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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1925

Page

2

Amarillo Sees First Improved Ford Touring Car

H K Kuhlman and Bob Crudgington arrived in Amarillo with the first improved Ford touring car built at the Oklahoma Ford plant. Cooper Irvin Motor Co salesmen praised its initial run from Oklahoma City, saying the car is a major improvement with lower body, strong wide fenders, new lines and brakes. Walter Irvin said many in Amarillo should view the new model and the firm already has over fifty advance orders.

Amarillo Ford H. K. Kuhlman Bob Crudgington Oklahoma Coper-Irvin Company Walter Irvin

Santa Fe Safety First Conference Held Saturday

More than fifty safety supporters attended a Safety First meeting in the Santa Fe assembly room presided by train master R. W. Prentice with J. B. Mireau as secretary. A. R. Tillman discussed measures to reduce deaths and injuries and improve safety through cooperative effort.

Santa Fe R. W. Prentice J. B. Mireau A. R. Tillman Close Cooperativen

International Horse Van Aids Polo Ponies Transport

The Riding Club of Chicago uses a Model 63 International Harvester chassis van to haul polo ponies and ring horses up to 500 miles weekly. The 20 foot rear body carries six horses, with side and rear doors, ramps, and a 15 degree loading incline, plus ventilation and gear storage above the cab.

Riding Club of Chicago

Gila Monster Killed In Amarillo Yard

A Gila monster was killed in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lloyd at 2119 Tyler Street on Saturday morning after it crawled up a wall and was crushed with a flower pot. The nine and a half inch creature resembled a large water dog and is described as a venomous lizard from the southwestern United States.

C. C. Lloyd Tyler Street Gila River Arizona

Panhandle Stock Association minutes donated to history society

The Panhandle Stock Association, founded in 1886, along with its by laws, are now in the Panhandle Plains Historical Society’s possession through Mark Huselby of Mobeetie. The Canadian cotton gin is overhauled and ready for work. B N Long of Montoya NM owns the White Way cafe in San Jacinto.

Panhandle Stock Association Panhandle- Plains Historical Society Mark Huselby Mobeetie Canadian City National Bank of

Chrysler Production Surges to Over 800 Cars Daily

Chrysler plants push six and four cylinder models to a daily output exceeding 800 cars, the highest for a high grade maker. Fans credit rapid ramp up after the Chrysler Four launch and surging orders from across the country. Plant officials cite demand for the new Chrysler Six and the flood of orders as key drivers of production gains.

Chrysler J. E. Fields Chrysler Corporation

Lincoln National Life Anniversary Celebrated in Amarillo

Lincoln National Life Insurance celebrated its first anniversary in Amarillo with a dinner for agents at Thistle dining hall on West Seventh Street. District Manager C. B. Rittenberry, guests including J. B. Green Jr and O. E. Erwin noted a year of $650,000 business, with $324,000 written by Rittenberry. goal for next year is a million.

Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Amarillo C. B. Rittenberry New Thistle West Seventh Street Mr. Rittenberry J. B. Green, Jr O. E. Erwin W. A Burrow J. M. Darrough L. R. Quick

Half Minute Interviews From Amarillo Fathers and Local Figures

The column captures quick thoughts from A. S. Dickson and W. S. Askew on parenting and fairs. George Turnley criticizes press curiosity while describing his sore toe and cane use.

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