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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
15
Real estate ad notes the Texas premier of Western Union is tonight. It markets a 1931 Dodge 4-door Sedan with $65 asking price and a $45 offer. The listing mentions Polk at 10th as the location.
Paramount presents Zane Grey’s Western Union in Technicolor at 6 15 PM Texas premiere starring Robert Young Randolph Scott Dean Jagger Virginia Gilmore John Carradine Chill Wills and Barton MacLane. Frontier Omaha siege by renegades Sioux as telegraph line to coast is built amid romance and cliffhanging action.
A long list of radio programs from multiple networks outlines times for music, drama, and news across Thursday and Friday. The piece notes the ride of Paul Revere covering around 10 miles, though the exact distance remains unknown. High-entropy OCR yields many program titles and stations, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
Radio listings show 2 500 watt day and 1 000 watt night KGNC signals with NBC programming. Thursday evening features Waring in Pleasuretime and a lineup of News Sports and orchestras led by Xavier Cugat and Tony Pastor. Friday carries The Breakfast Club of the Air and multiple NBC and MBS programs through the afternoon and into the evening.
The reader is advised to rest after a cold until the body temp normalizes and to rebuild strength quickly to handle work and sleep loss. The ad touts S S S Tonic, claiming relief within 10 days and urging three daily doses before meals as a remedy echoed by “millions” of testimonials.
Court and property transfers include warranty deeds with names such as Mrs. Carolyn Webster and Maude Magers Watson, plus numerous parcel descriptions and district court cases. Vehicle registrations list 1941 makes and models transferred to Weldon Rogers, D. H. Culton, N. S. Griggs & Sons, and others. Local deeds show sums like 1800 dollars and ten dollars for various lots in Plemons, Bivins, Eakle, and Downing Highlands areas.
Harrisburg reports the commonwealth purchased the original William Penn manor site at Pennsbury along the Delaware River in Bucks County. Eight acres including the rebuilt manor site were donated in 1934 by Charles Warner of Philadelphia, with the remainder bought from Garner Gravel Company. Penn once owned 7,000 acres between Philadelphia and Trenton.
In Juarez Mexico police face two mysteries a missing sheepherder and the disappearance of 178 sheep belonging to him. The case centers on the abduction of the herder and the loss of his flock prompting an official inquiry by border city authorities.
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