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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1931
Page
9
A reflective piece on time and its value contrasts with a report noting thirty five painters registered and participated in the Painters Union regular meeting at Painters Hall Monday evening. Officers present included E. Rollins as president.
Patrolman and Mrs. Lee Hilburn of Amarillo attend funeral services in Pampa for Lloyd Smith 83 of LeFors an oil field worker with Texas Company who died Monday night from burns after approaching a stove while wearing gasoline saturated clothing Interment will be in Fairview cemetery Neighbors extinguished the flames after he dashed from the house
United Press reports in Carson City on February 18 that Nevada lawmakers introduced four divorce bills in the 15th session. The bills would let courts grant decrees to the party least in fault, treat separation as grounds, bar curious onlookers from hearings, and cut default delay from 40 to 30 days.
Jim W. Brown and officers preside as bills are approved. The relief committee notes recovery cases at Northwest Texas hospital. Dances in Painters Hall grow in popularity each Friday. Portales painters, Amarillo contractors, and union members discuss local conditions at a joint meeting. Transfers and building activity mark a busy period in area unions.
Miss Lucille Montgomery of Birmingham Alabama describes relief from gas and heartburn after using Pape's Diapepsin. She reports improved digestion, appetite return, and rapid relief from discomfort after meals. She endorses the tablets and invites readers to request a free sample by writing Wheeling West Virginia.
Mrs Valberg offers affordable dance events with new features each occasion. Participants pick styles from modern to old forms while a good orchestra plays refined and nostalgic tunes. Labor notes add context with wage debate and unemployment figures from the AFL.
Emelia Hecht of Troy Illinois reports lasting relief from bronchial cough after using Lin-O-Nine. The ad notes widespread use among farmers, fishermen, and doctors, and invites readers to obtain a bottle from Kerr Chemical Co. with a money back guarantee.
A reflection on changing rural life from a long list of bygone popular figures and scenes to a note on Mexican migrants returning to Mexico via Laredo last year. The piece contrasts memory with current political rhetoric about truthfulness and public life.
About 30 298 Mexicans and their families return to their homeland while supporters in New York rally to obtain pardons for men serving life terms for alleged complicity in the Preparedness parade in San Francisco.
In 1916 Cisco forms a National Church Committee with over a hundred prominent clergymen and laymen from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths to address Mooney and Billings. Bishop Francis J McConnell Rev Father John A Ryan and Rabbi Stephen Wise are named among the members. The secretary Hubert O Herring says mercy or justice is past but says it is not too late to retrieve some remnant of American self respect.
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