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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
16
Readers seek tips on nail care hair treatment and body shaping. Advice covers olive oil soaks for nails reduced hip measures through exercises and leg raises, hair care with hotel treatments or dandruff remedies, perspiration control with lotions, and caution on severe leg bowing requiring medical evaluation.
Jurors for the second week of the August term of district court were summoned for Monday morning. Names include U. S. Strader, C. H. Baldwin, W H. McAdoo, George Stapleton, T. S Cloptin, B. G. Odell, E. Raffkind, C. V. Wray, W. L. Harris, J. C. Lenevyeu, GC. R. McAfee, W. D. Walsh, R. EB. McQueen, E. H. Williams, J. H. Charless, Frank Bassett, Adam Walker, H. Asbury, J. J. Sanders, R. H. Bridges, W. W. Parkinson, H. H Stewart, L. P. Baird, E. O. Baggett, J. B. Allison, R. M. Britain.
Publishers of weekly newspapers in the Panhandle gathered at City Hall with Texas Press Weeklies, Inc. officials to review the organization’s plans. R. H. Nichols of Vernon presided. Hogan Grable of Dallas outlined aims as many area papers joined during the session with numerous attendees listed.
George W Short, 82, Confederate veteran and former rancher near Decatur, died at his son J G Short's home after weeks of illness. He was born in Kentucky and moved to Texas as a youth. Funeral held at Blackburn Funeral Home. burial sent to Decatur with Decatur Masonic lodge in charge. survived by five sons and two brothers.
Plans for the stocker and feeder auction sale set for September 25 are nearly finished. Cattlemen are urged to contact Jimmy Shelton Earl Fuqua or Sloan Kruser to finalize arrangements. Roy Williams said a special arena will be built in the stockyards with seats for attendees and railroads offer shipping with an in transit rate. More than 3 000 head are expected to be offered with entries already filed across livestock classes. The Panhandle Livestock Producers association backs the event and national coverage is anticipated.
A. R. Patterson of Walters Oklahoma posted bond to return the $1500 Amarillo trophy to Amarillo next year. The trophy is insured and protected by insurance.
The Rev. Atticus Webb, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Texas and editor of Home and State, will discuss "The Unfinished Task" at 8 o'clock tonight in the First Methodist Church. A moving picture will accompany the talk.
Official figures reveal Graham Brothers shipments for the first half of 1925 total 10 800 trucks, surpassing their entire 1924 output. The Dodge powered trucks were launched in 1921 amid a nationwide business slump, yet early adopters’ enthusiasm fueled rising demand and steady service.
The Livestock Exchange Inc of Des Moines bought 3590 head of yearling and 2-year-old steers from Panhandle sellers. Charley Donald sold 1000 head at seven cents a pound. Six carloads weighed 845 pounds and brought 59.15 per head. Additional shipments are planned for October and November. purchases include 1009 yearlings from Chris Otto and Kimball ranch in New Mexico at seven cents per pound. other yearlings bought at 6.89 dollars per hundred pounds.
Signals stand the gaff. Get them at C. BE. King's for the worthy product advertised as available at Dodge Brothers dealers everywhere.
C P Elliott assumes control of the International Travelers association office in Amarillo and the surrounding territory. The long established insur ance firm, founded in 1903, claims strong southern credentials and a history of paid benefits, operating on an accident and sickness basis. Elliott has resided in Amarillo since 1906 and has background in banking, real estate, and insurance.
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