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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
3
City hall receives questions on a proposed ordinance to tax wholesale fruit and vegetable dealers at 100 dollars yearly. If passed next Tuesday, wholesalers must obtain a permit and allow health inspections to curb inferior goods and trucker competition.
The city commission announced the appointment of J. N. Riggs to fill a vacancy on the board of equalization left by the resignation of Bill Adams, who is running for Potter County sheriff. The board, chaired by Sam Seay with Ed Green among its members, may begin protest hearings next.
Corporation counsel explains a proposed ordinance modeled on Fort Worth law charging a $100 annual license fee. Some noted Oklahoma City raised licenses from $80 to $150. Applicants refused by the health officer may appeal to the commission. Penalty ranges from $5 to $25. Mayor Rogers said action would be taken at the next regular meeting.
The board states its duty is to establish aquatics values for all property taxables for city purposes.
Congressman Marvin Jones has established a temporary office on the second floor of the federal building with Hollis Schriber overseeing the office while Jones travels in the territory.
The Potter County run-off primary features a tight inspector race. Incumbent John Arnot led with 3387 votes, Haley followed with 2620, and F. C. Connally gathered 1293 as contenders in a high stakes contest.
Both candidates run as veteran cattlemen with Arnot a 48 year Potter County resident and Haley launching his first campaign.
In Clarendon on July 28 a record sale price was achieved for Donley County's largest steer owned by Clarence Piercy. The animal, a family pet and milk cow, drew bidding despite market volatility and showcased rising cattle values locally.
A fed calf widely known in Donley County reached an extraordinary weight, reportedly upwards of 200 pounds, drawing attention from residents and marking a curious local milestone.
A motor in the Quanah Water Company's plant burned out after mocking birds built a nest in a way that caused a short circuit. It is unclear if the birds were harmed by the electrical issue.
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