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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
5
A heated afternoon session before the city commission debated enforcing two milk ordinances. Owner dairies and neighbors who sell surplus milk argued for distinctions between small cow dairies and large producers. Attorneys pressed for sanitary fairness, with discussions to continue next week.
The city will have every ice cream producer tested regularly by city inspector C. G. Spencer after a council request. The measure was approved by the city commission yesterday afternoon.
An Amarillo man reflecting on his past describes his condition as bankrupt financially morally intellectually and nearly physically in a terse exchange with a friend. The remark highlights a sharp perceived decline in his fortunes and wellbeing.
Santa Fe railway officials report promising growth across Fastern New Mexico and the South Plains of Texas due to population rise and improved farming methods. They toured Roswell Artesia Carlsbad Loving Amargosa and Pecos valley irrigation projects and noted expanding dairy sheep and cotton seed oil milling boosting local markets and profit.
The estate of Don Fitzgerald who died in March 1923 leaving no known relatives may settle soon in county court. Administrator Edward M Blackburn has searched for kin with little success. A Boston woman claims kinship but offers no proof. Fitzgerald lived in Amarillo years ago and left over $2,000 in a local bank.
C Q Chandler of Wichita says Kansans oppose Sen Arthur Capper for not backing Coolidge in the bonus bill risking Capper’s primary defeat, though a strong Democrat could win in November. Judge Reese Tatum reports Dalhart area wheat thriving after dry spell with timely showers signaling a good crop.
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