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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1927

Page

9

Mixed Livestock Prices and Grain Markets Across Cities

Reports from St. Louis Chicago Oklahoma City and New Orleans describe livestock prices slow cattle and hog activity with tops around 12.25 for pigs and weaker demand. grain and cotton futures show quiet to steady movement as traders react to freight rate shifts and weather. Stock market opens firm with gains in Motors and U S Cast Iron Pipe amid bullish sentiment and lower broker loans.

ST. Louis New Orleans Liverpool New York U. S Rails Acife Houston Oil Colorado R. H. Macy National Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Nash Motors Western Maryland Common Wheeling and Lake Erie

Railroads Cleared To Build In Cameron County Texas

The ICC advised that Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific may proceed with planned lines in Cameron county. MP plans six mile eastward spur from Fernando and 18 mile line from San Benito serving truck farming areas. SP seeks 30 miles from Harlingen to Brownsville at about 1.59 million dollars. Both routes would parallel and cross MP lines. investigator finds sufficient business for both and recommends approval. The ICC must make the final decision.

Associated Press Washington Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific Cameron County Texas Interstate Commerce Commission C. V. Burnside San Benito San Antonio Aransas Pass Harlingen Brownsville

Local Chronicles of Amarillo Meet and Travel News

A stream of brief notices from Amarillo lists Halpin in town for business, Camaretta visiting from Trinidad, and J A Burch returning home after a ten day visit. Others include Mays family rushing to Sanger for ill father, Barker on a spring buying trip, shop moves at Jackmans, and resignations in the Needleart Shop.

J. ¥. Halpin Billings Montana Amarillo Tony Camaretta Trinidad Colorado J. A. Burch Denison O. W. Fullington Howard Mays Sanger Texas J. W. Dodson T. B. O’brien Jackson Street Ill D. M. Carr The Burroughs Adding Machine Company Dallas Judge L. Gough Grace Webster Wheat Growers’ Association Canyon Texas Wheat Growers’ Association U. S Strader Fort Worth J. O. Whittington Guy Warren

Sylvia Shoe Store Opens on Polk Street in Amarillo

Amarillo welcomes Sylvia Shop at 717 Polk Street under N. W. Ott with C. S. Reed and Ben Weaver of Denver assisting and Mrs Nannie Bryant in charge of millinery. The national chain advertises high grade novelty footwear at $6 with plans tied to Amarillo’s growth and a future 100000 population estimate.

Amarillo Polk Street N. W. Ott Ott C. S. Reed Ben Weaver Denver Nannie Bryant Dallas

Markets Shuffle as Recapitalization Plan Rumors Surface

Pullman rapidly shed three points on the old phrase selling on good news after news of a potential recapitalization plan. The Spanish peseta resumed a climb to a fresh high since 1920 at 16.79 cents while exchange markets remained steady. The French franc traded just under 3.93 cents.

Pullman Sanother New High

Potter County tax collections reach historic high in 1926

About 90 percent of Potter County taxes were collected in 1926, says tax collector J. W. Collins. Mail payments eased last minute congestion and boosted receipts, with collectable taxes around 495000 dollars. County Assessor Will M. Benton notes 25 percent of 1927 property was rendered using courthouse tables for owner convenience.

Potter County J. W. Collins Will M. Benton

Early Flight News and Union Echoes Across America

The text notes an inaugural $50,000 prize for a man who flew the English Channel and eyes a Pacific nonstop. It discusses embargo moves on shipping airplanes to Mexico, a Harvard man’s quip about drunkenness and discipline, and Newark fur workers accusing peers of communist influence. It also quotes AMs Labor leader Mr Green vowing to curb communism, while capital envies such claims and notes police links to labor activists.

Northcliff English Channel Pacific Asia Jengis Atilla Kubiat Khan United States Mexico Harvard Sam Newark Fur Workers Union Green American Federation of Labor

Gees Urged for New Potter County District Judge

Petitions urge Judge W. E. Gee for the proposed Potter county district court bench. If created, Gee is favored to be named. House approves civil writers court and Senate action is pending. Gee, senior member of Gee and Underwood, has long served the district and is held in strong support by friends.

