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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
10
Readers receive a practical skin care column detailing a weekly steaming treatment to loosen blackheads and squeeze them out, followed by antiseptic washes, zinc lotion, and night ointments. Additional grooming advice covers nail cleaning, growth training, and oil cleansing routines.
Floydada reports show maize fields near Henderson yielding near two tons per acre with six to seven heads per hill. In Los Angeles, exam papers reveal quirky, incorrect answers on labor, arson, morgue and habeas corpus questions, highlighting widespread gaps in civil service knowledge.
Deaf Smith county youth can win chicks at the county fair September 18 and 19. The Golden Ride hatchery offers three prizes for the best essay on raising baby chicks by youths under 16. First prize is fifty chicks. second and third prize are twenty five chicks each, awarded on the fair’s second day at 1 p.m. The program aims to encourage poultry raising among inexperienced handlers.
Statistics from Professor Silverman of the University of Pittsburgh estimate drivers waste 835,270,200 gallons of gasoline yearly by idling engines. The idle motors release 257,864,120 400 cubic feet of carbon monoxide and have caused numerous deaths. Also noted is Joseph Breadon retiring after 48 years as rural postman with 286,000 miles walked.
Hereford, Sept. 3 Special to The Globe The Hereford area faces a surplus watermelon crop with large car loads likely to be shipped to other markets in the coming weeks. Local melons average about forty pounds with many heavier. Dent Smith county melons contribute to the strong statewide reputation for Hereford watermelons. Watch the Edeefield addition housing construction.
G. W. Smith of Deaf Smith county asserts West Texas fruit farming has strong prospects. An acre of fruit irrigated by a repurposed windmill yields for his garden and home. He notes giant peaches, pears Bartlett Garber and Kiefer varieties, and a hybrid plum that won two ribbons at fairs last year.
Houston dispatch reports Justice of the Peace Overstreet ruled death by own action in the inquest over Erwin J. Clark 48 former Waco jurist and district judge. Clark son of George Clark and once general counsel for the Ku Klux Klan. appointed to the seventy fourth district by Gov Ferguson and later to the nineteenth district bench. served as major in several army units during World War I. Edgefield is noted as Amarillo suburb.
G W Brum ley a noted West Texas hog buyer and local oil dealer will begin immediately a modern brick garage 140 by 50 feet east of the Southwest Trail garage on the highway. The facility will include storage space a workshop and a drive in filling station. The old Southwest Trail garage will become a workshop later.
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