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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
7
In Robbinsville North Carolina veterans and friends dedicated a 3840 acre forest near here as the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. Kilmer died in France 18 years ago and President Roosevelt sent a message praising the poet and noting the living monument will be enjoyed by future generations.
Amarillo officials received a letter from H R Brayton director of the Texas Firemen s Training School praising Assistant Chief W C Moore and Fire Marshal J Ed Spann for their excellent instruction at a recent College Station session. About 500 firemen from some 200 Texas cities attended.
Postmaster W D DeGrassi reports applications are being received for civil service exams for principal land bank appraiser three marine Diesel motor engineers and soil conservationists. Diesel engineers may seek master mate or chief. Soil experts may rank senior conservationist conservationist associate conservationist and assistant conservationist. The Normandie liner offers a theater church street of shops cafe dance salon winter garden and garage with six wireless installations aboard.
A reader letter discusses preferences of respectable gentlemen around forty who are educated and enjoy books. The writer notes living in a city but an interest in Western life and mentions addressing the Tack letters column for practical nurse correspondence.
A cache of classified pleas from readers seeking employment. Mary Dawson and Mrs Dawson search for relatives, while several individuals describe needs for housework, child care, ranch cooking, and general labor. Two girls 18 and 19 seek housekeeping and cafe work at Gibson Hotel. addresses and contact numbers noted.
San Diego Cal dairy program awards Dairy of Merit plaques to farms meeting at least 90 percent health rating. Judges examine fences buildings weeds yards corrals roads landscaping and animals. Loose pigs chickens or goats incur demerits, plans aim to improve roadside appearance and milk demand.
Ly A L Thornton offers a full blooded German police dog to anyone able to provide a loving home. Contact at 301 North Lincoln Street for details.
A family reports their dog did not return home after escaping on Sunday. Neighbors are asked to check yards, sheds, and familiar routes and contact the owners with any sightings or clues.
Health unit inspector John Trolinger warned Amarillo food handlers about obeying city ordinances. One arrested handler pleaded guilty to violating the food code after failing to screen doors and windows following notices. The law requires screening to protect food prepared for serving from files and pests.
Paul and Billy Armstrong seek help to locate their white brown spotted wire-hair terrier Miggs. The dog has a dark tail tip and circled eyes and answers to Miggs. A reward is offered for recovery.
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