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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1927
Page
12
A 1925 Ford roadster with Ordway-Saunders Insurance Agency signs on both sides was stolen from a downtown street during the Easter Style Window show. It was parked by Lewis Fields and bore motor number 11,477,868 and license 688,670.
Excavation for widening West Fifth street paving began yesterday and progress is steady. The street will be widened to 48 feet, doubling its width, with traffic interruption not expected. West Sixth Street carries more traffic than any city street. Also noted, for the first time in 35 years, October 1926 pensioners on government rolls declined below half a million.
J N Scoggins of 328 Granada St San Antonio Texas describes severe blood and kidney disorders worsened by fatigue and poor appetite. Tanlac purified his blood toned his kidneys and improved digestion stomach liver and energy within a month. Over 52 million bottles sold.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains the body's mineral makeup and the importance of calcium and phosphorus for bones and growth. He notes calcium sources in milk and leafy vegetables, and phosphorus in butter, milk, eggs, and greens, with small but essential sulfur needs.
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's club held a 6 15 pm dinner meeting at the Black Stone cafe presiding T L Gordon. Mrs Gordon announced Miss Daisy Leake visits and a dinner with neighboring clubs. Dr Daisy Pennock led a talk on reasons for federation. New member Mrs Freda Skillin and guest Miss Eleanor Rider joined.
Sixteen Colorado School of Mines petroleum engineering students visit Panhandle oil fields with three instructors. The party tours the area as guests of the Marl and Phillips company, with other students exploring New Mexico Colorado and Utah fields. Professors Beckstrom Shannon and Barb lead the class.
The Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo convened today with motions granted and cases decided. Texas Employers Insurance Association sought briefs in a case against D L Eubanks et al. Maria J. Ochoa v Fort Worth Denver City Railway Co from Wichita. Great Southern Life Insurance Co v H I Johnson from Wichita. J J Jenkins v Northwestern Pipe & Supply Co from Wichita. Myrtle Scott et al v D P Taylor Administrator from Wichita. Security Union Casualty Co v Richard M Britton from Wichita. The panel affirmed, reversed, or remanded as listed.
Multiple court actions listed including Millikan versus Anderson and Deatherage versus Kerrigan with submission set for May 4, 1927. Other cases include Batson versus Bentley from Wheeler and Keese versus Kemp from Donley. A native of Baalbek unearthed a small Roman theater in his cellar during house construction and begged archaeologists not to inform authorities to avoid losing his home.
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