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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1934

Page

6

Great West Mill and Elevator Co Drives Amarillo Food Exports

Amarillo hosts the Great West Mill and Elevator Co with 1200 barrels daily flour output and 280 barrels daily meat packing. The plant includes 1,200,000 bushel grain storage and 400,000 bushels at country elevators. Unit of General Mills, the firm markets Gold Medal flour and Wheaties. A contest offers $11,000 cash and seven cars for naming a new silverware giveaway tied to Gold Medal flour.

Amarillo Southwest Great West Mill & Elevator Co Panhandle Plains West Coast Amarvilis Great West Walter A. Barlow Pacity General Mills, Inc Washburn

Valentine Day History Ties to Early Rome and Flowers

The article traces St. Valentine from early Roman times a humble flower loving figure whose blossoms brought aid to the poor and sick. It notes Valentine messages to Cleopatra and cites floral gifts as a broad expression of love friendship and devotion beyond lovers. Cunningham Floral advertises flowers for Valentine Day with delivery by Florist Telegraph Delivery Service and mentions John Langdon as first president pro tempore of the Senate.

St. Valentine Anthony Cleopatra Valentine Cunningham Floral Company W. 6Th Antony John Langdon New Hampshire United States Senate

San Jacinto Bus Lines Uphold NRA Agreement

Amarillo based Palo Duro Apartments praised for comfort and location. San Jacinto Bus Lines, under the August 1 1933 President's agreement and the September 18 1933 National Recovery Act code, maintained employee levels and payroll without raising fares. President Lynch says the company supports NRA ideals and increased buying power without price hikes.

San Jacinto NRA Lynch

Armstrong Jubilant Over Light Moisture

Claude and Armstrong County residents celebrate a light mist that began yesterday evening and continues today. The welcome moisture ends a dry spell from a warm winter boosting forthcoming crops. Turnip greens mustard lettuce and onions stay green in gardens signaling a productive season.

Claude Armstrong County

Amarillo Printing Co Promises Precision and Care

A. M. Sanderson of Amarillo Printing Co pledges extra care in every print job. Each work is checked for faults and revised to be letter perfect. The shop aims for the highest quality, small orders included, with personal attention and new farm weekly publishing gaining popularity.

A. M. Sanderson Amarillo Printing Co E. 5Th Street Amarillo Printing Company

Young Garner Heads Credit Association

Houston February 11 report announces Tully C. Garner son of Vice President John N. Garner elected president of the Production Credit Corporation of Houston. Garner had served as executive vice president since the company's November formation while Albert C. Williams, Texas agent of the Federal Farm Credit Administration, disclosed the nomination.

Houston Tully C. Garner John N. Garner Production Credit Corporation of Albert C. Williams Texas Federal Farm Credit Administration Production Credit Corporation Farm Credit Organiztion Garner

Health Articles By Dr. Bromert Will Be Featured Frequently

Dr. Bromert discusses illnesses caused by spinal nerve pressure and how relief can bring rapid improvement. The article promotes ongoing features by the doctor on this page and notes his 17 years of study in spinal health from the Western Building.

Dr. Bromert Bromert

Texas Airports to Receive Federal Aid Under CWA Plan

Twelve Texas airports will benefit from a Commerce-CWA airport development program. The projects, totaling improvements to existing facilities and new flying fields, are expected to employ 1,312 Texans. M A Norrell of Dallas directs the Texas portion of the nationwide effort to build and improve airways systems.

Washington Texas Department of Commerce-Civil Works Administration Department of Commerce M. A. Norrell Dallas CWA

Football Injury Fatal to Youngster Revercomb

Dale Revercomb Jr aged 18 Stripling High athlete died after a fall practice injury led to infection and pneumonia. He played as halfback in the Stripling High grid team and will be buried in his new football sweater awarded for lettering. The incident followed a scrimmage before the Stripling Masonic Home game.

Fort Worth Dale Revercomb Stripling Young Revercomb Stripling High Grid

Michigan's Forests Shrink From 35.5 Million Acres to 8 Percent

A century ago Michigan boasted about 35.5 million acres of forests. today less than eight percent remains. The note highlights vast deforestation and the resulting reduction in woodland cover across the state.

Michigan

Survival Durations for Animals and Humans

The notes compare how long a man can endure fasting compared with several animals. A man goes 60 to 70 days without food, a dog 117 days, a scorpion 368 days, a spider 17 months, and a snake two years.

Proper Car e Reduces Loss

Chuna's Carburetor Service at 901 W. 10th Street specializes in adjustments and replacements for all carburetors. Carbs are described as delicate and technical, with service likened to a doctor's care, promising precise repairs and broad recognition across the Panhandle.

Chuna W. 10Th Street Panhandle

W. C. T. U. to honor founder at meeting

The Women's Christian Temperance Union holds a 3 PM service at the Polk Street Methodist Church chapel to honor founder Francis Willard. Mrs. George Elo, president, says the public is invited and a special program has been arranged.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Francis Willard Polk Street Methodist Church George Elo

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Ksaig Great West Mill & Elevator Company H. FE. Bozeman Blackburn T. M. Montgomery Polk Optometrist United States Union Bus Station H. A. Peters Swett’s Palo Duro 16Th Jackson Streets Mr. Lynch St. Anthony Hospital N. Polk The Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word Karl Walker Garage Welding General Auto W. 6Th ST Tomobile Elmer Frede Armstrong Young Garner Heads Credit Association J. F. Bromert D. C Taylor ST Court House Western Bldg Plains Lubricating Company HYVIS Mohawk H. E Bozeman Publics’ Steno Blackburn Building H. E. Bozeman Bozeman Youngstef Jackson Palo Duro Apartments W. 16Th St East Fifth Unningham Floral CO 6Th Ave Imnes Vv Southwestern Public Service Company Gages Mhl Elevenmarillo Texas Lod Wm. Rogers & Son Great West Flour
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