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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1931

Page

8

Unions Hear Leaders On Wages And Labor Policy

Large manufacturers including H J Heinz Wrigley United States Steel and Dennison discuss wage stabilization amid low mood times. Officials from R C A IBM and Endicott Johnson stress no wage cuts. Local union meetings in Amarillo cover socials dues and upcoming state federation plans with member reports and staffing changes.

James A. Farrell United States Steel Corpora Chesley R. Palmer Botnett Peabody Company Albert R. Erskine Studebaker Corporation Walter J. Kohler Koh& Kohler Howard Coonley Walworth & Co F . Newcomb Carlton Estern Union Telegraph Company W. A. Sheaffer Fountain Penufacturer Fort Madison Iowa Roy Dickson Henry S. Dennison Dennison Facturing Co James E. Couzens Ace Louis D. Brandeis United States Supreme Court Edward Filene G. F. Johnson Endicott-Johnson ‘Shoe Company H. R. Oliver C. A. Chessir Amarillo Carpenter's Union State Federation of Labor el Paso Carpenters Union Floyd McCain Vincennes Indiana E. O. Graves

Older People urged to monitor bowels daily

An advertisement targets seniors urging constant bowel awareness to prevent constipation linked illnesses. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, doctor endorsed laxative for all ages with no dietary restrictions. The copy claims it cleanses a bilious headachy state and improves overall well being.

Dr. Caldwell

Changes and Glad Tidings As Spring Turns Green

A jumbled column notes a new Studebaker for a victim aid effort, a hair appointment permit fiasco, and repairs by W W Finch and Joe Martin in Amarillo. It quotes rising employment optimism, a lyrical spring ode, and Pastor Frank W Gunsaulus preaching at Chicago’s Central Congregational Church.

Joe Martin Hammer and Saw Texas Oklahoma Martin Amarillo Frank W. Gunsaulus Central Congregational Church of Chicago

Armour Institute gave a million to start a school

A Sunday sermon recounts Phil D Armour offering a million dollars to organize and direct a school for poor boys lacking funds for technical education. The Armour Institute of Technology was born and is now largely funded by the Armour family. The piece also laments wasted resources and cites Wheeler on hunger and political rhetoric, stressing the need for real guidance and work.

Carpenters Hall W. B. Fowler E. M. Turner Turner Committee On H. W. Skaggs C. A. Berry San Angelo Milo Stein Amarillo San Francisco Phil D. Armour Armour Institute of Technology Armour

Court House Records and Quiet Guidance Amid Upheaval

Court House Records reflect on political and economic upheaval as observers lament the lack of constructive leaders while noting prudent saving and prepared households. A whimsical line about a teacher’s lost fountain pen adds local color to a broader mood.

Real estate transfers listed in district records

Property deeds between multiple parties across subdivisions. Transactions include E George to C C District for 3400 dollars, Lewis Barber to John E George for 6555.71, A P McSwain et ux to Grant Dickson et ux for 10 dollars, J G Rice to Geo W Klock, W H Van Shaw et ux to L W Warenskjold for 600, Geo W Klock et ux to Led better for 10, J T and Willie May Withers to D H Green for 10, and W E Sloan et ux to W H Dockray for 10 within Plemons and Univ Heights areas.

Warenskjold Univ. Heights Geo W. Klock Ledbetter

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