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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
8
An advance camp session will feature the regular boy leadership lesson staged by city Boy Scout officials Monday night. Participants will depart in two groups at 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. and travel to nearby camp grounds to cook meals and complete routine with scout officials.
A. D. Fensty, a chiropractor, opens offices in the Central Office building at 615 Polk Street.
A Cooper-Irvin Motor company one-day sale for future delivery set a national record by selling 108 Ford cars. The Tulsa record was 75. J. Lcheofer led with 27 cars, Harold Stack had 22. The drive was coordinated by J. T. Richtin and G. A. Burkes, with most sales on the Ford weekly payment plan.
Seven candidates were initiated into the Amarillo council of the United Commercial Travelers at the monthly meeting last night. New members listed are A G Stanley R L Perkins Roy B McAlister James McLean L H Earthban John W Burks and Clifton H Robinett. Secretary Jess J Sanders won the $10 prize for most reinstatements and new members. A possible special meeting is planned to initiate additional members. Farwell and Texico grow with many new families. Farwell gin produced over 1 300 bales of cotton this season and plans to expand in 1925.
Cadet Lt. Frank Baker announces Battery B 181st Field Artillery Texas National Guard will present a radio program featuring drill and a Monday night meeting. Three recruiting teams report progress led by Sergeants F E A Ravey R Allison and Roy Burkham. The battery plans weekly programs after drills as armory recreation rooms see high use.
A mixed set of small items from various places and people. Juries acquitted Tom Hinson on a liquor charge in district court. W H Eddleman sold 945-pound steers at Kansas City for 8.35. Ground broken for Bridgeport Machine plant in Panhandle with Wallace Hill as contractor.
Toney Chisum tells Globe reporter he has sold his last Hudson to Dwight Newby and has three carloads en route, most already sold, leaving his showroom empty though new stock is expected. A new post office building is being erected in Childress by Reid B. Scott with plans to enlarge the current facility.
The Houston Electric Company reports about $800000 added to property values in 1924 through new investments in buildings equipment track construction rebuilding and paving. The totals exceed commitments from the previous year. Bicycles 113 W. 7th.
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