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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
2
Prices ranged 2 to 3 points after the start on hedge selling with March and May futures. By midmorning activity cooled and stocks showed little movement as the day drifted toward noon, while weekly mill takings were favorable, marking modest gains over prior weeks.
A rambling Amarillo column covers weather effects on crops and cattle, welfare Christmas efforts, letters to President Roosevelt, local curiosities, a goading tale of a mother warning her daughter, and humorous local anecdotes about geese, horses, and a rugged ranch era.
A reader asks Mrs Bridgewater, a nurse, to contact them at telephone number 24185. The note requests publication in TACK LETTERS Page 3.
The document declares that territory cannot be occupied forcibly for any motive and will be reviewed by the international law committee. Cuba Haiti Colombia Salvador Ecuador Brazil and Peru signed the resolution and will submit it to the committee.
A Dec 15 report details a sleet storm in New York delaying rail and road traffic. The city hired 9 000 to 10 000 emergency workers to aid snow removal, with 11 600 extra men already on duty. In Poznan eight people were killed and many injured in a train collision near the main station, many victims being schoolchildren.
George F. Bond faced a swindling by worthless check charge as Potter County Court recessed at noon. In a related decision, Mrs. Chris Wagner was found guilty of violating city health ordinances on appeal, with a $10 fine and costs after a Municipal Court judgment of $40, tied to milk sale and distribution violations in Amarillo.
Final services were held for Charlie M. McNabb a Vega resident at Vega Methodist Church with Rev. Marvin Boyd and Rev. L E Godwin officiating. Pallbearers included C H Bippus C M Raley W L Jones W A Pulliam Brown Harwell and Roy Hartell Interment followed in Vega Cemetery with N B Griggs Sons in charge McNabb died at his home Wednesday at age 56. Only 31 of 150 tree size Canada varieties are coniferous and supply 95 percent of forest products.
The United States received 8.9 million dollars in war debt payments from eleven European nations, with Finland alone paying in full. Five countries paid token amounts. five paid nothing. Total due would rise to 310.7 million if defaults from prior periods are included. Congress holds power to reduce or cancel debts and adjust payment schedules.
A new District 2 Scout Committee was appointed last night at a meeting for administering Boy Scout affairs in the district. FE. R. Lewis chairs the committee with D. W. Britain, O. J. Swann, C. S. Watkins, J. S. Evans, E. L. Hunter, Art Nail, Horace Griggs and Roy Cline. The district includes Troops 1 6 7 9 11 and Sea Scout Troop 1.
Thirty six boys and girls from the Children’s Home will present a program during the Sunday morning meeting of the T Newton Hill Bible Class at the Texas Theater. Mrs G J Irvin invites all friends to attend. A turkey prize awaits the member bringing the most guests. H A Shaw leads singing with Doris Shaw accompanist. Judge W F Gee and Dr Roy Snodgrass oversee the lesson.
Kansas City Livestock prices eased 9 to 15 cents on cattle veal and feeder trades with steady overall tone and mixed yearlings and top lambs around 87.00. Sheep and lambs gained 15 to 25 cents while stockers and feeders showed solid midrange gains. New Orleans cotton opened firmer with March at 10.16 and May at 19.31 as Sterling advanced despite Liverpool’s dip.
A garbled OCR segment lists multiple firms and materials including US Smelting, US Steel, Vanadium Corp, Warner, Western Union, Edison, Woolworth, Youngstown Sheet, and other entities. It reads as an incomplete directory or stock table with percent-like markings and broken names making precise identification impossible.
An advertisement argues a cold requires internal treatment and promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the necessary remedy. It claims the product opens the bowels fights germs reduces fever and relieves headache and intestinal cramps. Available at druggists for 30c or 50c.
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