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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1932

Page

2

Amarillo Rain Prompts Weather Talk and Local Plans

A Plains region weather note reports scattered showers with more forecast. The writer cites Amarillo rainfall totals for the year 16.07 inches and a yearly average of 20.99 inches, notes political talk around Lou Stogner who ran for sheriff, and jokes about funding a catfish pond to support weather prophecying equipment.

Plains Amarillo Lou Stogner Lou Texas Oklahoma State Fish Hatchery

New Ointment Kills Itch Quick

Advertises Blue Star Ointment to cure tetter rash ringworm foot itch eczema and skin troubles by melting at body heat and delivering medicines into pores. Claims soothing healing of inflamed skin with a pleasant odor and offers money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores.

Protests over Christian Science reference in personal column

Ralph W. Still of the Christian Science Committee protests a publication that mocked Mary Baker Eddy in a personal column. He argues the gibe offends good taste and misrepresents the founder whose work aided many. The letter seeks respectful treatment and is submitted to The Amarillo Globe.

Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Mrs. Eddy Amarillo Globe Erasmus Tack Ralph W. Still Christian Science Committee Texas Mills Bldg Paso

Weather Prophet Seeks Subscriptions For Catfish Pond Fund

An editor urges readers to donate small sums to fund a catfish pond to aid weather forecasting. He vows the money will stay for forecasting use and offers cash preferred over checks. Side notes report local chatter about saloons, churches, and a humorous New York tie-in.

Mine Strikers in Bread Raid at Clarksville

Arkansas miners strike over non union workers at Clarksville coal fields. Guardsmen stand by as merchants fear looting and union miners from Montana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas reinforce locals amid a large camp of unemployed workers.

Clarksville Ark U.P Harvey Parnell Arkansas National Guardsmen Montana Here

Letters spark debate on religion and Westerners at Chicago convention

A reader defends Western attendees and condemns The Lima News for criticizing them while apologizing for offense. The letter touches on Beecher, various faiths, and a claim of misrepresented views, then shifts to horned toads and a New York contact seeking 100 toads for two cents each.

Ohio Lima West Chicago New York B. Garner Louisiana Street

Tax rate details and county valuation estimates

Tax figures show estimated taxes of 16 468 417 and a levy of 21 714 264 with a 35 cent tax expected to produce 13 720 900. Per capita apportionment may be 16. Potter County valuations are not yet reported to the state tax board. H E Kinkead says the valuation report is being completed and will be sent to the county commissioners within a week for rate setting. He predicts valuations will be considerably lower than last year.

Potter County State Tax Board H. E. Kinkead Kinkead

School Tax Values Adjusted by Equalization Board

The equalization board and school trustees opened at noon to finalize values for school taxes. They report protests were heard yesterday and today. No citywide increases. some areas unchanged due to the new zoning ordinance. Overall reductions of about 16 to 23 percent were made.

Equalization Board T. W. Cotten W. N. Cooper T. M. Bruner

Deaths at log cabin home in Mill Creek

A coroner's jury returned an open verdict on Noble Colbert aged 33 and his wife Grace aged 28 found dead in their cabin three miles south of here. Bullets pierced their bodies in what authorities treat as a death by own action.

Mill Creek Oklo Noble Colbert Grace Here

Bank suspect Cisco robber? Newton bank heist tale unfolds

In Beaumont on July 26 a suspect claimed to be Danny Leach, the 1930 Huntsville penitentiary killer, after two men were captured in Leesville, La. for a Newton State Bank robbery. Police say about $1,700 of the $2,000 stolen was recovered. the younger man is 16, the older about 21.

Beaumont Newton Danny Leach State Huntsville Cisco Leach Eastland Tom Green James Leach Alton Leesville

Murdered in Mountain View Couple Attacked in Sleep

Mrs Lillian Babcock 44 was stabbed to death and her husband Rider Babcock 45, importer and exporter of copra and hemp from the Philippines, was critically wounded when they were attacked as they slept at Mountainview near San Jose California early today.

