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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
7
USDA estimates Texas farm income for 1935 at 46.171 million dollars above 1924 receipts, driven by higher crop values totaling 375.298 million compared with 330.127 million the prior year. Wheat and peanut price declines were offset by stronger yields and record pecan production at 44 million pounds.
Mrs Eunice Adella Ball dies at home and is buried in Alanreed Cemetery. Funeral at Alanreed Methodist Church led by Reverends Gilliam and Greenwood with active pallbearers named and many honorary pallbearers listed. Survived by husband W J Ball a son and two daughters and multiple siblings.
The huge French sea plane Lieutenant De Vaisseau Paris landed in the harbor at Fort-de-France Martinique completing a successful Atlantic crossing via Natal Brazil. Astronomers weigh stars by measuring their gravitational attraction to nearby bodies.
Elves fix a clock cursed to cut hours in half by the Iron Queen and Santa. The witch gains a gift, magic music fills the toyshop, and the queen learns to return home with gifts for her people as toys celebrate. Santa rides to deliver time restored and music shared.
In San Antonio Texas W A Sills 24 was in critical condition and Richard Kirk 21 was dead after an automobile they rode in was struck by two trains. An eastbound freight hit the car carrying it 75 feet then it was struck by a parallel westbound freight. Kirk was the employer and recently moved from Center Alabama.
Fire of undetermined origin leveled the Tomball Hotel in Tomball, a small oil town 30 miles north of Houston, late Sunday causing about 25000 dollars in damage. A New York man sent out party invitations on a phonograph record.
Washington December 23 Alfred E Smith known as the happy warrior will speak at a Liberty League dinner January 25 on national issues. Joining him are Charles A Dawson and Dr Neil Carothers. The story also notes Senate vacancy plans in Minnesota and remarks on Jackson Day, work relief, and Borah’s presidential chances.
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