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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
10
A columnist answers readers on deodorant safety noting irritation can worsen results and recommending simple salt rubs and antiseptic washes. A reducing diet of lamb chops and pineapple is discouraged for daily use, advised only part of the week with varied menus elsewhere.
Hereford report notes H. D. Culpepper managing 1000 acres of maize in one field northwest of Hereford with potential to exceed 1500 tons. E. H. Pigg farms near Vernon own 4620 acres including 1600 in row crops and 200 in beans, plus 300 in cotton. Plans include cattle, hogs, calves, and mule production amid farm improvements.
Miss E M McLaughlin a New York policewoman says prevention of crime starts with closer supervision of children. She cites hours limits for under 14 year olds newsboys and women officers helping reduce youthful crime in New York and notes enforcement gaps in Texas. She praises New York capitol and Dallas as modern capitols.
Hartley county officials and locals circulate in Amarillo and nearby towns. Cattlemen prepare for a stocker and feeder sale at Wester Stockyards while riders and horsemen discuss Tri-State fair events.
Amarillo police report 373 arrests in August led by 29 reckless driving charges. Over time and double parking accounted for 27 and 26 arrests respectively as 4 stolen cars valued at 1600 dollars were recovered. Location noted as 112 West Seventh.
Hereford on Sept 9 reports Cowboy Polo as the latest fair amusement. Entrants, all cowboys and farmers, must ride a mare with a colt following and guide with blind bridles and rope reins. The Sunday tell of Henry Thomson heads the entertainment committee as crowds are expected to gather.
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