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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1929

Page

6

Moonlit Poem by Jessica M. Young in Amarillo

A tranquil verse paints a moonlit night with quiet breezes and dreamlike imagery. The author Jessica M. Young from Amarillo Texas signs the piece, noting 508 Jackson Street.

Jessica M. Young Amarillo Texas Jackson St

Borger Plans First Goodwill Trip Across Panhandle

Borger merchants and professionals haul 75 to 100 travelers on a 400 mile goodwill tour Friday and Saturday June 21 and 22 visiting ten towns in Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle country. Mayor Pace leads a 50 car motorcade with tire repair support from Cal Farley of Amarillo and local service cars.

Borger Dalhart Guymon Guyman Spearman Guy T. Coffee E. C. Carver Goodwill Chamber of Commerce Arriva Dumas Hartley Goodwell Perryton Gruver

Youth awaits death edict for slaying in Macon

Earl Manchester, a Canadian youth who came to Georgia to work, was convicted of murder after confessing he killed his roommate James Parks for a $1,000 share of $14,000 in life insurance. He awaited sentencing for the electric chair as the landlady Mrs Powers faced an accessory before the fact charge.

The Associated Press Macon Earl Manchester James Parks

Breckenridge Youths Wounded After Gate Incident

In Breckenridge on June 18 a gunfire incident injured Royce Perry a 17 year old and Laura Johnson 16 after they opened a pasture gate. Perry was punched and the girl suffered a cut on her arm as bullets struck nearby. Two others, J Kendrick and Melrose Wagiey, were unharmed and no charges have been filed.

Associated Press Breckenridge Royce Perry Laura Johnson Perry J. . Kendrick Melrose Wagiey

Steam railways adopt motor trucks for short hauls

Chicago June 18 report shows seventy steam railways now employ motor trucks for short hauls and terminal service per a Chicago Motor Club survey.

Chicago Rvey Chicago Motor Club

Color Cut and Fabric Rules for Evening Gowns

Paris designer Madame Tollmann creates three young women gowns for dances. A pale pink mousseline de soie gown features a semi-princess line with two circular tiers and a swaying scalloped hem. A yellow satin back crepe gown uses both fabric sides with hipline panels and a drifting train. The black option blends black poult de soie with a detachable net bertha and a long skirt with a dramatic longer panel and a diamond pearl buckle.

Madame Tollmann Paris Tke Eo Cernter

Prohi Officer Guarded After Newport Slaying

Deputy Sheriff George Johnson was held for safekeeping at the state penitentiary in Little Rock after he shot and killed Glen Quay a 22 year old Missouri man in a prohibition incident at Newport yesterday. Authorities feared Newport citizens would storm the jail at Batesville to reach him.

United Press Little Rock Ark George Johnson Glen Quay Missouri Newport Johnson Batesville Quay

Sixty Chiropractor Delegates Meet in Lockney

Sixty delegates from the Panhandle Red River and South Plains districts attended the Chiropractic convention in Lockney over the weekend. Dr James R Crain president of Texas Chiropractic College San Antonio spoke to a large crowd Saturday evening. The gathering included a banquet at a local hotel Sunday noon and an executive session at the Methodist church. The event was called the largest district meeting ever held in the state by committee chair Dr C MacCollum.

Lockney Panhandle Red River South Plains Texas James R. Crain Texas Chiropractic College of C. MacCollum

Man Killed by Live Wire at Fort Worth

Clan C Perkins 24 died after becoming entangled with live wires while at the southeast Riverside sewage plant. His death was instantaneous. His parents and three others survive. A second item notes Dr B J Chipley joining Dr C A Cantrell in Plainview for medical work, with Chipley’s background and Cantrell’s July departure.

FT. Worth United Press Fort Worth Tex Riverside Clan C. Perkins

High Blood Pressure Advised for Over 40

Warning about dangerous blood pressure symptoms includes dizzy spells hot flashes thumping head and shortness of breath. The ad promotes Norma a drugstore product claiming rapid relief with a money back guarantee and notes one bottle may show improvement.

