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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

6

Calvin to Drop Out of Sight at Black Hills

President Coolidge plans a three month summer retreat in the Black Hills South Dakota beginning next week. He will isolate from officials and reporters with limited access, using a private telephone line and minimal public announcements.

Calvin Black Hills United Press Washington President Coolidge South Dakota Chicago Secret Service Coolidge White House Rapid City Mr. Coolidge

Aged Mother of S F Newbold Dies in Wellington

Mrs. C. J. Newbold 73, of Wellington Kansas, mother of S. F. Newbold of Amarillo, died after a long residence in Wellington. Funeral services set for Saturday at the First Christian Church in Wellington. She was well known in Amarillo, visiting several times.

C. J. Newbold Wellington Kansas S. F. Newbold Amarillo

Woman sets pace for eighty men in forest planting

Colorado Springs reports Helen Henderson, a Forest Service worker, leading a tree planting gang near Pike National Forest. She plants 600 trees a day, matching male workers who average 500. Henderson, set to graduate from Colorado College next year, juggles field work with studies.

Colorado Springs Colo Jelen Henderson U. S. Forest Service Pike National Forest Helen Henderson Jack Mies Henderson Colorado College Miss Henderson

Businessman protests dogs roaming Amarillo streets

L. C. Slim Crews, a restaurant proprietor, protests the large number of dogs running loose on Amarillo streets without license tags or visible owners as hot weather arrives.

L. C Slim” Crews Amarillo

Creameries Unite Win Co-Op Success

Four hundred two cooperative creameries formed Land O Lake Creameries Inc in Minneapolis uniting Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa dairymen. In 1926 the federation moved 39 million dollars in butter cream cheese eggs and machinery with assets over 900 thousand and 84 thousand dairy farmers participating. The cooperative grew from a secretary’s idea discussed since 1918 and formalized in 1921 after meetings with over 800 creameries.

Associated Press Minneapolis Cooperative Creameries Land O’ Lake Creameries, Inc California Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa

Woman Fined for Resisting Officer in County Court

Pearl Bryan alias Essie Sprinkle was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to resisting an officer in county court this morning. The report notes Joliet Indiana a town with 41000 residents has seen only one robbery in a century. The state penitentiary is located there. Japan plans 10500000 dollars for promoting commercial aviation.

Pearl Bryan Essie Sprinkle Joliet Ind Japan

Amarillo Considers Dog Licensing Crackdown

Mr Crews warns the city faces danger from many stray dogs and bites unless action is taken. City records show only 147 licenses paid with a $1 male and $2 female fee. Officials report no dog catcher and Crews urges owners to confine dogs to yards to prevent street running.

Mr. Crews Amarillo

Business Women Picnic at Amarillo Creek

Thirty six members of the Business and Professional Women motored to Amarillo Creek Tuesday evening for a picnic. Miss Ercel Blakely chaired arrangements and led the outing with Miss Cora Astle heading the lunch committee. Games songs and stunts provided entertainment.

Amarillo Creek Ercel Blakely Cora Astle

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Gentle Cleanse for Summer Blues

An old health ad warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe nocturnal remedy. It claims heat drains body moisture and leads to biliousness, headaches, and constipation, recommending a nightly spoonful for a refreshed morning and full appetite.

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