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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1927
Page
9
County tax collector W C Collins warns motorists of an imminent deadline for 1927 automobile licenses. About 10 000 plates issued. an estimated 4 000 machines lack new tags. Fines range from 12 75 to 200 with court action possible starting Monday as enforcement begins after a 15 day grace period.
San Jacinto Methodist church starts State Night series titled Where From to Amarillo. First Sundays feature New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma Kansas Arkansas Louisiana with residents of those states in Amarillo invited. A lapel pennant will be given to attendees from each state and the state with the most attendees gets special mention.
R P Easley says the business school faculty will be here tomorrow and equipment should arrive for Monday work. Pp A Zehringer notes a large safe is coming soon for the store, among the biggest and finest seen. Mrs Morin comments on children trading clothes. Joe Fronterhouse recalls a milder climate than expected. M V Cox mentions D B Dunn and Pearl McKinley’s marriage, while Mrs A L Tyler discusses Rule connections and a new position at Federal Clothing Store. Two Pacific islands were declared bird reservations by executive order.
The Easley Commercial College lists entrants from multiple states including Dewey Heath Speirs Tex as and Jewel Roberts Liberal Kansas among others. Local residents and visitors such as Elva Hammersles, W H Hanes, Tom Watson, Vivian Cannon, Carl Lott, Burland Beal, Ernest G Cade, James O Cade and Harold Little appear in adjacent business and family notes with travel and employment details.
A L Kirtley J G Barnes and C P D Sloan Amarillo salesmen for National Cash Register Company qualified for the Hundred Point club by meeting the 1926 quota and win an all expenses paid trip to Havana aboard the Volendam. About 600 reps from the United States and Canada will join in what is billed as a major industrial pilgrimage sailing from New York January 4.
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