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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1925
Page
9
Amarillo College of Music begins its winter term as schedules fill and teachers plan a busy week. Director Emil F Myers notes unusually early and high enrollments and mentions new ranch studio sites in San Jacinto and at 1606 Jackson to serve patrons, with many students from surrounding towns staying for winter courses.
Multiple residents plan trips to Grandview Waxahachie Cleburne Denver St Louis Chicago and New York. Others report relatives visiting Panama New Mexico Texas and Colorado. Local hospital stays include St Anthony’s for Mrs Davis and Wanda Walker Whoowa returning home. Priscilla Hodges visits Tucumcari.
Amarillo sportsmen report a poor prairie chicken season with few birds seen and many singles. Hunters blame early shooting and poaching, while Izaak Walton league members vow action. Quail season starts November 16 with a twelve bird daily limit and thirty six weekly. chicken season closes Thursday.
A playful reflection on Solomon famed for wisdom and many spouses. The text imagines the biblical figure devising excuses to tell his wives, blending humor with ancient legend.
Kansas slang changes see barbed trout for catfish while a Lead Citizens and North Arkansas brakeman uses a three foot moustache as a semaphore in emergencies. J C A Rowe discovers Ford 98 miles per gallon but unsure on disposal. Albert McCann moved from Santa Fe yard office to Amarillo yard. W H McEachern visited Santa Fe city.
The Santa Fe fuel conservation department schedules a Saturday morning meeting in the assembly room above the passenger station. These national scope organizations operate on major U S railroads and are credited with reducing fuel consumption and costs, with progress reflected in the records.
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