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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
8
City officials announce East Tenth Street closure to allow viaduct construction for the new crossing 250 feet north of the current site. Workers will install a 2900 foot drainage trench, begin masonry and liner work, with completion expected in three to four months barring severe weather, to be ready for the Tri-State fair.
The criminal docket not called in district court this morning due to the Jones against the T and P Railway case. Evidence in the Jones case is complete with a jury instruction due at 1 20 pm. A verdict could come tonight in a dispute over about 12000 dollars for alleged loss and damage to cattle shipments in October 192% court officials said. The criminal docket will be called Tuesday morning.
A dense listing of transfers and instruments filed in the county clerk’s office includes numerous deeds of trust, transfers of lots in multiple blocks, and releases. Notable entries reference parcels in Summers and Prospect areas, various banks as trustees, and individual buyers such as Speer, Petty, and Kennett, with values ranging from hundreds to thousands. The item also notes unrelated local chatter about car purchases and a rainstorm remark from a mayoral source.
Scattered notes from Amarillo cover a range of local topics including real estate buyings in Lubbock and country club lots, gifts and ads for graduation items, a labor convention visit by WC Grant, and remarks about a public park. A mix of personal notices, business offers, and community chatter fills the page.
Applicants for license to operate light testing stations under the new head H erit law will learn if approved next Saturday as the commissioners court meets to pass on the eight applications. A fee of 2h cents may be charged for testing lights to ensure conformity with the new regulations.
County court opened for a four week term with probate and non jury cases to be tried this week. The second week will cover criminal cases. Civil jury cases occur in the third week and non jury civil cases in the fourth week.
A group of relatives thank friends and nurses at Northwest Texas Hospital for flowers and support during a grief period. They also request special thanks be conveyed to the hospital staff for their care of the loved one.
Local notice advertises sewing and alteration services with pricing and guarantees. Includes a Georgia address and mentions cleaning and alterations offered daily. Describes service quality and promise of customer satisfaction.
A town women column advertises multiple beauty parlors and services in the Central office building and nearby streets. Marcelling and keratin styling offers appear with several phone numbers, addresses, and price points, including manicuring, dressmaking, and graduation gifts.
A clipped Amarillo notice advertises employment opportunities for reliable experienced female waitresses. It seeks contact by phone or letter and urges applicants to respond promptly to the agency posting.
Classified notice lists board and room options for two, private home near 2024-W, 709 Van Buren. 1300 Piercest has board and room. Oriental Hotel offers day week or month meals all you can eat at 84 cents with family style serving. Hotel Cornado at 691 Fillmore advertises room and board with meals for 35 cents. clean rooms at 601 Fillmore across from courthouse.
40 acres fronting Canyon road near Washington street with quick sale terms. Land features include off facilities and paving, aligned with rapid development southwesterly. Price about one quarter of neighboring peas land. owner may subdivide or take smaller trades. Contact BK B Sanders at 110 Monroe or phone 816-W ee cee aa Pawnee Vrieveles.
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