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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
3
February saw only 27 death certificates filed at Amarillo Potter County Health Unit, the lowest February toll in five years. Pneumonia from influenza and diphtheria caused two and one deaths respectively, with births this year outpacing deaths by about three to one. exact birth totals pending March updates.
List of warranty deeds in Amarillo and surrounding area with buyers, sellers, parcels, and prices, plus local vehicle registrations. Transfers include Allen Willbanks to Roy McAllister and J M King to Ama Lumber Co among many others, with fees ranging from $1 to $5,000. Also notes Plains Chevrolet registrations for John Vetesk, E R Golden, and others in Dumas and Borger.
Attending physicians must file birth reports within five days per the Texas sanitary code. The provision mandates timely documentation to ensure official records and public health accountability.
The report highlights J. H. Frost aged 74 who started painting at 60 after a barber career and participates in Society of Independent Artists exhibitions. In White Plains unemployed men may caddy on a county golf course as a new city program funds a school for them. Kentucky’s governor announces a state navy capable of ocean travel.
Harvester Co Int truck permit listed for J C Winn 3509 Harrison Edgefield owner contractor J W Tucker 3407 Taylor Edgefield with 4000 for residential and 600 for residential work.
The article states Sampson commissions Slman Danehower of Lyme Connecticut as admiral on his staff to command the submarine Nautilus to be used by Sir Hubert Wilkins in the Arctic. In New York a man named Sam Browerman, 5 feet 5, 150 pounds, demonstrated crawling through a keyhole 6 and a quarter by 12 and a half inches, as an entertainer in Union Square, also crawling through a tennis racquet and laying upon 1200
Iron spikes protrude from the earth arranged to resemble a couch. The unusual ground sculpture draws attention from passersby and local officials are inspecting the site for safety and origin.
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