W. E. Gee Potter County Dan Moody Gee House Senate Judy Theeeion Judge Gee Tmeigher Gee and Underwood Amauri

Exposition Catalog Work Rushed for 1927 Tri-State Fair

Work on the Tri-State Fair catalog is in progress with aims to publish the 1927 edition soon. Advertising proceeds will be used to cover debey ing expenses and reduce outstanding debt, said H Amacker yesterday. The booklet is hoped ready for distribution thirty days after all space is sold.

H. Amacker

Economy Home Builder Praised. Plans to Duplicate

J. M. Crowson, contractor and builder of the Globe News Economy Home, has received many compliments on this work. Contracts are being drawn to duplicate the attractive home in other parts of the city. Crowson now operates from the Plains Traffic and Adjustment Bureau at 421 Oliver-Kakle building.

J. M. Crowson Globe News Economy Mr. Crowson Plains Traffic and Adjustment Bureau Oliver-Kakle Building

Fabre Notes Baby Wasps’ Feeding Habits

Naturalist Fabre observed young wasps in a nest nursery as nurses fed the young and noticed tiny bibs catching honey drips that ran down their chins.

Fabre

Britain War Widows Re-Marry Despite Pension Loss

The ninth annual report of the Minister of Pensions shows 4500 war widows remarried in 1926 and over 34 billion paid since pensions began, a sum claimed larger than any other country. Many remarriages cause loss of their pension.

International News Service London Britain Minister of Pensions

Ford Blanche Thermostatic Control touted for high mileage

Public tests claim Ford car with Blanche Thermostatic Control achieves 60 to 82 miles per gallon in official tests, with averages exceeding world records. Promotion insists the automated system saves fuel and enhances cold start and power, offering free control samples and an agents plan through Blanche Auto Devices Co of Chicago.

Chicago Ford Cadillac Delco Enyons Hlenehe Auto Devices Co Siin-B, i Erietty

Washington at 25 shaped by studio experts

Los Angeles reports MGM officials asked how Washington appeared at age twenty five. Anatomical experts used Gilbert Stuart portraits and a pre Revolutionary ivory miniature to recreate a young Washington with blue eyes a prominent nose thin lips high forehead and prominent ears. The findings aim to match the youth with a plausible likeness for film use.

International News Service Los Angeles George Washington Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Culver City United States Washington M-G-M Ab Aly Gilbert Plant Virginia Trapy

Sullivan Bares Catalina $40 in Record Time

Long Beach observer reports Henry F Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts swam the Catalina Channel from Santa Catalina to the mainland in 22 hours 46 minutes. He landed on the pier at dawn and headed toward the hotel, having previously conquered the Pacific Channel years ago.

Associated Bie Long Beach Cal Leowlet Municipal Observer Henry F Sullvan Lowell Massachusetts Deelartir San Pedro Santa Catarina Toroto Ontario Channel

Man in Belgium Case Cites Invalid Woman’s Signature

Browning recalls no children and reveals tensions with Mrs Heenan over living arrangements. He notes the woman demanded an apartment on Park Avenue and that he asked for space for his wife. A Belgian note states a woman's signature is not valid there.

Belgium

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality

An old advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as restoring color to the cheeks and boosting appetite and strength, appealing to those feeling weak or run down. The copy emphasizes a strengthening, invigorating effect expected to revitalize users.

GROVE

Sheltons face sale in pending court action in Amarillo

The Shelton gang members are ordered to appear for possible alias that will tie them to a federal case. An order of sale will auction the Studebaker Phaeton with serial numbers 207487 and 1 206 802 at the Potter County courthouse in Amarillo on the second Tuesday in February 1927.

Mietriet Court Lubbock Toeas AWD Texea Court House Amarillo Potter County Texas Ala Wea. D. Culham Studebaker Phaeton Berial A. D J. T. Goodman Vega Oldham County Yi Aeres Phares Wildorado Townalte Co Atock T Wildorado State Bank Wildorado

Half Minute Interviews and Local Reflections in Amarillo

A collage of remarks from residents and visitors including Pat Whittington on wind in Dalhart, comments on local business visits by Singer executives, requests for oil, lawn care, and a new shop address. Community thoughts touch water supply, Russian culture, city governance reform, and trimming motifs.

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