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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

6

Mountain Folk Gather in Kentucky Flood Relief Camps

Mountain residents left destitute by southeastern Kentucky floods gather in two Red Cross relief camps at Hazard. Workers ride out to remote areas with food and tents sent to Lothair Arles Fork and Lotts Creek as reports detail heavy damage and loss of life feared in Perry County and Hazard.

United Press Hazard Kentucky Red Cross Lothair Arles Fork Lotts Creek Fields Licking Big Sandy Perry County

Gas main blast sparks yard fire in Colorado towns

Denver reports gas leaks after a broken main released city gas under sod near a yard where a man pulling weeds ignited a flame. Neighbors watched as miniature wells burned in the front yard before authorities investigated. Other notes: Lions club elects R J Gilmore district governor. Steamboat Springs designated for next convention site. In Denver a $100,000 anonymous gift to Denver University is announced with the donor to remain unidentified.

United Press Denver I. Warbreath Galbreath Glenwood Springs R. J. Gilmore Colorado College Lions Clubs Steamboat Springs

Seaboard Life Insurance Office Exceeds May Quota

Local Seaboard Life Insurance office in Houston, two months old, wrote over a million dollars in life insurance during May. Tom O'Brien and P. J. McClintock of the Amarillo division report the May contest exceeded quota by a wide margin, praising the system's stability and public confidence. A note recalls Manderson Lehr's death in the Lafayette Escadrille nine years ago, confirmed only by a diary from a fellow officer.

Denver Jackson T. Cochrane Charles T. Fertig State Civil Service Commission Cochrane Fertig Seaboard Life Insurance Company of Houston Tom O’brien P. J. McClintock Amarillo O'Brien Lincoln, Neb Manderson Lehr Lafayette Escadrille War Department Lehr

Nancy Blacksquirrel 119th Birthday Keeps Iroquois Traditions Alive

Nancy Blacksquirrel, a Tonawanda Iroquois squaw nearing her 119th year, continues smoking her pipe and weaving baskets in a small workshop. She is the last living witness to Buffalo’s 1813 burning by British troops and speaks mainly Iroquois with an interpreter.

Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Nancy Blacksquirrel Tonawanda Indian Reservation Nancy

Local People and Travels Highlight Panhandle Notes

Bill Wiedman traveled to Borger for a business trip early this week. Miss Gladys Butler and Miss Leota Aycock of the A V C Store enjoy vacations in Texas and Oklahoma. Mrs. F M Greenburg visits Chicago and other points in Illinois. Mrs. J L O Connor joins Leader Department Store. Mrs. E W Congleton visits Dallas with her mother. Mrs. Floyd W Walker returns from Fort Worth and Dallas noting Amarillo's stronger business. Walker is wife of F W Walker, Victory Wilson Store manager. For variety, grate different kinds of cheese into French dressing with Roquefort and Romaine.

Bill Wiedman Borger Gladys Butler Leota Aycock Texas Oklahoma Aycock F. M. Greenburg Chicago Tlineis J. L. O'Connor

Amarillo to issue 900000 sewer bonds in 1927 vote

Ordinance authorizes the City of Amarillo Texas to issue 900000 in sewer bonds. Bonds of 1000 each dated June 10 1927 bear 4.5 percent interest payable semiannually. Tax levy of 15 cents per 100 dollars assures principal and interest through 1967.

Amarillo Texas City of United States OF America State OF Texas Potter and Randall National City Bank City of New York State of New York State of City Commission City Commission of Lee Bins Corp

Hem-Roid home remedy promises pile relief

J Leonhardt’s internal remedy Hem-Roid, now sold by City Drug Co, claims to cure piles by improving lower bowel blood flow. Advert says quick, lasting relief without surgery, with a proven record and broad availability.

J. Leonhardt City Drug Co Adv

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