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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
8
Hereford Ort June reports Homer Fox a dry goods merchant shipping two pairs of squirrels to Hereford. Isaac Walton league members plan to release them in the city’s trees to attract tourists this summer as Hereford’s streets resemble a vast park. Aquifers are also noted as already running in the city.
Special to The Gloried Hereford Oct. 23. An organization of men of the local Presbyterian church was perfected at a banquet, aiming to place every man and a man for every role in the church. The group will meet for luncheons every third Wednesday and seek membership to reach 100. Officers: R. T. Nunn, chairman. O. Lee, vice-president. George P. Garrison, secretary-treasurer.
Edna Wallace Hopper endorses a facial cleansing formula labeled Facial Youth derived from Lucie Lantelme's methods. She claims it cleanses skin deeply without absorption, preventing blemishes and blackheads. The piece urges readers to clip the coupon and buy the product at toilet counters.
The Associated Press reports Col William Mitchell faces eight court martial specifications for conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline. The charges stem from his San Antonio statement after the Shenandoah crash and accuse him of subordination and disrespect to the war department.
A mixed clipping includes Toney Chisum urging city washing of streets while flushing fire plugs, Rh J Zimmerman noting Pearce Dental Supply branch opening in Amarillo, James Cruze’s The Pony Express feature, Charley Hoover recounting a duck scene on Claude road, a contact for Edwards Studio, Rev Z B Pirtie pledging carnival participation, and Heaton's sale on Reed Craft lady bags with a Friday Saturday discount at Heaton's Drug Store.
Bayshore Park Baltimore Oct 23 Great Britain's mystery plane the Supermarine Napier S 4 crashed during navigation trials and is a total wreck Captain Henry C Biard the pilot suffered immersion but escaped serious injury Salvage boats recovered the engine as the other planes appeared undamaged The crash may affect the Schneider Cup race tomorrow
Judge I Tee Kelso president of the Texas Utilities company will host twenty eastern bankers arriving by special train for a Monday visit to Hereford. A banquet is planned in the new offices as Kelso showcases Deaf Smith county and West Texas developments including a $60,900 ice plant and light offices. Local manager Fred W. Oberthier invites bankers officials and citizens to hear insights on regional growth.
Sealed bids to furnish roofing materials and install a new roof at the Fourth Street Fire Station must be delivered to City Hall by 46 p m Tuesday November 3 1925. Bids accepted for tin galvanized iron tar and gravel composition or other suitable roofing. City reserves right to accept or reject all bids. JEFY D BARTLETT City Manager Amarillo Tex October 25 1925.
The State of Texas Potter County court cites numerous defendants including Citizens National Bank of Weatherford First National Bank of Amarillo Chicago Rock Island Gulf Railway and Plains Paving Company. Publications required four weeks prior to return day in Amarillo. Respondents summoned to appear November 1925 to answer Ellen Carter's petition.
Plaintiff seeks title and possession of lands in Potter County Texas alleging unlawful entry and dispossession by multiple defendants. The case challenges a deed of trust dated 1899 that secured a note to Citizens National Bank Weatherford and seeks cancellation of the deed of trust writ of restitution and damages. The suit names Sam R Motlow Standard Savings & Loan and other defendants with a court docketed action No 4619 in Wald Court.
Fragmented OCR notes mention dress marking and cleaning tasks with references to names and numbers that are unclear. It notes the need for on-site service using a phone number and possible client identifiers, but details are unreadable.
Furnished and unfurnished units available in multiple locations. Descriptions include private baths, built in features, garages, brick construction, and proximity to pavements. Various addresses and phone contacts provided for each listing.
The deed of trust recorded in Potter County Texas volume 1 page 251 describes lands in the Glidden and Sanborn Addition to Amarillo and the Original Town of Amarillo. The property consists of multiple lots tracts and parcels across several blocks as shown by plats on file in Potter County land titles records.
Panhandle store company offers top price for two round oak or German coal heaters. Also buying men’s secondhand clothing. Contact 223 East Fourth by phone S12 or 456.
Multiple brief rental ads list unfurnished and furnished bedrooms in private homes and near bus lines. Listings include 1795 Lincoln, 1705 Lincoln, 1008 Harrison, 1800 Polk, 701 Jackson, 1505 Jefferson with contact numbers 1779 W and 2484 W.
Ford sedan in good condition with new cord tires listed for 16 dollars. Address details provided for after 6 pm pickup. Also advertised Harley Davidson motorcycles and a stock of bicycles from F. L. Beer.
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