Louis from August 21 to 27. The silver trophy, donated by Garry Hermann, will go to the club with the most wins over twelve years. Washington holds the only prior trophy leg with three victories. A Denver school partners with the state for a locomotive engineer program in railroad shops funded by Smith-Hughes funds.
A jumble of names and places lists Meyers from Lubbock visiting for several days, with mentions of Harrell family from a Claude ranch, Frank Givens replacing a burnt bunk house home, and various locals and officials in Grant County Washington planning school activities and community events.
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