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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
9
George Parr, local contractor, received the Crosbyton high school building contract for 76,688 dollars. H. Hayman of Amarillo was awarded the heating contract at 8,604 dollars. The new high school aims to replace a recently noted building.
J E Johnson of Donley county was found pinned beneath his car on the Canyon highway Saturday afternoon. He was carried to Canyon for treatment and sustained cuts to the head but no other injuries reported. Buick-Cadillac Garage notes oil change service offered.
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Mrs. Mary Alice Hill 68 died Friday in a local hospital. Funeral was Saturday at 3 p.m. at Polk Street Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley W. Hayne officiating. Survived by husband F. M. Hill and four Amarillo sons W. J. Hill Grover B. Hill and F. M. Hill. home listed as Wildorado, former Potter county ranch. Pallbearers named D W Owen W N Thompson Ray C Johnson James A Bush J R Gant Tom Currie.
Santa Fe railroad provides reduced rates for the Southwestern Launderers and Allied Trades convention to be held July 7 to 9. Tickets will be sold from Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Texas points starting July 3. Floyd V Studer notes plans for a record convention in Texas laundry circles. A rabbit drive is set for April 1 in Dim mitt with school superintendent T. D. Moss reporting progress.
Lou D. Marrs, candidate for mayor, was the sole speaker at the San Jacinto Civic Club meeting in Nat Friday night. About 126 attendees heard Marrs defend his record and attack opponents for making false charges. O F Erwin was mentioned as a commissioner candidate. No 1 San Jacinto said he had not decided to run. Dr. W M Curl presided.
Tri-nol the eucalyptus salve claims antiseptic healing qualities with daily nostril application to prevent colds. The ad promotes health at home with a jar priced 6 00 and sold by Thompson Drug Co for wholesale trade and retailers.
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