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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
12
The federal government proposes to cover 50 percent of soil conservation costs in nine of the 14 counties organized in non, signaling a partnership to support watershed and land protection efforts.
Regional conservation committee meets as H H Finnell and T L Gaston outline a federal plan to fund tractor graders seven soil workers and maintenance. Nine Texas counties will participate. remaining five are excluded. Program targets a two year span with long term goals and civil service hiring.
Mrs. Robert B. Gragg and son Douglas M. Gragg of Austin arrive in Amarillo to visit Deputy State Labor Commissioner Robert B. Gragg. More relatives join and the family plans a Southern California trip, with several Gragg members teaching and working in Texas.
Fireman George W. Craig described being trapped in a locomotive cab as a freight train derailed on a flood weakened trestle near Kyle. He faced scalding steam and rising Plum Creek waters for two hours before the flood help saved him.
A discussion on press freedom contrasts paper costs with censorship, noting men’s shrinking physical role due to machinery while women’s role grows. The piece imagines future changes in gender dynamics and mentions a shipwreck survivor later treated for injuries. W S Bussey was elected president of the Texas Weights and Measures Association in Austin.
An advertisement promotes Oystex and Cystex as guaranteed treatments for kidney and bladder problems, claiming 48 hour improvement and a money back guarantee. It promises a $10,000 deposit with Bank of America in Los Angeles to back the offer and urges readers to tele phone their druggist.
Mrs. J A Cruson of 510 South Grant Street Amarillo praises Gly-Cas as the master medicine after years of illness. She reports relief from gas pains kidney trouble and liver issues with improved sleep appetite and weight gain. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver-Eakle Building and by other druggists at 3 per box or 6 for 5 with money orders only.
Mrs Inez Stinson Glovier sues for 35000 against W G Street and Southwestern Public Service Co alleging her husband Guy Glovier died after a house moving crew hit a high voltage line near Price Memorial College. He formerly played for Amarillo High School Golden Sandstorm. Eskimos once used meteors for iron toolmaking.
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