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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
2
Amarillo notes show Governor Ross Sterling scheduled for Friday at the Municipal Auditorium at 8 o'clock with many candidates expected to appear. The piece recounts Sterling's Texas roots, business rise, and recent financial setback, praising his resilience and urging civic participation.
A large crowd of veterans pressed through the night toward the House and Senate wings seeking 100,000 in subsistence loans. Dawn found hundreds still marching or shuffling under dim lights as police and volunteers assisted. Coffee and breakfast sandwiches arrived for the determined group.
Josh Sasnett a World War veteran and Amarillo resident for years died Monday. The American Legion led funeral arrangements with services at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 2 PM. Interment will be in Lisno Cemetery. No immediate relatives survive.
Mrs. J W Dobbs 73 pioneer of the Texas Panhandle died at 6 am at the Gaither home 801 Tennessee Street in Amarillo She was native to Tennessee and lived in Amarillo for about 47 years Survived by daughter Mrs H L Gaither and son Bert Dobbs Funeral services set for 8 pm tonight at Boxwell Funeral Chapel with interment in Bel en New Mexico The cortege leaves Amarillo tomorrow Rev F W O Malley to preside assisted by several pastors and ministers Old friends will serve as honorary pallbearers
Kansas City hogs and cattle markets show varying prices with top hogs about 4.80 and steers near 9.00 while calves and cows range lower. Chicago livestock cites lighter demand with hogs around 5.10 and fed steers near 9.40, with vealers and cows also moving at reduced bids. New Orleans cotton opens modestly lower on favorable weather, while New York stock letters note firms in equities but limited gains.
A reader reports losing a billfold on July 2 between his home and downtown Pampa. The note to Tack requests help locating the missing item and mentions a Masonic billfold.
An OCR fragment describes a laxative remedy claiming calomel fails to move bile properly. It suggests a tonic or pill to release bile, ease stomach discomfort, and improve breath, claiming you feel better and more energetic after use. The passage includes garbled phrases and nonsensical repeats.
Funeral services for Frances Compton 30 will be held in Vega at 4 30 this afternoon. She died yesterday in an Amarillo hospital from burns received when a gasoline stove exploded five months ago at her Vega home. Rev Joe E Eldridge of Nevada Texas will officiate with N B Griggs Sons in charge. Mrs Compton was the wife of Vega school superintendent M V Compton.
Respects to the memory of Samuel S. Morgan 22 year old Canyon resident who died early yesterday will be paid at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Church of Christ Canyon. Interment will be in Dreamland Cemetery. He is survived by his widow his parents Mr and Mrs S S Morgan of Canyon three sisters and two brothers. Report of Heber J Grant president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Mormons disclosed 65 2 per cent of the church families own their own homes.
A stock list shows profit taking and pausing traders as they await further commodities news and details on Congress adjournment. Gains faded after early advances with some firming later in General Motors American Telephone Sears Woolworth Du Pont Bendix United Aircraft Union Pacific Santa Fe Pennsylvan ia United Fruit Lehman American Sugar Johns Manville Liggett and Myers Consolidated Gas Utilities remained solid with Peoples Gas rising. Bond dealers reported solid reception for $40 million in new public utility bonds, while France England accord signals a united approach to Europe’s economic recovery.
A golf ball on the tee speaks to the golfer asking why haste and fear. It claims it cannot move until struck and urges a calm swing, noting it will remain still while the player frets and swears before launching the blow.
Physicians claim Purification of the system supports health. The ad touts Calotabs as a thorough course taken weekly for weeks to purify blood by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trial 10 cts and full 35 cts packages available from all dealers.
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