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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
12
Barnette Gunn former Levelland Texas postmaster released on $5000 bond describes his guilt over misusing post office funds. He says he will repay every cent and hopes for clemency, noting his family’s hardship and that he once led local civic efforts and education.
US daily average crude production rose by 4 850 barrels to 2 010 950 for the week ending August 9 per the American Petroleum Institute. Increases and decreases are listed by region with totals for east of the Rockies and Gulf coast areas, while imports at principal ports fell to 182 429 barrels. Prices across major districts held steady with minor variations.
Visitors are shown T. M. Young's twenty acre cotton field half a mile south of Panhandle. The bloom yields promise better than half a bale per acre and Young, a Panhandle hotel keeper, promotes the display.
Stanson Post No 4 of the American Legion held its regular meeting Tuesday night to discuss plans for the 1925 state convention and routine business. The members declared that the Panhandle had not secured certain arrangements.
Rob Ames of Amarillo Laundry plans a complete medical check in Rochester or Johns Hopkins after prairie chicken season. He says he feels off and seeks answers, noting a loss of his former vigor. He will attend the Laundrymen's national convention in the east with Mrs. Ames, spending time at Harding's Ranch.
At Camp Stanley San Antonio a loving cup will honor the organization with the cleanest barracks and kitchen. Battery A Plainview Battery F Jacksboro and Battery B Amarillo tie for the award, with a boxing cup to the top boxing athlete among competing outfits.
General Hines presided as the 131st brigade conducted a Saturday review with Battery B and the medical detachment from Amarillo delivering the strongest show. An inspection of bar racks and equipment followed, with praise for the 121st infirmary and an emphasis on health, noting only blistered feet among Battery B personnel.
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