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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
9
A compact history traces tire development from bone shakers and solid rubber wheels to pneumatic and cord tires. It covers early morphs like the Phantom of 1869, 1888 pneumatic breakthroughs, clinchers, and the shift to balloon tires, noting key inventors and regional launchings.
An article describes Kin and Company with a wine place promotion and a return policy offering exchange or money back if unsatisfied. Marvin McCullough discusses wheat acreage and soil quality near Texhoma with late rains, while Walter Irving notes Lincoln sales in Amarillo and a health factory producing five cars daily for California representatives.
An advertised home remedy promises to erase wrinkles crow's feet and sagging skin in minutes. The mix uses tarkroot and lemon juice applied to the face, then washed off, leaving a young look with no artificial results. It claims to be inexpensive at under three cents per treatment.
The Trail ranch on the Little Missouri near Williston North Carolina is offered by Bad Lands Bill McCarthy as an antelope refuge. He notes 75 head of antelope and hopes the state will reserve the land for wild game, citing Teddy Roosevelt’s use of the property. A US Forest Service report by S B Locke discusses antelope ranges in the Pahsumeroi Valley and cautions that grazing restrictions would drive local sentiment against protection and may worsen rancher conflict with antelope.
An Amarillo businessman says Wichita Falls fair attendance was large but not as credible as Amarillo's. A booster backs Ross Rogers for permanent Amarillo Tri-State fair secretary. Claude LeNevue notes planting 500 acres east on the St Francis highway. Ted Neeley expects heavy fall harvest if weather clears. Harry Gardner urges farmers to see the new plow.
A farmer touts a new implement attached to the side of a Fordson tractor. He says it pounds soil and tears up the ground, calling it an innovation that is practical and could revolutionize farming.
R A Highsmith reports from Floydada that an outing with the Globe proved worthwhile as the Hoxe family delivered a remarkable stunt and earned praise for the trip.
Mr and Mrs Dave Warren vacationing two weeks at Mr Warrens Missouri home. M Kelso and granddaughter visiting from Sanitoa Oklahoma at A P Millers Florida avenue home. Rev R F Jenkins had minor operation in a local hospital and is recovering. Don Millers surprise birthday party with Mr and Mrs A P Miller hosting at 500 B Florida avenue. B C L club luncheon hosted by E M Beneschs at 511 Kentucky avenue. Axel Lockney and party leaving Amarillo for Las Cruces after two months with H B Martins home. Lockneys husband founded Lockney town. it bears his name. H B Blackstock and daughter visiting from Wheeler. W H Russell Hereford lawyer in city on business.
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