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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1931
Page
5
Michael Joseph Reis 72 a native of Germany and longtime Wichita County resident died at his Electra area home. He came from Illinois and helped develop dairying in northwest Texas. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday.
Experience shows bulk roasting leads to uneven heat and flavor loss. Hills Bros. patented a Controlled Roasting method that ensures even roast of every berry, with automatic heat and speed control. Coffee is vacuum-packed to stay fresh. look for the Arab can and ask for Hills Bros. Coffee. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc Kansas City Missouri 1931.
Amarillo paving firms push multiple projects to finish as favorable weather returns. West Ninth Avenue opens to traffic. Twenty first Avenue, North Hayes, West Fifteenth Avenue, West Eleventh Avenue and North Fillmore widening under way. Contractors include Gober and Thompson Willmering and Mullen John S McKnight Amarillo Construction Co. An amendment to the city charter extends payment period to ten years.
The Love Duel seat sales for Ethel Barrymore's Friday night appearance at the Municipal Auditorium are exceptionally brisk. Tri-State Fair Assoc president Wilbur C Hawk says the house will likely sell out by Friday. 665 seats at 3 dollars remain, plus various other price tiers, with public sale opening Wednesday at City Drug Store No 1.
The amendment was authorized at the city's general election held last Tuesday, signaling its immediate effect as measures shift into force following voter approval.
Charles Green, an alleged escaper from the Ohio State prison, is held in Caddo Parish jail awaiting extradition papers. He was arrested in Mooringsport after escaping January 11, 1920 while serving a life term for statutory assault at the Ohio penitentiary.
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