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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
3
A committee of young ladies announced winners in the Better Poetry Contest with W. H. Redwine drawing $30,000 suit against The Globe while receiving a $1 prize. J. G. Hutchinson won $5. J. W. Hunter and several others won smaller prizes as contest entries exceeded 400.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calo tabs to treat colds influenza and sore throats. One or two tablets at bedtime purify the system with no salts or nausea and no appetite loss. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns with a hearty breakfast. Family package 35 cents at any drug store.
Guarantee claims Allenrhu eases rheumatic pains and reduces swollen joints. It starts at once and purportedly drives impurities from the body within two days. The ad cites years of testing and says Amarillo druggists report blessed relief and many grateful customers.
A collection of light local anecdotes from Amarillo and Arizona. A judge quips about guilt and punishment, a clothes buyer and O W discuss selling, and a deputy sheriff chases a prisoner whose hat sails away, prompting a humorous exchange.
R. Stone, A. James, E. L. Higginbotham, and Carl Ray share memories of Amarillo and weather. Stone notes rain in McKinney and welcome sandstorms in Amarillo, James recalls building the post office and his wife’s arrival, Higginbotham compares last year’s dryness to this season, while Ray offers a terse quip on Tack’s philosophy.
Announcement of Betty Jane DeGrassi born on Valentine's Day to Mr and Mrs W D DeGrassi Jr 1303 Jefferson She is the first girl in the DeGrassi line in 55 years Mrs DeGrassi formerly Miss Annabel Wilson A separate note mentions a fish named Paleyms caught in the Mediterranean and claimed to be the fastest fish at 60 mph.
Stanford coach Pop Warner faces a setback as six regulars depart, inclining fans to still back the Cards for the 1927 PCC title. Key losses include ends Ted Shipkey and Batting Bogue, tackles Ward Poulson and Leo Harris, captain Fred Swan, and backfield star Bogue. replacements must be found, with line depth aiding the recovery.
The Real Estate Board of Amarillo reports a completed survey to the four corners for a highway traversing Potter and Hutchinson counties with possible extension to Liberal Kansas. The route would shorten travel to the oil field by eight miles and support Moore county’s potential area. Hutchinson County backs the plan and a $2,000,000 bond issue for its segment is under consideration. Access to the oil field north of the Canadian river could come within sixty days.
The community chest fund drive reports only one thousand dollars added today though total may reach several thousand by week end. Allen Early directs workers to submit final reports by Saturday closing time. Eight new workers joined as many canvassers report by telephone. A $40000 goal for 1927 is set and campaigners hope to reach it with more help. The drive closes this weekend whether the full amount is raised.
J. C. Foster of near Vega is charged with possession and manufacture of liquor. He was released on a $1,000 bond to await the federal grand jury convening in April. Foster was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Jewell Seales as the Northern District of Texas federal court plans April session. Petit and grand jurors for the term will be announced soon.
Advertising copy touts Dr Blosser's Cigarettes as a safe herbal remedy for nasal catarrh and related throat and bronchial irritations. It claims the warm vapor reaches inaccessible passages and is harmless for adults and children, urging readers to prove its pleasant effects.
Fred Johnson of 400 Monroe street Amarillo, aged 78, recalls a lifelong career as a brick mason and building contractor. He notes he built the town’s first brick residence and lists projects including the Lee Biving residence of 1908 and other early homes. He believes he could still lay bricks with younger builders if needed.
Representative Blanton of Texas condemned the broad use of the pardoning power, calling it a "pardoning orgy" led by Ma Ferguson. He argued governors across states are pardoning men who deserve prison, not release, in a scene in the U S House.
McLean will hold its annual chamber of commerce banquet next Monday. James George, manager of the Amarillo Board of City Development, will not form any party of Amarillo representatives to attend.
In Mexico City on February 17 the general railway walkout looms as unions press for roundhouse workers’ demands. A conference between railroad men and National Railway lines failed to resolve the dispute after the department of Industry declared the talks improper and illegal.
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