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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
3
The Amarillo News-Globe reports winners for the third week of the Amateur Ad-Writing Contest. Prizes total $200 to $50, with readers urged to write ads for remaining firms to become eligible. Six weeks left. 375 prizes awarded so far, over 500 remain.
An ad states Capudine relieves nervous headaches and nerve pains by soothing tense nerves. It claims no opiates and no stomach upset, works quickly as a liquid, and is sold by druggists in 10c 30c and 60c sizes or by the dose at fountains.
The health unit vet says both children and adults can be protected by timely vaccination. All dogs must be vaccinated before licensing, and none will be sent out of town without immunity. Impounded dogs can be redeemed by license payment and will stay 72 hours in the city pound at Fourth Avenue and Monroe Street, with breeds including a Great Dane and German Shepherd waiting for owners.
The Amarillo health unit reported on Friday that only two scarlet fever cases remain under quarantine. The update notes containment and ongoing monitoring by local health authorities.
Miss Kathryn Burwell secretary to Bill Durham city manager remains ill at her home in the Her ring Hotel with intestinal influenza Attending physicians Friday reported slight improvement LeVerne Calhoun city secretary who was also ill has returned to duties at the city hall
In Amarillo dog catchers work overtime after numerous complaints about strays. Health unit headquarters explain the drive targets all unlicensed dogs, with impounding continuing as licenses fall due. During the last year Amarillo authorities intensified enforcement of pet licensing.
Potter County commissioners will meet at 10 oclock Saturday morning to consider sealed bids for razing the old county courthouse and jail. They rejected last weeks bids for purchase of the buildings as too small and because bidders asked the county to repurchase materials.
Amarillo police arrested four individuals Thursday night, three for drunkenness and one for vagrancy, with no burglaries or robberies reported early today.
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