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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
8
Anna K. Storck, endorsed by the Socialist Labor party, drives a campaign across Ohio for governor. A novice in politics she plans a speaking itinerary from Lake Erie to the Ohio river while balancing motherhood and candidacy.
Amarillo pianist and composer Charles W. Chylinski entertained the Junior College student body at chapel with original works including Main Street Cat Music and A Mexican Melody. He gave an instructional lecture on music appreciation emphasizing knowledge before appreciation and closed with Salute Budapest.
The Polk Street Methodist Church youth department will stage Pun on the Podunk Ltd tomorrow at 8 PM in the fellowship hall. Proceeds benefit the Woman's Missionary Society. Cast includes Harold White John Ed Blackburn Roger Shook Bob Brummal Walter Elder Carl Miller H C Glock Leland Breckenridge and many others.
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Russell and Cockrell Inc hosted a banquet for Am arillo High School’s Sandstorm staff at El Taos. Speakers included Mrs. James L. Quicksall, Bishop E. C. Seaman, and Wes Izzard of The Globe. Horace Russell acted as toastmaster with attendance from Supt. and Mrs. W. A. McIntosh and several school and local figures.
Roy Ronald of Mitchell South Dakota told the Forty first Rotary District convention in Temple Texas that governments have reached a point where they listen to business and professional men and will not plunge the world into political wars. Since Rotary began 25 years ago.
The speaker argued nations are reshaping relations and business leaders will shape future dispute settlements without war. The signing of the naval treaty yesterday was noted as evidence of this spirit. Bernard Bryant of Stamford, district governor, opened the session and introduced past district governors. A move to merge the three Texas district conferences into one annual assembly was started.
Kansas City April 24 Missouri Pacific Transportation plans a bus rail service linking St Louis Kansas City and Monterrey Mexico The plan depends on Texas public service commission approval of Bee Line Coach purchase and operation The route would run Monterrey to Laredo by rail then to Palestine Texas by rail and bus to Texarkana connecting with existing Little Rock services Maple syrup and maple sugar values are noted for Vermont 1929.
The First Christian Church choir directed by Professor Thomas Reid will present Gounod's St Cecilia on Sunday evening. The cantata comprises six movements Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus and Holy Savior with the movements blended into a single work.
The Lyric Club stages the operetta Once In A Blue Moon tonight at 8 15 in the Senior High School Auditorium. The show promises to be one of the department’s most colorful productions with special numbers by selected students. Forestry films and lectures have reached 123 000 people in Mississippi since last July.
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reports a broader field of activities and more varied accomplishments than any previous year for the fiscal year ending April 15, 1929, noting changes evident in the organization.
The Amarillo Real Estate Board division for property owners is organized with by laws drawn and blanks printed. I A Pixley, new executive secretary, says a membership drive is ready and annual dues will be 12 dollars. A yearly vacancy survey and rental credit exchange are planned to track desirability and promote prompt payments.
The organization moved offices to Fifth Avenue and Polk Street in 1929 and reached about 1,200 members. It sponsored publicity campaigns, farm shows, soil surveys, and exhibitions, aided in obtaining routes and right of way, and supported economic development. Over 80 new firms located in the year, with efforts to establish Palo Duro Park and attract federal facilities. Leadership includes T. W. Cotten as president and Neal Ainsworth as VP, with a broad board of directors.
Advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the premier remedy for excess stomach acid causing indigestion. It claims instant neutralization, tasteless formula, safety, and quick relief, noting a 25 to 50 cent price and 50 years of physician use.
E. Johnson of S and S leads the roster with A. L. Morgan and Dean Kirk. The executive staff includes C. V. Vernon as manager R. E. Townsend assistant manager 8 J. Cole traffic manager P. C. Bennett manager of the agricultural department J. M. King manager of the department of trade extension W. F. Chilton manager of the highway department and Miss Izora Clark county home demonstration agent.
The City Commission of Amarillo Texas will accept bids until 7 30 p m on Tuesday April 20 1920 for 6000 ft six inch class B cast iron pipe sand or centrifugal with A W W standards. Bidder must furnish a five percent certified or cashier check. The city may accept or reject any or all bids. W N Durham City Manager Amarillo Texas April 23 1930.
Amarillo Texas declares the dandelion a nuisance and bans its growth within city limits. The ordinance makes violations punishable by up to 10 dollars fine with daily offenses counted separately and declares an emergency to suspend usual publication rules. City Secretary Lela Krebs notes adoption on April 22, 1930.
City grant allows Quincy Ford to operate Pleasant Valley Bus Line on specified Amarillo streets under Ordinance 768. Sets fares to 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children, requires bonds, insurance, transfers, and schedule support, with five year term and annual license fees.
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