Rogers Leads Amarillo Tour On Panhandle Gas Waste
Mayor Ross D. Rogers headed a group of Amarilloans touring Panhandle stripping plants to inspect gas waste. Geologists warn depletion in 16 years could devastate Panhandle towns and connected cities.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
3
Mayor Ross D. Rogers headed a group of Amarilloans touring Panhandle stripping plants to inspect gas waste. Geologists warn depletion in 16 years could devastate Panhandle towns and connected cities.
A Panhandle cinema roundup notes The Merry Frinks at Roseland with Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee and praises its family appeal. It also mentions The Scarlet Empress Inside Information and other titles with brief critic remarks and a Don Cossacks performance Friday at Municipal Auditorium.
A North Carolina pharmacist created B C a blend of ingredients claimed to relieve most headaches within minutes. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages the ad says B C also eases muscular pains colds neuraglia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs.
A collage of community notices seeks the return of a vanity and key case with initials A. J. 8 and five to six keys. Readers are urged to return items to the Community Chest office or call 8440. Several lost items and requests for work or help follow, including a lost Pekingese named Peekie and a yellow gold locket. Various readers request employment and offer services, with addresses in Tulia Plainview Amarillo Camden New Jersey and Fresno Street.
The column muses on aerial threats from Japan or Europe and calls readers to pressure officials in Washington while detailing a vivid Las Vegas scene. It notes big country pride, Hermits Peak views, and daily life with local students and mule riders amid wartime anxieties.
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