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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1934

Page

5

Wheat prices set to rise world wide

Washington report says domestic prices remain above world levels but will align as Secretary Wallace predicts. The exportable wheat surplus in four key exporters falls by at least one million bushels from 1933 while the Rome conference hardens minimum world price expectations. A note ends with an odd fact about a spider.

Washington Wallace Bureau of Agricultural Economics International Wheat Conference Rome Economics Bureau Danube Basin Italy Spain

Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Listed

Courthouse records show transfers including Wm Q Boyce to Geo A Ritzinger and Stella M Wilson to Harry D Daily with various lots in Blk 12 Mingside and Summers Addition. Vehicle registrations include Jefferson Island Salt Co Chevrolet and multiple Ford and Plymouth entries for residents in local addresses and companies.

Wm. Q Boyce Geo. A. Ritzinger Roberts Noble Paulk A. D. Foreman J. H Stella M Wilson Harry D Wd. Buckley Anderson Lytle Jefferson Island Salt Co Chevrolet FP. M. Neal E. H. Pearse W. Lrth Ford Edgar M. Savage Ervin J. Drake Plymouth Toney Chisum Inc H. H. Corn van Buren Chrysler C. E. van Horne Studebaker E. C. Nelms

Building Permits and Merit Awards Highlight Local Listings

The notice lists building permits for Jno A Cavin, The Hub Clothiers, Jack Edwards, L L Bennett, and others with details on fences partitions and additions. It also covers achievement awards and Merit Badge recipients in a local Boy Scout event with names including Harshel Spurs Leon Oliver Walter Mellor Cy Patton Jr and Jimmie Griggs. It notes the Court of Honor organized by Clayton Watkins and mentions the statistic of 3905 Negro physicians and surgeons in the United States.

Jno Cavalarie Ford Karl K. Biglow Bryan Plymouth Amarillo Olds Co Olds A. Cavin Hayden Hub Clothiers Polk Jack Edwards W. 9Th L. L. Bennett Harrison L. Hunter Horace Griggs Harshel Spurs Griggs Leon Oliver Johnson Mr. Hunter Robert Cooper Lester Walker Marion Giles Earl Collette J. R. Blackwell Gordon Molyneaux Russell Molyneaux Martin Decker Walter Mellor Zane Smith Cy Patton, Jr Lyman Ripperton Elman Murray Jack

Court Honors Scouts With New District Awards

Amarillo Boy Scouts received honors at a District 2 Court of Honor presided by Bob J. Johnson, district committee chairman, with assistance from J. S. Evans and E. (initials).

COURT Amarillo Bob J. Johnson J. 5. Evans

Post Office Ice Cooler Plan Stirs Laughs in Lampe

Post office staff propose moving a new ice cooler to the second floor for water and refreshments. They hope to connect it to the vault via a tube to share confiscated liquor stock with U. S. Deputy Marshal Will Lampe, but the district officer is not convinced.

Lampe Federal U. S Will Lampe Uncle Sam Floyd Cooper

Mount Aconcagua Highest Peak in Western Hemisphere

Mount Aconcagua stands as the highest peak in the western hemisphere while Death Valley in California marks the continent's lowest point.

Mount Aconcagua Death Valley Calif

Vitamin D in diet helps prevent and arrest tooth decay

Scientists report vitamin D intake aids dental health by preventing decay and aiding arrest of existing cavities. The findings suggest dietary sources may strengthen enamel and reduce caries risk.

Flute Music By Choc Taw Medicine Men During Ball Game

Native flute music accompanied a ball game as Choc taw medicine men performed nearby. The scene mixed Indigenous ritual with sport in an unsettled display.

Black Hills forestry fuels peak regional employment

Forestry work in the Black Hills of South Dakota has provided the most jobs since the gold rush era. The piece also notes the historic Appian Ways extending about 450 miles.

Black Hills South Dakota

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