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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
9
A collection of salad preparations from the Globe Market pages including Orange and Peanut Salad Date and Nut Salad Candied Orange Peel Jellied Asparagus Salad Nut and Celery Salad Jellied Cabbage Salad Hudson Salad Poinsetta Salad and serving suggestions. Each item outlines ingredients preparation and serving style with French dressing and garnishes.
Excavation is under way at The News Globe plant to create a basement nine feet deep thirteen feet wide and one hundred feet long for newsprint storage and space for new presses now in railroad yards. Plans call for adding another story to expand the news department and mechanical forces with the new press to be installed immediately.
Rev. Denton R. Woods, pastor of Drumright Presbyterian Church, may inherit a share in a 79 million dollar Glasgow Scotland estate linked to the McEwan family and Glasgow woolen mills. Creek County Judge Sebe Christian travels to London and Glasgow to verify the heir claim.
About sixty Southwest citizens travel to California on the J. A. Kemp special observation trip. B. M. Whitaker, exhibit manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce, rides the Kemp train. They left Texas on July 16 and expect to return in late August for an in depth study of cooperative marketing and irrigation. Good home cooked meals feature the Harding ranch.
The Dumas Utilities Company rushes a gas and electric plant toward operation within sixty days to serve homes and businesses. W. J. Morton says service will be first class and notes plans for future city water delivery through the plant. Palo Duro canyon advertises a horseback ride at the Harding ranch.
North Carolina prepares for another bright leaf tobacco season with optimism that this year may rival or surpass last year. The U S Tobacco Association set market opening dates at its Morehead City convention with Middle Belt markets opening September 20 and Old Belt markets October 4, while the Border Belt in South Carolina will announce dates soon.
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