Man shoots wife and himself in tent home near Austin

A 52 year old man, John Sanders, and his wife were found after a gun attack in their tent home near Austin. Sanders died from a neck wound and his wife, about 45, was dying from a stomach wound. Coroner to rule death from gunshot wounds fired by Sanders.

Associated Press Austin John Sanders Sanders Bryan Blalock

Pilot opens flying school at Yoderfield in Snyder

R L Lowry a licensed pilot from Plainview arrived in Snyder and leased Yoderfield to start a flying school. He trained at Glendale airport in Los Angeles. Whisky Run residents object to the name and rename the highway to Springvale road.

Snyder R. L. Lowry Plainview Yoderfield Lowry Glendale Los Angeles Whisky Run Ohio Springvale

Menus for Sunday by Louise Bennett Weaver

Sunday menus list breakfast dinner and supper courses with beverages desserts and snacks. The article includes recipes for Banana Cake Peach and Cheese Salad conserve and a beverage suggestion with vanilla to flavor chocolate. It provides ingredient quantities and step by step preparation notes.

Louise Bennett Weaver Pena

Fall From Auto Near Slaton Fatal to Shamrock Man

John Mayes Holt a 21 year old resident of Shamrock died in a Lubbock hospital from injuries after he fell from a moving car ten miles south of Slaton near Wilson. He had crushed chest injuries and both legs broken. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Slaton. Holt and his father had arrived from Shamrock for a vacation. The Holt family had lived in Slaton 11 years and previously resided in Chico Texas.

Slaton John Mayes Holt Shamrock Lubbock Wilson Eugene Holt Roy Clarence Holt Chico Texas

Booster Membership Convention Plans Under Way at Snyder

West Texas Press plans the fourth annual Booster Membership convention in Sweetwater with over 250 registered delegates expected. Editors and their families receive free plane rides during the July 12 two day session courtesy of Texas Air Transport and Halliburton lines.

Snyder West Texas Press Sweetwater Texas Air Transport Halliburton Lines

Claude's New M. E. Church Completed

Claude Texas reports the $30 000 Methodist church is completed and held first services last Sunday. Two new elevators are finished and ready for harvest. A large brick garage was erected in Claude by Harrill and McFarland.

Claude Harroll and McFarland

Tanlac Promises Digestive Relief and Restored Vitality

Advocate testimonial style highlights Tanlac as a 10 year remedy for stomach troubles. John Robertson of Little Rock credits three bottles with appetite and sleep restoration, claiming the product enables eating spicy foods and better rest. The ad touts herbal roots and a cost under two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.

Taniac John Robertson Spring St Little Rock Ark

Mrs Howard Boxwell Elected President Of Missionary Society

Mrs. Howard Bowell elected president of the Young Matrons Missionary Society at First Christian church luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clarke Buckner. Other officers named include Mrs. J. C. Smythe as vice president and Mrs. Key Farr as secretary and treasurer.

Howard Boxwell Missionary Society Howard Bowell Young Matrons Missionary Society First Christian Church Clarke Buckner J. C. Smythe Key Farr H. W. McCue Minor Brown Berneice Ball Taylor Texas K. S. Loving Jean Teed Mary G. Buckner

Gales Remains in Jail After Nurse's Death

Elmer Cales, 28, farmer, remains jailed in Independence Kansas awaiting murder trial for Marguerite White 20 year old student nurse. Sheriff R W Lewis backs him while White family supports, stating Cales innocent though he claims she shot herself after he declined marriage proposal.

United Press Independence Kans Elmer Cales Marguerite White Cales R. W. Lewis Miss White Caney

Travel Headaches Relief: Capichine Eases Nerves On Trips

Long motor and train journeys strain the nerves causing headaches and fatigue. Capichine quickly soothes excited nerves and stops the headache, with a pleasant taste. Liquid Capuchine provides fast relief without opiates or stomach upset. Sold by druggists in 80c and 60c sizes.

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