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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

Page

5

Paint discussion on West Coast woods by Hartwig in Amarillo

Otto R. Hartwig of the West Coast Lumber bureau speaks at a 6:15 p.m. Amarillo Hotel meeting to explain paints for four main West Coast woods Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, Sitka Spruce and Hemlock plus guidance for non resinous soft woods. He outlines oil balance, priming, drying, and mixing tips and notes a forthcoming Bureau booklet on painting and finishing these woods.

Amarillo Otto R. Hartwig West Coast Lumber Bureau Japan Hartwig Lumber Bureau United States

Wayside Holding 5 Day Farm School

A five night farmer's school at Wayside east of Happy directed by Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude began last night and continues through Friday. Judge L Gough president of the Texas Wheat Growers association spoke to a large crowd. Farm development pictures will be shown by International Harvester with courtesy of Delco Lighting.

Wayside Happy Phebe K. Warner Claude L. Gough Texas Wheat Growers Association International Harvester Company Delco Lighting Company

Polk Street church to stage three day Merchants Fair

The Missionary society of Polk Street Methodist will hold a three day Merchants Fair and Pure Food Show at Lindy Land starting July 12. Nights feature a style show, a play, and a mock wedding with ten prizes nightly. Booths 6 feet deep and 5 to 10 feet wide, space arranged by J Roy Smith.

Lindy Land the Missionary Society of Polk Street J. Roy Smith R. J. Graves J. DD. Thompson

Glee Club in Concert Tonight at Polk Street Church

The Men's Glee club of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles performs at Polk Street Methodist Church tonight at 8 15. The concert is free and is sponsored by the church's young people's department. Professor John Bissell Trowbridge directs the club.

Hanson Post drum corps plans for Legion convention

Plans to send the Hanson Post American Legion drum corps to the national convention in San Antonio in October will be completed tonight at 8 o clock in the Legion home Municipal auditorium. A ladies drum corps will be organized at the same meeting.

Hanson Post American Legion San Antonio Legion Municipal Auditorium

Milk From Grass Declared Possible By New Process

London readers heard a sweeping claim that milk could be produced from grass by a new process described by A. EF King. The International News Service reports a prediction that cows may be displaced by machines as a synthetic milk system advances.

London A. Ef, King

Synthetic milk from grass replaces cows, says inspector

The Sanitary Inspectors' Association quotes a speaker predicting a future when cows are unnecessary for milk. He states experiments are under way to produce milk directly from grass by a process that eliminates the cow.

Sanitary Inspectors’ Association

California Gas Tax Piles Up Nearly 14 Million

California's three cent gasoline tax reached a new high in the six month period ending, financing the state's major road program. The semi annual apportionment shows total collections at 108.593 million with 4.682 million allocated to the fund for highway financing under the pay-as-you-ride plan.

International News Service Sacramento Cal California Ray L. Riley

State Road Board Funds Transfer Noted

State road board allocates funds with a four point five million dollar figure into construction accounts for the treasury and counties and a similar amount assigned to Ay.

State Road Board

Too Many Bosss Syracuse Alderman Seeks Desk Reassignment

Syracuse Alderman William A Penworth argues police protection could improve without more officers. He says too many are at desks in office jobs and too few on the streets. Moving desk officers to street duty would fix the police situation.

Syracuse N. Y Wiliam A. Penworth

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Lumber Head Otto Hartwig Wayside Holding Boys Union Dad Tom Sawyer Glee Club Drum Corp the New Catholic College Psi John J. Harden Joun J. Harden Development Pole ST R. A. Gerken Harden Drive 19Th Street Panhandle Highway Rt. Rev. R East Amarillo Development Co Oliver-Eakle
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