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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
2
Charley Underwood bursts into the office in alarm claiming Plainview readers accuse favoring Sterling over the Fergusons. He notes Plainview is a Ferguson town and represents a large portion of their circulation.
Arcille May Holloway six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Le Holloway prominent residents of a community five miles southeast of Stratford died at 9 o'clock this morning at Northwest Texas hospital after a week of confinement. Survived by parents two brothers J L Jr Ronald William and a sister Marjorie Maxine funeral services Friday at 3 PM from the Methodist church in Stratford.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a two story wholesale building on North Taylor as flames reached stacks of matches and a carload of sugar. Water damage affected the Junior Coffee Company basement while offices reopened next day and workers kept employed.
A city hall record recounts an Amarillo waiter who, on a night off, bought a hot dog for a dime but was charged $20.10 after a dispute with the vendor. He was fined for disturbing the peace and paid the amount from his paycheck.
A couple now living in Fort Worth express desire to move to Amarillo for its climate. They offer their five room, furnished Fort Worth home in trade to facilitate the relocation.
Foreign gunboats could not reach Changsha due to low river levels while looting and arson hit Japanese and British properties on the outskirts. American evacuees increased as the U S gunboat Paros moved to protect lives and property. Refugees in Hankow reported massacres and abductions by communist forces.
Shanghai reports British officials advise foreigners at Kiukiang to evacuate amid Communist activity. Evacuations continue toward Kuling, a foreign summer resort near Kiukiang, as tensions rise.
The message notes telegraph lines in the Yangtze valley are interrupted in several locations. It advises wearing yellow to steer clear of mosquitoes, as insects are drawn to blue but avoid yellow objects.
Trading in hogs and cattle showed uneven shifts with gains in some fat cattle and steady to higher prices at mid session. New Orleans cotton opened weaker before a late rally on bullish private reports while Chicago grains and butter egg prices remained near steady with limited moves.
Fort Worth markets show cattle and hogs steady to higher with feeders and yearlings mixed. Cotton futures drift, with Liverpool quotes easing and New York cotton opening lower amid a global price trend.
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