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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
2
Kansas City and Chicago report cattle hogs and sheep trading on March 18 with varied price ranges. Fort Worth notes steadiness in cattle and lower hogs, plus detailed calves, yearlings, and sows pricing across multiple lots and feeds.
The page lists prices for commodities including corn, oats, kafir, and rye with varying No. levels and bid offers. It also names numerous firms such as American Smelter, American Locomotive, American Telephone, Baldwin, General Motors, and others in connection with the market report.
Local market listing details prices and weights for hens and turkeys, including Leghorn hens, capons, and young turkeys. Also listed are butter, eggs, fillers, flats, and miscellaneous items with per pound or per dozen rates. Prices appear in cents and dollars, with specific lot sizes and quality notes.
Disjointed figures show grain prices around 1.50 to 1.60 with references to Amarlio Grain and United States Steel. Mentions Westinghouse and Utah amid scattered percentage figures and percentages.
A political mass meeting is planned in the district court room at 7:30. Several city office and school board candidates are expected to speak to voters. A capacity crowd is anticipated with many women observers in attendance.
The Seventh District at Amarillo releases motions and dispositions from March 18 including reversals, remands, dismissals for want of prosecution, and submissions set for April 8. Cases involve parties such as Reeves, Fuqua, Brownfield, DeBott, Baker, Klinke, Farm Bureau Cotton, Archer, Wilbarger, Hale, Jones, and Wichita entities among others. The docket shows affirmations, reversals, and pending certiorari actions.
An advertisement promotes Tri-Nol salve from Skate parts at 113 W. 7th. It highlights nature and science cooperation, claims healing antiseptic properties for deep colds, pneumonia, cuts, sores, burns and rheumatism, price 50 cents a jar, and notes Thompson Drug Co. as wholesale supplier.
The Liberty community house, 40 by 690 feet, opens sixteen miles northeast of Amarillo near St Francis. A 23 woman club raised 2500 for materials and the community donated labor and land. The center will host dances plays singings and other gatherings by invitation only.
T. W. Cotten J Teay and Cc W Rogers defend their school ticket noting they are trusted Amarillo business leaders who would not bias district needs. They pledge to serve impartially and say further statements will appear only in The Amarillo Globe.
A letter urges Amarillo voters to elect a mayor two commissioners and three school trustees, stressing unity and public duty. The author J. H. Gouldy cites Christian values and the need to improve the city, urging turnout on April 7.
J M Upchurch 81 a farmer ten miles south of Amarillo died at his home at 12 05 this morning after a brief illness He leaves a son and three daughters Amarillo residents are J P Upchurch Mrs B F Donald son Wichita Falls Mrs W E Raines and Mrs Kate Kinsworthy Ocean Park Calif He was a Baptist church member Body at Griggs funeral chapel awaiting relatives for funeral plans final.
The city commission asked city manager Jeff D Bartlett to inspect fire code and building safety ordinances after an editorial warned of life loss from limited exits at the Armory. Commissioners said they would pass regulations if none exist.
Rev. F W O Malley told Amarillo Kiwanis luncheon that they will someday have their own place and urged heavy investment in character building. Harold Flamm and H V Elkington sang, backed by Mrs W F Bechtold and Mrs Grace Stover Krug. Ed Green and Erwin Oschner were elected delegates to the international convention in St Paul with Ed R Mayer and Orla Allen as alternates.
Crowds attend the Annual Furniture Style show and Spring Home Furnishing sale at the Amarillo Second Hand company opening Monday and running through the week. Every attendee can win a rug and select one article. H. A. Taylor is expected back from the South Plains Wednesday.
About 87 members and wives attended a Panhandle Inn banquet. F. H. Hill as toastmaster urged city country cooperation. N. B. Tisdale called for farmer education and farm aid. I A Cowhand urged focusing on farmer benefits and seed quality. War, scouts and music noted by local clergy and community members.
Miami prepares to welcome guests on a Globe trip with large delegations from Pampa and Canada. The event features talks by B. F. Jackson with Violet Good singing and Alene Kuykendall reading. A petition signed by city officials and local businesses urges Panhandle citizens to join the visit and booster party.
Col. Ernest O. Thompson, returning from St. Louis via Tulsa, predicts Amarillo will become another Tulsa as bond buyers show interest in the city water bonds and bidding will be competitive.
The Crusaders class of Polk Street Methodist church held their annual banquet at the Amarillo hotel Tuesday night with J. M. Williams as toastmaster. Dr. G. Munn delivered an address, and speakers included Jaston Foote Dr. Stanley W. Hayne Judge F. P. Works and J. W. Waddill. Bob Watkins sang a vocal solo while the fourteen piece church orchestra provided music.
Members of the Doughboy Scandal of 1925 cast enjoyed a reception and dance at the American Legion home on Tuesday night. The program included dancing games and refreshments for attendees.
Advertises a pepper-based remedy claiming instant warm heat that penetrates into minutes to relieve soreness rheumatic pains and chest cold discomfort. Emphasizes fast circulation boost, reduced congestion, and rapid pain relief with daily use. Encourages keeping a jar ready for immediate relief.
The Rotary club will not meet tomorrow due to the death of Rotarian George Thomas. Rue Parcells serves as president. Location noted as 115 West Seventh.
Advice urging flushing of kidneys like bowels using Jad Salts with lemon and grape acids lithia to spur elimination. Claims quick results within a day or a week and urges drinking water, starting before breakfast, and continuing a week to relieve congestion and waste buildup. Promotes Jad Salts as available at all druggists.
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