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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

9

Panhandle Plans Nine Hole Golf Course At Once

Panhandle officials outline plans to convert the Panhandle Golf Club into a nine hole course, aiming to create one of the region’s best. The Amarillo Globe joins as first club member. Panhandle Inn pledges $100. The luncheon attendees discuss future events with Chamber of Commerce and local dignitaries.

Panhandle J. F. Threatt Frank Paul W. R. Ellis Panhandle Groif Club Chamber of Compacree Panhandle Inn Chamer of Commerce J. Sia O'Keefe Col Ernest O. Thompson Charles J. Hoover Henry A. Snsley Amarillo Colonel Thompson Wolf Club Chamber of Commerce Tealtor-Panhandle Chamber of Commeres Warriois HW. Win J. FF. Weatherly If Hl. Smith W. B. King Ira Carpenter Dyts Patty Pi . Habb CR. Tate R. A. Cilkeson P J. Crumb Ashbery A. Callaghan W Hi. Reynolds Don Hrashears Dr. O York John Irwin Joe Rores Wrather Deal J Will Hender I. M. Stephenson Karl Marsh Earnest Thompson Tittle Ellie Charles Hoover Wenrs A. Ansley J. Sid O'Keefe

Weight Gain Through Mental Calm and Breathing

An underweight woman faces nervousness indigestion and insomnia. The cure lies in better mental control and deep breathing coupled with regular exercise to boost appetite and sleep quality. Proper rest should be balanced across nights to avoid sleep debt.

Jimpaniy

Girl Suffering From Air Gun Shot May Lose Sight

An Amarillo girl is injured by an air gun shot fired by young boys. Surgeons work to save her eye while the police chief urges greater care. Two boys received lectures in police court and were released with a promise not to shoot in the city again.

Amarillo Clark Cainhia

One Yard King Wins Bride in Sulu Marriage Tale

Manila reports Diki Diki, a diminutive chieftain of North Ubian Sulu, 36 and a half inches tall, will wed Ajaratol of Usada island. Mahe urja Kiram serves as best man and Im am Ovil to perform the Mohammedan ceremony. The bride’s attendants include Hadji Butu’s granddaughter, and Diki Diki’s public school misfit tale ends with his return to learning in the second grade at age 40.

Manila Diki Diki Ubian Sulu Jovo Ajaratol Jolo Usada North Kian Suborca Maheurja Kiram Imam Ovil Thea Hadji Butu Dili Diki

Real Estate Board To Meet Tomorrow

Amarillo Real Estate board plans its regular weekly meeting at the Amarillo hotel at noon tomorrow. Discussions will cover water questions, annual plans outlined by president T. M. Bruner, and a Panhandle visit next week. Citizens may attend.

Amarillo

Daily Average Crude Production On Gain

The weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute shows the U S daily average crude oil production rising by 39 750 barrels to 2 005 000 for the week ending January 19 California and Texas districts report mixed changes while imports at principal ports total 250 000 barrels and prices hold steady across major districts Gulf coast grades range from 1 to 1 50 per barrel

New York United States American Petroleum Institute California Oklahoma North Texas East Central Texas West Central North Louisiana Arkansas Gulf Coast Eastern Wyoming Montana Colorado Pennsylvania Bradford

Aneritan Business Club Seeks Record Attendance Next Meeting

The American Business Club plans another strong program following last week’s record crowd. Rolla V. Cartwright leads tomorrow’s session with Emory Witt and Paul Walters assisting. Members urged to attend and bring guests.

Aneritan Business Club American Business Cliub Moening Rolla V. Cartwright Emory Witt Paul Walters

Youngsters Face Court Over Skating Pranks in Amarillo

In Amarillo five boys aged ten to thirteen were brought to court for skating and clinging to moving cars. They were dismissed on good behavior pledges as Judge Brommett warns of deadly risks. Authorities report rising youth activity with rifles and air guns causing alarm in the Panhandle.

Amarillo W H.brommett

Texas Company Man Builds 2 Story Brick in Panhandle

Work on a two story brick and tile garage and office building has begun across from the Panhandle Inn. R F Starratt of the Texas company directs the project. Sized 50 by 140 feet the $25,000 structure will house a garage and filling station on the first floor with upper offices. It adjoins J Ray's new mercantile building from Amarillo.

Globe Panhandle Janu Panhandle Inn R. F. Starratt The Texas Company Mercantile J. Ray Amarillo

Panhandle to Host First Dinner and Dance

Special to The Globe Panhandle Jan 15. The Panhandle Inn will host a weekly dinner and dance with merrymakers from Amarillo and nearby towns. About 100 couples expected for Saturday night as reservations flood in, with J F Threatt as manager noting ongoing weekly events.

Panhandle Amarillo J. F. Threatt

Livestock Marketing Session At Albuquerque

Albuquerque New Mexico January 15 The American National Livestock Association convention heard addresses by A C Williams Washington D C Federal Land Bank F A Phillips Thaker Oregon president Cattle and Horse Raisers association Oregon W W Torney Paso Tex and Hubbard Russell Los Angeles president California Cattle Men's association Russell outlined the California plan for marketing livestock Phillips criticized the Rochford report on grazing fees recently presented by Secretary Gore of the department of agriculture The report calls for heavy increases in these fees.

Albuquerque N. M American National Livestock Association A. C. Williams Washington, D. C Federal Land Bank F. A. Phillips Thaker, Ore Cattle and Horse Raisers Association of Oregon W.W. Torney Paso Tex Hubbard Russell Los Angeles California Cattle Men's Association Russell California Northwest Phillips Rochford Gore Department of Agriculture

Moors Slain in Tribal Battle Near Xauen

In Tetuan on January 15 dispatches report over 106 Moorish tribesmen killed in a clash between Sakme and Yebala factions and Abd el Krim followers, amid revolt against Spain. Fort Worth reports robbers breached the First State Bank of Newark walls last night and fled with undetermined vault takings as bloodhounds were awaited.

Tetuan Morocca Xauen Abd-el-Krim Spain Pez Fort Worth First State Bank of Newark

Births Deaths and Domestic Relations in England 1923

London reports from the registrar general show 1923 totals of 760,131 births 444,365 deaths and 292,408 marriages. Widows and widowers remarry and some marriages are second unions. youngest couple had groom 16 and bride 15. The population is estimated at 47,747,100 with women leading by 1,917,926.

London

Navy tugs and coast guard free S-19 from sands

In Chatham Massachusetts on January 15 Navy tugs and coast guard cutters pressed efforts to free the submarine S-19 stuck on the sand two days after it ran aground. Five officers and thirty five crew members were removed yesterday.

Chatham Mass Coast Guard

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