The Groom News (Groom, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1926 Page: 4 of 8
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The Groom News
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS
E. P. Reavis, Editof-Pablishey
Amarillo Grow-
ing Rapidly
Entered as second-class mail matter at Amarillo ROW hos a population
the Postoffice at Groom, Texas, March j » . C) ~
4, 1926, under the Act of Go»gresfjoj(yU.
March 3 18"9 That is the statement made by
Subscription, $1,50 per year
We had a light dose of winter
the first of the week and many
stoves were put up.
W. F. Florian, general superin-
tendent of the Hudsbeth Direct-
ory company of El Paso and Am-
arillo, which has had a staff of
twelve experts working in this
territory for six months. •
Amarillo is the center of a
trade territory of at least 150,
000, according to the figures of
the directory chncern.
Although the usual system,
used by the U. S. Bureau of Cen-
sus, is to multiply the adult pop-
We are glad to add the Tioga al*on’ eighteen years or older,
by two and one-fourth for the
total, in this case due to the boom
“The City of Opportunity” is
taking a mud massage this week
which will make her all the more
beautiful when it dries off.
Herald to our exchange list. It
is a splendid paper—despite the
fact that Col. Rudolph devotes
much space to eulogizing his 41
adorable widows.
The main reason the Tri-State
Fair at Amarillo was rained out
tl|S last-two days was because
the management did not adyet-
tise this event in The News.
Local merchants have sold out
so close on overshoes that they
had to wire for extra supplies.
If ti^e rain keeps up they should
make enough on overshoes and
rubber boots to buy their winter
coal.
Canadian is trying to get inti
the “oil town” class, but it is too
far from the main pool to bring
in many gushers. The main
oil pool of the Panhandle field,
lies directly under Groom, and
has enough oil in it'to last the
whole world umpty-seven million
years,
Our correspondents have not
been supplying u.s with news as
they should for the past few
weeks, and we sincerely hope
they have not forgotten us, as
their letters have been mighty
interesting to our readers. We
have received a nice news letter
each week from Boydston and
wish others vrould emulate their
example.
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feed You
Sr We make a specialty of saving
(J, people money on foodstuffs. Come
k, to see us.
J gallon Logan Berries,
1 gallon Black Berries,
1 gallon Apricots,
1 gallon Peaches,
1 gallon Pears,
1 gallon Pineapple
H 1 gallon Apple Butter,
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Smith & Shirley
LAWYERS
Surratt Building
PANHANDLE. TEXAS
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PENCIL
with the
ID BAND
Lippert & Hoover
ATTORNEYS
Criminal and Civil Practice
Boom 3, O’Neal Building
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
aspect of the city, the figure was
reducedjo two to make a conser
vative estimate.
The new city directory, head-
quarters at 704 Jackson street,
will be ready about November 1.
The estimate of 42,500 shows
a net increase of 75 per cent in
twelve months, a mark which
is nearly incomparable in the
history of cities in the nation.—
Amarillo News
Buried Alive; Man
Becomes Hungry
Cardiff.—Buried by an earth
slide at Merthyl, William Heggie
was dug out alive 36 hours later
and asked for half dozen boiled
P0*CTQ
LIFE INSURANCE
At Cost
e7p7 REAVIS, Grooms ToxtD. ]
S. Sid O’Keefe ' C. P. McCullough
PANHANDLE ASSTRACT
r*0 MPANY
WOURTEOUS
Established 1906. Personal Liability,
$22,000.00.
Panhandle Bank Building
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
Harden & Reavis
Real-Estate
AND AUCTION "SALES
Groom, Texas '
J. E. BIGGS
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE .
All Old-Line Companies.
List your property with me.
GROOM, TEXAS
PIONEER OIL
EXCHANGE
Amarillo Bldg.
Leases—Royalties
Hauling Contracts
Visit Our Store
Note the many savings to be had
by trading with us.
The best of everything to be had in
groceries, meats, dishes, etc., is to be
had here.
