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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1933

Page

2

Seth Holman Returns to Hereford From News-Globe

Seth Holman leaves The News-Globe to return to Hereford and take the Hereford Brand, declaring he will not leave Hereford again. The note also salutes Mrs. Holman and mentions local anecdotes about winter illnesses, a found pair of glasses, a howling dog, and Roosevelt's Tennessee River colonization plan.

Weil The News-Globe Hereford Seth Holman Seth Mrs. Holman Hal Peck Tyler Street Roosevelt Lincoln Tennessee River Plains

How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely Card Ad

An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast, reduced pastry and fatty foods, and lighter weight in four weeks. Benefits include more energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling body. It lists Fox Drug Co and other drugstores as sellers.

Fox Drug Co City Drug Stores Post Office Drug Co

To End a Cough In a Hurry Mix This at Home

Saves $2 by making a cough medicine at home. The ad promotes Pinex as a highly concentrated Norway Pine remedy, instructing readers to buy 244 ounces of Pivex from a druggist, mix with sugar syrup to fill a pint, and claim quick relief with a money back guarantee.

Voices from the Texan farm to the city kitchens

A zone of charitable giving grows as residents donate meats onions and staples for hungry families. Amarillo scenes of soup fed at noon reveal unease over wealth disparity while local officials and merchants send checks and goods. An economist discusses scrip as a stimulus in Jersey City.

Amarillo

Bandits Raid Dinner Party in Highland Park

Six masked gunmen entered the Highland Park residence of Mrs. Katherine Shea during a dinner party and robbed guests of 3500 in jewelry furs and firearms. A college-educated bandit claimed hunger and followed orders, while guards stood outside and kitchen workers were fed. Victims included Mrs. Shea and guests Mrs. J B Veale, Mrs. Dorsey, Abe Green Jr and James A Dorsey.

Dallas Highland Park Katherine Shea Shea James A. Dorsey Abe Green J. B. Veale Longview

State budget staff counts rise as August payroll climbs

The report notes August payrolls exceeded 1931 figures with an increase of 4 622 over the prior year, while June 1932 showed a decline of 145. Other months show smaller gains and staff changes as committees prepare for hearings on Ferguson’s funds handling. The House also considers a consolidated tax agency bill excluding ad valorem tax.

May Edgar Witt Walter Woodward Clint Small Will Martin Ferguson State Highway Commission Joe Moore University of Texas Tom DeBerry Red River Alice DeBerry Senate Consolidated Office House

State Board opposes Bills on rentals minerals in state lands

The Texas State Board of Education presented legislators with resolutions opposing House Bills 218 and 220. HB 218 would let the land commissioner determine and collect due bonuses and rentals and settle debts. HB 220 would allow surface land owners to buy the state's mineral estate at 10 percent plus a royalty.

Austin State Board of Education

Visiting motorist reports stolen license plates in Amarillo

Mildred Repass of Erick Oklahoma told police at the Amarillo post office that someone stole her car license plates while she parked. The Oklahoma tags carried the number 24043. She was in the car with several school teachers.

Mildred Repass Erick Okla Amarillo Oklahoma

Band Balance to Be Concert Point Sunday

Amarillo high school band under Oscar Wise will perform a free concert Sunday at Municipal Auditorium. About 500 students have trained under Wise, with sixteen Philharmonic graduates tracing their roots to the school band. The group’s trips to Denver and Tulsa helped refine balancing, leading to a perfectly balanced ensemble.

Amarillo Municipal Auditorium Oscar Wise Wise Philharmonic Orchestra Denver Tulsa

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

A reflective poem honoring Bishop Valentine and love in verse. The speaker recalls Lamb praising Valentine and notes how love endures despite troubles, with Valentine’s diocese growing and love guiding the world.

Just Folks Edgar A. Guest Valentine

Unemployed fill county building as talks fail

Demonstrators camped in the county building as speakers urged relief, mothers with children slept in chairs, a gavel was used as a baton, and committees were formed to secure donated food. Officials argued they could not meet demands and offered 575 acres for farm use as a first relief step before leaving.

Potter County Sets Tentative Tax Rate and Appoints Hospital Board

Potter County commissioners set a tentative tax rate of 1.16 for the year pending property valuation, with possible August adjustments. They authorized a bond broker to locate county bonds at 90 cents on the dollar from about $7,000 in a school fund. They planned bids for pauper burials and named the Northwest Texas Hospital board: Dr. Puckett, Dr. Vineyard, Dr. Keys, Dr. Streit, Walter Irvin, and Mrs. Coble.

Potter County Commission Northwest Texas Hospital B. M.puckett Roy Vineyard Richard Keys A. J. Streit Walter Irvin W. T. Coble

Epperson Elected Director of Amarillo Chamber of Commerce

Robert H. Epperson manager of the Southwestern Drug Corporation was elected a director of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at a Wednesday morning meeting. He will represent drug interests of Amarillo and surrounding territory in chamber activities. Other local wholesalers and jobbers directors are to be elected soon. The executive body discussed next months chamber program at a special session.

Robert H. Epperson Southwestern Drug Corporation Amarillo

A Doll's House Presented by Amarillo Little Theater

The Amarillo Little Theater groups present A Doll's House Friday night at Mc Kinley School auditorium. The play explores individualism for women through Nora Helmar’s disillusioning experiences. Cast includes C. W. Batchelder Anna Bell Allen Ray Walling Mrs. C. M. Holt Wilbur Budd Eula Jane Rowley Billy Lynch Raymond Steed Mrs. Howard Lynch Katherine Bartlett Louis E. Barber. Tickets go on sale at City Drug Store No. 1 on Polk Street Thursday.

McKinley School Amarillo Wilbur Budd Eula Jane Rowley Billy Lynch Raymond Steed Howard Lynch Katherine Bartlett Louis E. Barber City Drug Store Polk Street

Jury, Court Recess Delays in Potter County

Potter County Grand Jury and the 47th District Court were adjourned Wednesday. Jurors will return Thursday with no cases set until Friday. The value of Michigan farm crops fell about 14 million dollars in 1932.

Potter County Grand Jury 47Th District Court Michigan

Markets: Livestock Hogs Cattle Sheep Kansas City

Hogs 6,000 head with top 3.30 for 180 210 lb choice. cattle 4,000 head with steers 550 1500 lb 4.00 6.75. heifers 550 900 lb 4.00 5.75. cows 2.50 8.00. vealers 3.00 6.00. stockers 4.00 5.75. Sheep 8,500 bids opened 25c lower. lambs 90 lb down 5.00 to 5.40. ewes 150 lb 1.50 2.60. NEW ORLEANS COTTON: steady opening. March down two points, July at 6.13, hedge selling noted.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City New Orleans

New Cream of Nujol Promises Safe Relief for Expectant Mothers

An advertisement promotes Cream of Nujol as a baby safe laxative for expectant and nursing mothers. It claims the product does not upset the stomach or pass into breast milk and can be taken nightly and morning to keep regular bowel movements. It emphasizes safety, ease of use, and low cost.

Stock Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Day in New York

Renewed stability appeared in financial markets after yesterday's setbacks. Securities gains were meagre with tobaccos and utilities selling. American Telephone faced a regu lar dividend doubt, Public Service of N J and Consolidated Gas fell about 1.4 points, while GM and Chrysler in motors rose slightly.

New York American Telephone Public Service N. J Consolidated Gas American Tobacco RB Liggett and Myers B General Motors Chrysler South Porto Sugar Great Wetern Sugar Eastman Johna Manville National Biscuit Case Pennsylvania Union Pacific U. S Steel

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