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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
10
Advert says Bowles Red Pepper Rub provides fast heat to a sore back. It claims the relief comes within three minutes and urges customers to buy from druggists, ensuring authenticity with the Rowles name on every package.
Castro County is experiencing faster growth than in its early settlement era. Old settlers anticipate big immigration, new houses rise across the county, and large pastures once used for long horn cattle are being converted to cotton farms. About 10,000 acres were sold recently, mostly in 160 acre tracts, with buyers planning immediate improvement and cotton planting next year. The surge is driven by westward migration from western Oklahoma and north and east Texas and by land prices at 15 to 20 dollars an acre with easy payment terms.
Canyon Texas November 26 A silver loving cup from the Texas Intercollegiate Press association was presented to the West Texas State Teachers College junior class on November 20 by Olin B E Hinkle editor in chief of The Prairie The cup honors the junior class best class edition in the T I P A contest last year but the cup arrived too late for the prior presentation.
Hanson Rost No. 54 of the American Legion campaigns for 1925 membership renewal by January 1 1925 and plans a complimentary banquet for paid up members. The post reports strong momentum with pledges to recruit new members and anticipates a larger 1925 membership alongside increased Auxiliary participation. James A Drain national commander urges members to act now and translate wartime spirit into peacetime service, urging each member to recruit at least one more member.
The West Texas State Teachers College agriculture department builds a large file of free farmers bulletins for Panhandle farmers. Professors Phillips and Moore oversee milk, poultry and hog records, plus a stenographer handles routine work. A lending system, with charts and newspapers, shares materials to communities at low cost.
A house cat caused a fire at the Clayton substation of the Great Western Power company, entangling in transmission wires and triggering a short circuit that damaged the facility by over 25000 dollars and cut Contra Costa county light and power service for about three hours.
Walter S Dickey owner and publisher of the Kansas City Journal Post and Ralph Ellis managing editor were indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged unlawful publication of income tax returns in Kansas City.
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