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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1924
Page
5
A long listed column recounts local commerce figures, new permits, engagements, and social visits in Amarillo. Entries mention Santa Fe executives, florists, and drugstores, along with residents' travels, furniture purchases, and public notices.
William H Bush owner of large dairy and farming lands in Potter Randall Sherman and Moore counties commends The Amarillo Globe. He notes his Texas office in Amarillo run by James A Bush and praises the Panhandle for rich soil crops and prosperty.
All Tri State fair committees stay busy with plans and tasks. The budget and second mortgage bond issue groups handle applications and printing while the general committee meets Friday in the Longborn clubrooms.
Proceedings in the Seventh District Court at Amarillo include motions granted and overruled, affirmations, reversals, remands, and submissions. Cases involve Noblett, Olive, Western Union, First State Bank, City National Bank of Wellington, Hughes, Case Threshing, Peck, Riesenberg, Ft. Worth & Denver, Hiber, Panhandle & Santa Fe, Coffee, Clements, Rockford Milling, Claude, Cunningham, Brannon, Union Independent, Hagins, Wilson, Camden Fire, and multiple parties from Hale Armstrong Lubbock Terry Dickens Wichita and other districts. Schedule notes March 19 submission.
H J Heaton of Elkhart Kansas arrived in Amarillo to confer with the Texas Sorghum Growers Association. He represents Kansas and says 80 percent of grain sorghum in the two southwest counties has signed with the Texas association. His assistants are Floyd Allen and T J Bellingham.
Bruce claimed he felt in seventh heaven after an acceptance. The discussion notes he has been engaged six times already, flashing a wry view of romance and commitments.
A collection of comments from Amarillo business and civic leaders highlights growth in new residents and strong January February business. Notable figures discuss real estate growth, banking, utilities, and a proposed municipal band to boost public culture and summer concerts.
Ohio operates a bureau of special education in Dayton to train teachers for subnormal and delinquent children and to aid public schools statewide. The program, linked with Miami University since 1920, offers 15 semester hours credit and covers clinical psychology, psychopathology, and arts for handicapped children, with summer and regular semesters, plus a Cleveland branch for city teachers.
Rex Mahoney moved from 401 North Taylor Street to 702 Kentucky Street and recently purchased the Kentucky Street property.
Texas topics span quail population efforts, healthy twins in Fort Worth, and a state court ruling that automobile tax provisions are unconstitutional. Notes on University of Texas stadium needs, a Texas Mexico rail link announcement, a Texas chemist’s cost analysis of the human body, and general thoughts on art and the human body conclude the item.
The Fort Worth and Denver Poultry Special visited Amarillo with talks by M B Oates agricultural agent and R M Sherwood on breeding and feeding poultry. Miss Myrtle Murray led the children's club with a hens setting demonstration assisted by Reid Estes. Lunch by Kiwanis followed with short industry talks and a train visit for guests.
The City Development Board met to review eleven bids for a new tractor engine. Each firm presented five minutes on merits, with the matter considered after presentations. A Pot ter County Medical Society committee asked parking rule changes on Polk and Taylor Streets for angled parking.
Judge Porter Underwood will lead the prayer service at First Baptist Church with the evening's theme Service. E John Meyera is in charge of the accompanying song service.
P H Seewald of 40 Buchanan Street will leave Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota about March 1. He is recovering well from a minor operation. Seewald, a retired jeweler, was in the jewelry business in Amarillo for thirty five years.
Umberto Romagnoli of International Newsrest Corp flew a seaplane into Mount Vesuvius crater with a pilot. He spent seven minutes inside and photographed the interior before reappearing in Naples. Gas masks were worn and he later blacked out on exit.
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