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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
8
The Associated Press reports nationwide motorists are paying 3 to 5 cents less per gallon in many cities, though the average remains about 3 cents above last summer's level. New York dealers deny a price war, blaming overproduction and coastal stocks for weak demand.
M D Munn of the National Dairy Council cites extensive study showing dairy cows revered in Masal and Pota tribes and among Aryans in ancient India. He links religious rites during milking to long standing human dependence on cows, noting that cow products fueled early societies and that milk use correlates with physical vigor and mental efficiency.
Four hundred members of the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Crockett prepare to depart for home across the state. The second battalion of the Ninth Infantry conducted the camp and will move overland to Fort Sam Houston on Saturday.
Deaf Smith county breeders sold 176 registered Hereford bulls to C. C. Parker for the Vail Cattle Company of Sonoita Arizona. About 100 bulls will head to Sono ro Mexico for breeding. The purchase, the largest single lot yet for Parker, drew bulls from Mrs L R Bradly B Black Henry Wilkinson Bill Wamble Joe Green Cameron and Jones and Tom Ivy.
Jack Fisher world lightweight champion predicts a fall season of high class clean wrestling in Plainview Amarillo and Panhandle cities. He notes strong local interest in Plainview and announces Tony Ross matchups with Herb Walker and Jack Gorman as part of a big double bill.
The report notes American trade with China has increased fourfold over the past two decades. A prompt to consult Winn Chester regarding Dupont Oval appears, along with Panhandle Home Co at 406 Polk St. Berlin is singled out as the sole German city with genuine motorbus service.
Farmers claim this county has more fine bred Herefords than any Texas county and rising prices are stimulating the cattle industry.
Panhandle Press association editors receive an S. S. letter from Canyon treasurer C. W. Warwick to attend a 1:30 p m Saturday meeting. H. L. Grable and R. H. Nichols Vernon will speak on the Texas Press Weeklies advertising department development and work.
W C Wylie plans a junior Board of City Development band in Amarillo with about forty boys aged 10 to 15. Interested boys or parents may call Tolzein Music, sponsor, at their Plainview building as housing booms continue with 22 new residences since August.
Panhandle prepares for a Sunday clash with Noah Meads Legion reserves bolstered by new players Caylor Collins and Faulkner. Faulkner Tate and Bivins will handle pitching as the Claude team rivals the reserves in a strong field matchup.
Houston August 26. Ben Blanton 27 an electrical welder with Humble Oil and Refining Baytown was electrocuted last night after contacting a five wire while hanging a light globe.
Police in Shanghai opened fire on a crowd of dock yard workers demanding the release of four arrested colleagues. The confrontation left two workers dead and injuries reported among the gathering outside the police station. The incident occurred amid tensions at the port area during the protests.
A Ferraline advertisement touts Ferraline as a natural remedy for indigestion, promising quick relief and a money back guarantee if no relief from the first bottle. It warns against false hopes from minor stomach issues and says ten days costs one dollar at druggists. The ad lists The Ferraline Co of Atlanta, Ga. as the source.
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