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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

7

Central Texas alienation suit seeks 190600 damages

In Waco on January 24, two boys aged twelve and fourteen sue D. W. Ray for 190,600 alleging alienation of their mother's devotion. C. J. Doerr Jr and Victor J. Doerr, by their father, claim Ray’s wealth and charm harmed family life while the mother remained with her husband. The Doerrs reside in Thornton. Ray is listed as living in McLennan and Navarro counties.

Waco Texas D. W. Ray C. J. Doerr, Jr Victor J. Doerr Ray C. J. Doerr Doerr Thornton McLennan Navarro Counties

Federation Women Donate $100 to Community Chest

The Potter County Federation of Women mailed a $100 check to the Community Chest fund. The donation, joining others from organizations and individuals, edges the drive toward the goal. January pledges are due and chest officials urge payment of the first pledge.

Potter County Federation of Women Community Chest Fund

Raisins Feed Cattle in California Says Jersig

San Francisco visitor FE P Jersig claims raisins fed to cattle in California fatten stock. He says blighted raisins are refused by the Raisin Growers association and bought at $20 a ton. Jersig notes two pounds of raisins satisfy a steer daily amid balanced rations. He cites Panhandle cattle as top in the region and reports 1241 head of Hereford cattle shipped from Hereford to market.

FE. P. Jersig San Francisco Spathietar Ford Brandenburg Raisin Growers Association Panhandle California Mr. Jersig J. W. Jersig Bovina

Amarillo Reports Most Dog Licenses Paid

City records show 166 canines tagged since January 1 with dog licenses mainly paid by children. Officials urge those who have not paid for 1925 to settle the fees soon.

Amarillo

Panhandle Community Echoes With Plans For More Get-Togethers

Residents of the Panhandle share memories of a recent trip and call for another gathering. Several speakers praise Amarillo visitors and long for stronger local ties while noting logistical details and a friendly reception.

Hereford panhandle gathering spurs plans for Amarillo trip

Im A. Cowhand, foreman of the Lazy Ass ranch, lauds Panhandle residents as unchanged over twenty years. He recalls Hereford events, praises local hospitality, and notes plans to lead a crowd from the Lazy Ass to storm Amarillo on March 2 3 4. He jokes about Ed the Panhandle Inn cook and Carrie Nation arranging manicurist services for ladies.

Im A. Cowhand Lazy Ass Ranch The Panhandle Im A Hereford and Panhandle Panhandle Inn Chuck Amarillo Carrie Nation Carrie W. H. Russell Hereford A. Cowhand Daniele Telaneall

Panhandle meeting sparks remarks from Amarillo business界

A captured transcript shows Amarillo Real Estate board members and Panhandle locals exchanging light remarks. Dr J W Overton jokes about being mistaken for a judge while Ed Little greets Amarilloans. The Globe receives praise for sponsoring the trip and plans more outreach.

Building Permits Reach Week Record Total of 36350

City engineer records show building permits for the week totaling 36350. Permits issued cover thirteen dwellings and push January totals to surpass prior monthly figures with forty three permits issued to date.

Honor Roll Honors Texans From West Texas State Teachers College

Fortyseven students from many Texas towns and two states appear on the fall quarter honor roll at West Texas State Teachers College. Recipients must show impeccable conduct in the dean of women's and dean of men's offices and maintain a straight A record in at least five subjects, plus active participation in at least one extra activity. Names include Myrtle Hood Amarillo and Canyon residents L. W. Blau and Elfleen Clayton among others.

Canyon Tex Texas West Texas State Teachers’ College Colleet Dean of Women L. F. Sheffy Myrtle Hood Louise Palmer Addie Lee Smith Catherine Smith Amarillo Verbie Hanley Childress Rudolph Fuchs Abernathy John Randolph Redlands Calif Sadie Rigler Louise Simpson Plainview Floyd Golden Styder Velma Asher Fred Oberst Bettie Rose Kerr Ruth Lowes Mae Slack James McDonald Hazel McQueen Fannie Cash Jim Webb Fremont Mead Canadian Ethel Rice Hereford Arthur Baer Texline J. T. Reynolds Alpine Gordon Fuller Peryton Lavada Edwards Fluvanna Margie Smith Plains Elizabeth Booten Crosbeyton Esther Shoults Pratt Kan Iscal Mateer Kingman

Hanson Post Meets Tuesday Dimmitt Schools Adopt Student Honor System

Hanson Post No. 54 of the American Legion meets in regular social session Tuesday night. More than twenty new members have been secured recently and they are urged to start the year by attending the meeting. The Dimmitt high school has adopted the honor system used in examinations, the study hall and the library, reducing cheating to a minimum. The system was gradually introduced in the first semester and fully adopted at the start of the second term.

Hanson Post Dimmitt Schools Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion Dimmitt Dimmitt High School

Third Guilty Plea In Check War Made

The third plea of guilty was entered Friday morning before Judge Sam B Motlon after county attorney H. K. Statfield declared allvaid check cases would be prosecuted vigorously. The defendant pleaded guilty to four counts of passing bad checks tied to a $20 check to Hl. A. Valmer and a $14.60 check to Machkburn brothers. He was fined and sentenced to a day in jail.

H. K. Statfield Vaid Sam B. Motlon Hl. A. Valmer Mlachkburn Trothers

All Winter Dresses and Car Sale at Cost to MBE TOOW

A local sale advertises winter dresses at cost to MBE TOOW with discounted merchandise. The note mentions a dress show by Schwart.

Schwart

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