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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
6
Dr F M Edwards advertises Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and headaches. The ad claims tablets promote daily bile flow and gentle bowel movements, urging readers to buy at 5¢, 30¢, or 60¢.
Pattern 4795 offered in misses and women sizes 14 through 42 with yardage details for 39 inch fabric and edging. Also advertises a Pattern Book for ten cents extra. Various local notices cover travel, births, and visits, including Hayden Street trip to San Antonio and Smokey Mountains vacation plans.
The column records a series of address changes and relocations in Amarillo. It lists residents moving within the city from Buchanan Street to North Cleveland Street, West Fifteenth Avenue to Parker Street, and other intra town moves among local households.
A report notes the cosmetics bridge party radio listener contributes to old age assistance. A 2 percent gross receipts tax on radios and cosmetics and a 5 percent deck charge on playing cards are in place. Retailers must report gross receipts on these items starting today as directed by the comptroller's office.
The notice lists relocation or routing details involving E H Plettner at 4220 West Elev enth Avenue and 616 North Bivins Street with connections to 4825 West Tenth Avenue. The fragment notes street entries and cross streets without specifying official action or dates.
Taxpayers were due today for May and June taxes effective May 1 under the omnibus tax bill passed by the legislature. The filing reflects the adjusted rates and highlights the ongoing collection under the new law.
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce directors vote at 8 tonight in the Southwest Public Service Co. office to choose officers for one year. Retiring officers include Hollis DeGrassi president Bill Ferguson Bob Stone and Bob Russell vice presidents Gordon Gill secretary and Guy Walden treasurer.
A canyon deep 500 to 8400 feet has been mapped on the Atlantic floor southeast of New York. It spans about 50 miles in width and 160 miles in length.
A promotional note urges travelers to visit scenic spots off the beaten path in Vacationland and travel freely by private car. It advises stopping at Phillips Service Station to obtain four essential items for a trouble free trip and a smoother vacation experience.
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