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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1951
Page
3
Dr Ball recently completed moving his residence from 3018 Washington to 2709 Park. His office remains at 909 B Harrison.
Advertisement for a sewing pattern 4718 by Anne Adams sold through Amarillo Globe News. Describes a one piece apron with ties and pockets in small size yardage, adds sizes and pricing, and invites readers to order by mail with coin payments. Also promotes a Summer Pattern Book and a free Jr. Miss sunsuit pattern in the book.
Nanny goats with horns prefer weeds to Ingram’s lawn crops and even his alfalfa. They ignore cantaloupes as too large, enjoy okra, tree bark, and car interiors, and show a taste for cotton garments while disliking wool. Ingram laments their stubborn, humorous appetite.
The Ingrams’ goats indulge in biting guest clothing, especially cotton dresses, turning visits into comic episodes. Weekly, a boss goat changes, with nannies locking away visitors when needed. In the evenings the goats linger by the highway, eyeing weeds and corn stalks while dreaming of more fabric feasts.
A pair of tires were taken from a Mid Central Fish Company vehicle over the weekend. The truck was parked at Second and Fillmore near 300 North Tyler. Investigators seek information about the theft and the vehicle’s owner.
A burglar smashed glass panels at Supply Company and another firm at 1712 West Third, ransacked both spaces, and left empty handed. One burglar reportedly cut his hand on a window pane during the break in.
William L. Dobbins, 32, is held in Potter County Jail for parole violation reports. Sheriff Paul Gaither says an Oregon official will transport Dobbins to Salem, Oregon.
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