Groom Mercantile
“A Good Place to Trade.”
CornCutting is a
ill fills
Inagirovedl
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Mr.Miller Sleeps Like
Log, Eats Anything
“After taking Adlerika I can eat
anything and sleep like-a log. I
had gas on the stomach and could
not keep food dov/n nor sleep;
(signed) R. C. Miller. ONE
spoonful Adlerika removes GAS
and often brings surprising relief
to the stomach. Stops that full,
bloated feeling. Often brings out
old waste-matter you never
thought was In your system. Ex-
cellent for chronic constipation.
GROOM DRUG CO.,
SEE
J. I. WYNN
For City Property, Oil Leases
and Drilling Blocks
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
Dr. B. A. Prestridge
Office Surratt Bldg.
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
Office Phone 249 %
Residence Phone 127
Physician-Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Complete Electric and
X-Ray Equipment.
Calls answered promptly at all hours.
W. R. FRAZEE
LAWYER
Massie Building
AMARILLO, TEXAS.
Wheat Land
For bargains in Wheat Land
anywhere on the Plains; raw, or
improved, write
L. A. Wells & Son
Massie Building
AMARILLO, TEXAS
Real Estate Oil Leases
M. B. WELSH
Farm Lands a Specialty
Phone 66. PANHANDLE, I EX AS
Wmm
Seven acres of com a day, cot bound, and ready
for the silo or shock—that's what you can do with
the John Deere Corn Binder, as compared with one
to one and one-half acres cut by hand. Besides, the
hard work is done away with.
John ©sere Corn Binder
It’s .an .easy job to oper-
ate the John Deere Corn
Binder. To dump the bun-
dles free from the path of the
horses, merely trip the foot
lever, and the power carrier
does all the work.
Another thing—the loose
ears and loose leaves are not
scattered—they are delivered
with the bundles, because the
power carrier is always in a
receiving position.
The quick-turn truck
is another special feature we
know you will like. This is
a real horse-saver. It takes
off neck weight and makes
turning at the ends easy.
Besides, the wheels hold to
uneven ground, which over-
comes side draft and prevents
sluing on side hill work. This
truck adds many dollars to
the operating value of the
John Deere Corn Binder.
For most effective corn-harvesting this fall,
get a. John Deere Corn Binder. A sample
is set up for you. Com© in and see it.
Groom Hardware Co.
“Buy Your Hardware at the Hardware Store”
DR. J. V. McC ALLISTER
CHIROPRACTOR
ROOM 220, SURRATT BUILDING, PANHANDLE, TEXAS
Residence Phone, 275. Office Phone, 259.
CARHART MOTOR CO.
Buick Sales and Service
Panhandle, Texas
The 1927 Buick—the greatest Buick ever built. On dis-
play at our show rooms.
See Our Dependable Used Cars.
\tmmA Service
Gives Both
ONTHir PAINS O
Try Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain
Pills. In successful use
for over thirty
year*.
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For
Headache,
Monthly Pain»,
Neuralgia, Toothache,
Backache, and pains caused!
by Rheumatism and Neuritis.
W« Will be glad to send you samples for 2c in stamps
Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, 1*4. j
65c
- 85c®
- $1.00®
| The E. R. Hess Cash ®
I ' Grocery |
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At The Bluebird Theater
corn, Texas. Admission, i 5c and 35c
jSateiay Night
free! 1 hornnson
“The Mask of Lozey”
A picture full of action and rom-
ance.
Western
Tuesday Night
Rin-Tin-Tin
irl
“Find Your Man”
The Most Popular Dog in the
world in a play that enables to
display Ins training and talent.
Don’t miss it.
The Groom Elevator Company
Fair Dealings IN or OUT
See US For
COAL, GRAIN, FLOUR
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Reavis, E. P. The Groom News (Groom, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1926, newspaper, September 30, 1926; Groom, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth637547/m1/4/: accessed April 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carson County Library.