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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1928
Page
13
A condensed critique by a railroad chronicler notes alienists diagnosing Hickman with autography and dermatographia, then dementia praceox. The piece argues a fear of execution shadows Hickman, while a grieving mother and public justice loom, punctuated by railway life detours and local notices.
Fort Worth February 7 The five county sanitary commission and AH Le Darby of the U S bureau of animal industry approved a plan for official dipping stations in tick infested Texas counties to save cattle. Cattle could be dipped and certified at designated centers within quarantine districts instead of being shipped out to Fort Worth Howeton or San Antonio after the Crisp bill becomes effective May 1. The shipment rule requires cattle to be free of ticks and certified before leaving quarantine. In other news Norman, a Santa Fe assistant cashier, told of fattening a bronze turkey with walnuts and goat milk then hosting a feast that never happened as the bird committed a “natural death.”
Classified note lists a furnished house for rent at Auditorium hotel area with contact phone 6862. Also an ad for sale of nearly new item with telephone 4503. Brief, sparse readable text shows two separate small ads and partial data.
The report to the American Medical Association details X ray findings on Miss Volland after an operation in Chicago. Magnuerson and Dr Sebirvesan face defamation actions amid questions about blood counts and hospital precautions. Separate notes mention Santa Fe staff changes and a proposed commemorative postage stamp bill for the 100th anniversary of America's first locomotive run.
GALVESTON Tex Feb 7 Plans to rebuild the Scottish Rite cathedral after a fire yesterday estimated loss between 200000 and 800000 will be taken up at a temple association meeting within two weeks Albert Shafer secretary announced The blaze started from defective wiring in an organ on the second floor and burned for more than two hours before control AM records stored in a fireproof vault were saved while valuable scenery and rich furnishings were totally destroyed
Directors of the Texas Wheat Growers association meet at the Amarillo building to discuss marketing issues and plan events for visiting representatives from Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas. An all day conference continues tomorrow with cooperative grain marketing bodies from five states. Jideell Gough president presides at both meetings.
Berlin proclaims the Pierot dancing pavilion on Tarentatenstrasse as housing the biggest bar in the world, announcing 150 international bar ladies and twelve kinds of cocktails. The sign notes all drinks except ginger ale highball, while Americans reportedly must settle for Scotch and soda.
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