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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
5
Amarillo police announce a new “warrant man” duty to chase duplicate tickets left at headquarters. Motorists who ignore tickets or fail to appear will face warrants and arrest, with penalties higher in corporation court. The judge warns against fronting or chiseling and insists the offender must appear in person.
Joe Utley opens a new service station at Sixth Avenue and Tyler Street in Amarillo with a promotion offering a half pound of Martha Washington candy with the purchase of five or more gallons of gasoline. The owner has history in San Jacinto and will be assisted by Haskell Taylor Wilford Stafford and Bert Cannon. Mrs. Ed Holloway the police matron is ill with the flu.
W. M. Smith of Mount Pleasant Texas will receive the first loan under the 50 million crop production clause of the reconstruction act. The Dallas office of the crop loan organization, led by manager O. W. Sherrill of Georgetown, Texas, handles the loan. Two to three hundred thousand farmers are expected to borrow under this law. Loans are limited to 400 dollars.
The Rose Maiden holds the near final rehearsal at 8 o clock tonight in the Amarillo College of Music as part of the Panhandle Spring Music Festival. Emil F. Myers, director, asks all orchestra and chorus members to attend and urges past performers to report for practice.
A Rock Island railway motor car struck an automobile carrying four painters near Seminole Oklahoma. Henry Johnson of Earlsboro died instantly while H B Malloy of Stratford and Ernest Simpkins of Stratford died in hospital. Simpkins’ father Baxter Simpkins had a slight chance to recover. The crash left a fourth man near death.
On March 2, 1932 a white English and Pit bull vanished from one mile south of English Airport on Highway 66. The owner offers a five dollar reward for the return and provides contact details for Lila V Yo chom 402 Tennessee Street phone 2765.
Mrs R McDowell of 804 North Pierce Street seeks a paper hanger to repaint two rooms and a hall in an apartment. Also notices trading quilt tops for groceries and food, and a seek for a lady partner.
An employment ad seeks a 20 to 40 year old with carpentry cement and painting skills and references. A laborer out of work requests immediate work and lists 604 Tyler Street contact. Beverly Kennels offers four free police dog puppies to help children. A woman seeks honest work as a good cook and housekeeper.
North Carolina hatcheries distributed about 3,500,000 gare fish during 1931 as part of state fishery efforts.
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