San Jose Cal Lillian Babcock Rider Babcock Philippines Mountainview Here

Bob Doubleday Dies in Arizona

Bob Doubleday, formerly of Amarillo, died Thursday in Phoenix, Arizona. The 30 year old, unmarried man had worked at Amarillo National Bank where his father George B. Doubleday once served as assistant cashier. The family, now in Amarillo, received the news.

Bob Doubleday Amarillo Phoenix Ariz H. A. Nobles Bob George B. Doubleday Amario National Bank

Watson Baby Dies. Rites Pending

Elsie Joan Watson age 13 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Watson of 3703 Polk Street, died last night after a brief illness in a local hospital. She is survived by her parents and one brother Earl J. Jr. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Blackburn Funeral Home.

Elsie Joan Watson B. J. Watson Polk Street Earl J, Jr Puneral Blackburn Funeral Home

Funeral for Infant Hendricks at 5 PM

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hendricks of 309 North Rusk Street died at 4 AM in a local hospital. Funeral services are set for 5 PM at Blackburn Funeral Home with burial in Llano Cemetery.

C. W. Hendricks N. Rusk Street Blackburn Funeral Home Llano Cemetery

Liberal currency issuance and railroad merger plans discussed

The article notes Glass Borah act effects allowing banks to issue notes backed by government bonds, outlines plans to merge eastern railroads into four lines reducing duplication but harming workers, and observes government loans being readily floated, challenging deflation pessimism. A stock exchange seat fetched around 90 thousand dollars as a sign of market vigor.

Stock Exchange

Steel stock dividend and sale price noted

The article states a $90,000 figure, $10,000 above the last sale and about one fifth the price seen in the great bull market. It mentions United States Steel’s dividend likely paid from the corp’s surplus if not omitted, with common stock now on a non-dividend basis and the second quarter report expected to be very unfavorable.

United States Steel

Consolidated Oil Reports First-Half 1932 Profit

Tulsa World reports Consolidated Oil shows profit for the first six months of 1932 aided by economies, contrasting with last year’s about 20 million dollar loss by Sinclair and Prairie, now merged into the Consolidated concern. Williamson Dickie Mfg adds 150 night-shift workers in Fort Worth. Illinois Highway Dept says 8,400 construction workers active. Florence Stove Co recalls 175 employees to full-time. Northwest Shipppers board foresees tripled grain transport needs this fall.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Consolidated Oil Company Sinclair and Prairie Companies Consolidated Concern Fort Worth Williamson- Dickie Manufacturing Company Illinois Highway Department Florence Stove Company Garner Mass Superior Wisconsin Grain Committee Northwest Shippers Advisory Board Near-Northwest

Kansas City and New Orleans Livestock Markets Report

Kansas City hogs and cattle traded unevenly with declines for most grades. hogs 4,500 head mostly 5 to 10 cents lower led by 180 to 220 pounders, top $4.60. Cattle and calves 7,000 and 1,000 respectively, killing classes steady to 25 cents lower, steers 600-1500 Ibs $7.00-$9.25, cows $2.25-$5.00, vealers $2.50-$5.00. Sheep 4,000 with lambs 25-86 cents higher, top Arizona lambs $85.25 per hundredweight and natives $5.75. Washington and New Orleans markets show similar softer trends. New Orleans cotton opened quiet, December futures down a point on sparse buying amid good weather.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Arizona Surinao Livestos Washington Range New Orleans Liverpool

Market steady after morning lull as traders eye steel meeting

Speculators maintain control amid profit taking and caution before the U S Steel directors meeting. Stocks rally briefly on firmer wheat and oil, with October and December futures rising from early lows before easing mid session.

New York U. S. Steel American Phone Sante Fe Standard N. J General Electric Consolidated Oil Richfield Consolidated Tobaccos Reynolds B McKeesport United Fruit Case Endicott Johnson International Nickel Oits

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