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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
3
A Brussels source says Otto's move toward a throne is masked by Zita's talks in Italy and France. Reports claim his family fortune around $100 million backs Otto while little Entente members reject Zita’s overtures amid the shifting itinerary from Belgium.
August 14 reports Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Germany’s economic leader, urging support for Adolf Hitler to overcome crises. Viktor Lutze notes storm troops lack orders but hopes for strong backing after trust restored. Nova Scotia salt beds found. Zita pushes to restore Hapsburg throne in Austria despite entente objections. Archduke Otto linked to potential kingship and possible Swedish marriage talks linger.
Courthouse records show transfers including Pattison to Harmon, Crowe to Brothers, and Newby to Geo Stidger with metes and bounds values. Building permits list additions and repairs from Johnson to Creceluis. vehicle registrations include Ford and Plymouth models from 1934 for several residents and firms.
Mrs Floyd Cooper Amarillo postmaster announced civil service examinations for four jobs including junior biologist injurious mammals senior biologists aide injurious mammals assistant leader predatory animal control and fireman laborer custodial duties at the Amarillo post office with salaries of two thousand dollars annually.
Salmon offers 24 ounce bottles of white soda or orangeade with a two bottle purchase and a five cents charge on bottles in stock. Red salmon products are listed in flat cans two for a price, indicating a bulk offer.
Lindsay Ontario August 14 an 18 year old farm youth J W Forsyth spotted a two foot tree across a Canadian National Railway line near Uxbridge. He ran along the tracks waving to stop the fast train. The engineer halted within 50 feet of the obstruction. One coach carried a full load and a half hour delay followed while the tree was cleared.
In many countries the dried roots of dandelions are used as a substitute for coffee, the leaves of this plant make a fine salad and the young sprouts are valuable in soups.
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