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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
12
This piece blends shopping tips with energy advice for tired shoppers and children friendly sandwich ideas. It mentions candy as a brief energy boost and outlines varied bread types and fillings, including cream cheese, peanut butter, jelly combos, and innovative spreads. It briefly touches on exotic birds and a scientific collection describing specimens and edible birds nests.
United Press reports a five year forest survey showing elk up 6 percent, moose 39 percent, grizzlies 13 percent, mountain sheep 15.6 percent, mountain goats 53.5 percent, with only deer declining. Predators also fell as wolves dropped 77.1 percent and mountain lions 41.1 percent.
United Press reports the National Museum’s Philippines bird exhibit spotlights Dean C Worcester, late authority on Philippine ornithology and former Philippines insider. The 1500-specimen collection, from Minneapolis Public Library, includes Bourns and Worcester’s 1887 expedition finds and their 1898 published work. Worcester shaped insular policy as secretary of interior 1901–1913, aiding U.S. administration and scientific publishing. The exhibit adds to the museum’s total Philippines birds, now between 7000 and 8000.
An advertisement claims Kill-Ko gas halts insect spread and disease in homes and public buildings. It touts effectiveness against flies and mosquitoes, says it is harmless to humans and pets, and urges readers to buy blue bottle versions in 50 cents and tic. It promotes cleanup and usage across locales.
The National Museum adds original fic descriptions as new types for scientific purposes. Besides birds, it now houses superb collections of Philippine insects and fishes, expanding its zoological scope and research material.
H L Hildwein, farm agent, said farmers in Sedgwick County, facing a weak grain market, were weighing feeding their wheat to livestock and poultry. He noted milk eggs and meat returns could exceed those from wheat as cash crops.
The touring troupe failed to draw a single patron for Ten Nights In a Barroom at the Catskill YMCA. The audience-less performance left the actors and the stage heartened only by the idea of a future effort, while local residents recalled the tale of Joe Morgan and the clock as a cautionary tale of bad luck.
Reported melodrama notes the younger Catskill generation indifferent to whether he went home with Little Mary. The troupe was marooned in the Greene mountains with a brass rail a mahogany bar and swinging doors. Mrs A D Stone of Waco arrived Monday to stay with daughter Mrs James McCormick at 3703 East Sixteenth Avenue.
H L Holbrook of Amarillo, oil operator, made a business trip to Fort Worth this week. O Whittington returns from Hot Springs New Mexico. Mr and Mrs W E Oliver and family back from Carlsbury. Record of trouble free service in electric refrigeration noted as Monitor Top earns a renter run.
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