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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
10
Fashionable straightline dress designed for bordered materials. Easy to sew with only side and shoulder seams, includes complete instructions with diagrams. Sizes 34 to 46 inch bust, 36 inch uses 2 yards bordered material plus contrasting yardage. Price 15 cents in stamps or coin.
Wees, local manager, travels to eastern markets on a buying trip. Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Dealer magazine dedicated its entire edition to Sigmon. The 33 page issue features Amarillo prominently. Sigmon’s home office and factory are in Oklahoma City with Chickasha as the southwest branch and Amarillo handling the Panhandle trade.
P. D. Eller, sign painter and artist, painted a portrait of Cal Farley, local wrestler and business man, from a large photograph. The image is a creditable piece and Eller plans to do more such work this winter for his friends and patrons.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that relieves rheumatic and sciatic pain, soreness, stiffness, and swelling. It promises instant relief when rubbed on the tender spot and urges a small trial bottle from the druggist, noting widespread past success.
Special to The Globe Stamford January 6 leading West Texas counties in cotton ginnings for 1925 report to Commerce up to December 13 show Runnels 50,900 bales and Jones 62,201, Taylor 53,378, Wilbarger 45,270, Hall 45,914, Knox 36,923, Mitchell 36,244, Coleman 34,031, others. Ten counties exclude irrigated El Paso where 1925 output was 39,779 bales. total 481,982 bales. West Texas Chamber of Commerce compiling all counties’ 1925 production versus 1924.
Austin January 6 nine students pursue bachelor of journalism in June despite the department's abolition at the University of Texas. Candidates include Mses Dorothy Harris Amarillo Hazel Hedick Austin Kathryn Webb Waco Ruth McMillan Paris William Cobb Cameron Sam Johns Marlin John Sammons Austin Melvin Williamson San Antonio Lee Woods Del Rio. The Palo Duro camp Modern Woodmen of America will meet at the I O O F hall tonight.
Denver dispatch reports excavation of Southwestern sites revealing an ancient civilization dating to near the start of the Christian era. Researchers describe Basket Workers, Post-Basket Workers, and advanced Pre Pueblo people with irrigation, architecture, and textiles indicating communistic living and high artistic skill. The find includes Yucca House and Cliff Palace style ruins, with a likely end about 600 years ago.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in Chicago reports she is glad she did not die after a poison attempt linked to a prolonged New Year party. Dr. Thomas Brand says she may recover. her son Russell aided with antidotes. Authorities note unclear motive and reference financial worries and letters found in her room.
Calvin Roller described a $150 payment as a fine and said he met Evelyn at a sanitarium where she received treatment. Charley Dixon claimed he and John McKenzie grew up in the same Louisiana area and could explain the reason for McKenzie's final departure from the country.
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