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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1931

Page

3

Railroad Rounds and Rumblings in Amarillo Spectacle

John Moore narrates a radio style column from Amarillo about upcoming Fat Stock Show events and Old Fiddlers contest at the Municipal Auditorium. The piece lists performers, local personnel changes, travel deals, and railroad passenger rate reductions for March events.

Putty Phatt Municipal Auditorium Amarillo

Four men held in farmer death near Chickasha

Four men Jimmy Smith Herman Godfrey Melvin Scott and R M Mc Nichols were held in Chickasha Oklahoma in the death of Jess Day a young farmer shot yesterday in a sparsely settled area twelve miles southwest of town. Deputies seized an automobile with seven gallons of whiskey amid suspicions the killing stemmed from bootlegger troubles.

Associated Press Chickasha Okla Jess Day Jimmy Smith Herman Godfrey Melvin Scott R. M. McNichols Bill Luster

Rail plan to cut Chicago Minneapolis train trips by half

The proposed scheme would reduce the daily Chicago to Minneapolis run from about 20 trains to roughly 10 with revenues shared pro rata between the roads. A similar Duluth Minneapolis agreement has operated for years with tickets valid across carriers.

Chicago Minneapolis Duluth

Reading and travel notices mix in a fragmented year

The article fragment describes advertising rhetoric, a Tennessee mountain fire lasting 150 years, William Morris as the last of his family, Frisco Relief Fund donations from St. Louis and San Francisco Railway workers totaling 33815, a note on railroad sleeping cars, and a line about Mexico and Santa Fe budget references.

Saluda N.C William Morris St. Louis San Francisco Frisco Relief Fund

Cardus Helps Birmingham Woman Rebuild Health

Mrs. W. F. Liveley of 5413 Seventh Avenue South Birmingham says Cardus improved her health after a year of weakness back pain and weight loss. She took seven bottles and now feels stronger and better. Thousands of other women report Cardus benefits as a vegetable medicinal compound.

Birmingham Ala W. F. Liveley Seventh Avenue Cardus

Tax and infrastructure notes stir Texas legislative critique

The text critiques Texas taxes and suggests suspending the State Legislature for at least five years while referencing infrastructure plans for the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Lines and a new Hamlin depot. It also humorously notes a misadventure with a Hireless Cooker finding two bits.

Kansas City Mexico and Orient Lines Hamlin

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