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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
1
The piece surveys G B Shaw and Ford ideas on automation and shorter workdays, arguing people want meaningful work and freedom. It critiques clergy, Chicago prize fights, and Lady Astor’s views, then includes remarks attributed to Marcus Loew about luck, investment, and property gains.
The forecast calls for tonight and Thursday to be fair and much colder, with Friday remaining fair. Hourly readings show temperatures around 42 at 8 am and 40 at 10 am, with a trace of precipitation listed in the report. One year ago the range was 64 and 31 degrees.
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson names Hal Mosely of Dallas as chairman and John Cave of Stephenville to the Texas highway commission, succeeding resigning Frank Lanham and Joe Burkett. Mosely is 45, an engineer, confined to Dallas. Cave is a native Texan with ties to Bath County.
The jury in Potter County acquitted J. F. Bromert, a chiropractor charged with illegal practice of medicine. Foreman H. P. Kuhlman signed the verdict after deliberations from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Defense attorney Alex Mood led the case. W. F. Nix prosecuted.
Amarillo realtors must take a knowledge examination on Amarillo real estate. The session will be at noon Friday following plans by the local real estate board. A luncheon will be held at the Hotel Paol Duro.
Walter D. Cline district governor of Rotary Fourty First district spoke at the Amarillo hotel lunch and praised the local club for its sincere interest in boys. He stressed individual responsibility as key to city and business success and commended Amarillo’s Rotary members including Tom Gallaher and Lou Parcells. He noted his past as Wichita mayor and thanked Amarillo Rotarians for their support.
O W Peterson district manager of Lee Tire and Rubber Co New York City capitalized at 25 million dollars is in Amarillo seeking a ground to build a warehouse for serving West Texas Panhandle. He wants a location near Polk street with good trackage and says a Fort Worth branch could be superseded by a direct Amarillo operation. He will erect a building at least 75 by 100 feet if a right price site is found and is registered at the Amarillo Hotel.
The Board of City Development city commission and county commissioners plan a 7 o'clock banquet at the Hotel Palo Duro. Round-table discussions and brief talks will highlight the event with emphasis on board member attendance and constructive dialogue.
Residents are invited to visit the Mission where a curated photo exhibition showcases local scenes and portraiture. Curator notes emphasize accessible viewing hours and a chance to meet participating photographers.
G A McCullough reports a fine trip to Old Mexico and visits his brother. He praises Amarillo and the Panhandle, notes attending the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Texas in Waco, and says Ira E Brown of Amarillo was elected Grand Visitor of the fourth district. Fiere oend named Master of the Third Veil.
Falls, once potentate of the Wichita Shrine, was a prominent and influential civic leader in his city.
The 1910s report notes more than 40000 acres of cotton were dusted with calcium arsenite by airplanes during the season. The practice, aided by cheaper methods, aims at pests like Japanese beetle European corn borer and Mexican bean beetle as part of ongoing entomological control efforts.
Sue Satterwhite speaker of the house mails a letter to every member asking if they will attend a called session and pay their own expenses. He cites public criticism of underwriting costs and urges members to finance their own travel while the governor’s stance on related road contracts remains unclear. Northampton, Mass remains a Democratic base as Coolidge’s hometown shifts. local races note William Wes defeats William Feiker. The Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop touted as famous for food.
The Fifth annual Tri-State Poultry Show opened in the Municipal auditorium with expected record participation. Breeders from across the state and nationally entered high quality birds, with judging by Walter Burton and E. C. Branch starting Friday. Over 100 more birds arrived by noon, prompting double-decking in sections and a public invitation to inspect and buy.
The Globe hosts a Friday party at 2 30 pm to broadcast the Amarillo Cisco game. Fans gather on Fifth Street for a full live score board and in front of The Globe office. Pep squads expected, with live play by play and statewide semi final implications for the Sandies.
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