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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
12
City radio owners respond positively to a campaign against interference and neighborhood noises. J M Cook says memberships rise as Ford Brandenburg collects names and volunteers assist the drive. Radio dealers and electrical equipment firms agree to supply approved interference eliminators and support installations.
Keeping children well is easy when mother can read early symptoms of childhood ills. If little ones are fretful, languid, won’t eat, or have bad breath from constipation, give California Fig Syrup to purify the system. It acts gently, cleanses the bowels, restores appetite and spirits, and is trusted by mothers for over 30 years. All drug stores carry it.
Captain Ross G. Hoyt flew from San Antonio to Washington via Shreveport and Atlanta in about 13 1 2 hours. He carried mail for Captain Ira C. Eaker on his canal zone flight and hopes to complete a two day round trip. Also noted are Mr and Mrs John Batsell returning from the cattlemen s convention and local visits by Mike Monahan and Buster Dye in Tucumcari.
Mrs. J. W. Pugh, engrossing clerk in the legislature, flew from Austin to Breckenridge after her husband Dr. J. W. Pugh was injured in a Humble experimental plant explosion. An hour after landing he died from burns. Two other men, G. A. Anderson and Jack Lucas, were severely burned with slim chances of recovery. The cause of the blast remained unexplained.
W S Barron Speaker of the Texas House shows good recovery on the second day after appendicitis surgery. Hospital says he had a comfortable night and visitors need physician permission. Father John M Barron and son arrived to visit, while Mr and Mrs M J Taggart relocate to Midland for Reporter Telegram duties.
In Canaan Connecticut the first private airport will be laid out near the Berkshire hills on the Lenox Pittsfield route. Citizens subscribed over $25,000 in cash and donated 40 acres of land. Clarence M. Knox of Hartford leads the project as state aviation commissioner with J Clinton Roraback Fred M Brewer and Allyn Fuller as major backers.
Mrs. M. C. Woodward of 816 Tennessee Street San Jacinto is visiting her parents in Temple Texas and will be away about 30 days.
Mrs John B Gilvin is visiting Mrs J R Ralls in Rails. The visit highlights social ties in the Rails community and current household hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hawkins of Toxhoma are visiting the city for business matters.
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