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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
2
A weather column from Amarillo reports six days of unusually calm and warm conditions, with a brief northeaster, and hints at a forthcoming major weather shift. The writer muses on potential storms, wet springs, and the danger of overconfidence, while sharing anecdotes about ranch life, beef industry events, and local curiosities.
Readers urged to contribute to the Goodfellows Fund to feed hungry school children in Amarillo. The list of donors includes church groups, unions, schools, businesses, and individuals. contributions fund meals in local cafeterias and school programs.
Tam seeks an all around farm hand capable of tractor work milking and farm chores. Mr J M Allerdyce of San Antonio will speak at 739 tonight at Felswood Park Presbyterian Church. Mr Allerdyce is not a minister and the meeting targets business men.
The Catholic Welfare Bureau assisted about 1500 Amarillo residents through food clothing bedding medical care and other aid ending February 29. Rosa Fortuny reported at the bureau’s first annual banquet noting 1490 individuals 870 children and 620 adults benefited.
J A Furr father of C W Purr and Mrs Ray Dick of Amarillo died yesterday in a Wichita Falls hospital after a sudden illness. Funeral services were to be held at 2 pm at the Kirkland Methodist Church with interment in Kirkland cemetery. Survivors include his son and daughter in Amarillo and three other sons from Borger Plainview and McKinney.
February new car sales in Potter County surged with 260 units, beating 1935 peaks of 233 in March and June and pushing 1936 total to 462. January–February 1935 totals were 375, while 1934 and 1933 figures lagged behind. A Young Democratic Club of Amarillo meeting was postponed to March 10 so members could attend a Hollywood Ballet performance tomorrow night at the Municipal Auditorium.
The federation denounced rising unemployment as tragic and faulted industry for shirking responsibility. President William Green blamed industry while noting early February trade union figures show slight improvement anticipated with spring.
Unionized El Paso Electric Company workers patrolled lines to prevent outages amid a strike. Poles were sawed and lines short circuited near El Paso as 60 strikers faced discharge notices. Feb 27 workers picketed plants in and near the city under guard.
The text outlines three farm policy goals: maintain farm income at fair levels to preserve gains and support national recovery, reestablish farm income through wise land use, and protect consumers by ensuring adequate food and fiber supplies now and in the future.
Officials warn dust storms contain up to 75 percent silica, posing serious health risks to the respiratory and other body systems. Precautions include hospital care for severe cases, home dustproofing, and wearing gauze masks during exposures. sealing cracks with tape and glasscloth over windows are suggested protections.
Texas remembrance along the Brazos Huntsville and Gonzales pays tribute to forefathers who in a century ago declared Texas free. Pioneers and statesmen signed a historic document at Washington that helped form the Republic and expanded United States lands rich in natural resources. The faded document inspired Texans in the battle cry that carried them to victory.
Penetro Drops offer balanced relief for watery head colds with nasal support. Contains ephedrine and is clinically tested for frequent safe use. Available in 10c trial, 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles at all druggists.
General Santa Anna era references fade as Texas marked its centennial. The independence document traveled from the capitol to old Washington then back, guarded by Texas Rangers, while governors Allred LaFollette and state officials honored Texas heroes. Centennial ceremonies planned in Huntsville with Sam Houston anniversary focus and Governor Hill McAlister delivering the principal address. Gonzales to issue first centennial stamps with up to 300,000 envelopes expected for global mailing.
Underpass critic Mr Spann argues the city should not adopt a plan that would cause excessive private property damages north of Second Street. He says two alternative plans avoid greater harm and still meet city officials’ preferences.
After a Tuesday conference with Mr Stewart and others, officials hope to reach an agreement to build an underpass funded by federal money under Texas Highway Department supervision. The deadline for grade crossing separations expires Tuesday, risking cancellation if Amarillo disputes persist. The Rock Island objection concerns a plan already approved by the city and Fort Worth and Denver Railroad.
Kansas City doctor introduces a rupture treatment with a 30 day trial and a free $3.50 truss if not helped. The method eliminates leg straps belts and pads, with refunds if unsuccessful. Interested individuals should write FE. O. Koch at 1428 Koch Bldg 2906 Main St Kansas City Missouri for the trial.
A promotional text warns that blood acidity harms health and blames kidneys for filtering acids. It cites Dr. Walter R. George and offers Cystex as a trusted remedy, claiming full ingredient disclosure and medical endorsement across many countries.
An eight day guaranteed test promises relief for rundown or aged feeling, suggesting Cystex diuretic action targets kidneys. If results are not complete, customers can return the package for full refund. Most report improvement within 48 hours, with satisfaction in eight days. A 3c per dose price is noted and a call to ask a druggist about guaranteed Cystex.
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