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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
2
A poem about two lovers who overlook poverty and daily bills as they share a gray damp day and dream of love. The man proposes, she promises, but money worries cloud their happiness and return him to thoughts of rent and carpets.
Funeral services were held for John Baker 64 livestock commissioner of Fort Worth who died yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs J M Kuykendall in San Saba. He is survived by his wife Milas Olive Sloan and four children Sloan James Mary and Mrs Elmo Evans all of Fort Worth.
The Department of Agriculture reported June 1 conditions show a smaller winter wheat crop this year at 411 million bushels, down from 440.8 million forecast on May 1 and 1787.5 million last year, with declines centered in Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma due to dry soils, heat, and Hessian fly damage. Rye production also fell to 38.7 million bushels from May 1’s 39.46 million, though above last year’s 32.75 million.
The report shows winter wheat on June 1 at 64.7 percent of normal, below the 10 year average of 77.2 percent. Spring wheat stands at 84.5 percent of normal, about 2 percent under the 1919 1928 average of 86.8 percent.
G C Northern twenty was jailed on murder charges for the admitted late yesterday slaying of his stepfather C E Taylor thirty nine. He surrendered voluntarily to the district attorney after the shooting following a quarrel. His mother and stepfather were present.
A separated man reported a threat made yesterday after answering a telephone call. Taylor was alleged to have issued the warning during the exchange, according to police statements.
Amarillo merchants allegedly charge customers for heads and feet of dressed chickens based on live weight. State inspector J A Kinard reports investigations show grocers do not weigh chickens when quoted the dressed price.
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