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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1929

Page

4

House Passes Sea Wall Bill and Rolls Other Measures

The Texas House approved a Port Arthur sea wall plan costing 3 million dollars with 2.2 million from an eight ninths ad valorem tax remission and 2 million from a Jefferson county tax. Other actions included licensing physicians, leasing Texas university lands, seed testing, cotton exchange taxes, and Pecos river dam survey funding. More than 100 bills were held for final passage before noon Thursday.

Associated Press Austin Port Arthur Jefferson County Quinn Beaumont House Senate Texas University Board of Regents Free Conference Committee Commissioner of Agriculture Parl Dallas Petsch Fredericksburg A. & M. College McDonald Pecos Texas Congress

Vaccine Now Available Against Spotted Fever

Northwest residents can obtain a one year protective vaccine against Rocky Mountain spotted fever as announced by International News Service. Portland report notes the vaccine program is returning for broader public access starting March 12.

International News Service Portland Ore Northwest Rocky Mountain

Orgatone Praised By Amarillo Woman For Kidney Relief

Mrs. J. H. Holston of Amarillo says Orgatone greatly improved her long standing kidney and digestion problems after three bottles. She notes weight gain, better sleep, and no gas, and urges friends to try the medicine sold exclusively in Amarillo by The City Drug Store with other Orgazone agencies listed in Texas.

Amarillo J. H. Holston North East Fourth Texas City Drug Store Polk Street Orgatone Orgazone City Drug Co Borger, Tex City Drug Stores, Inc Pampa

Jury Upholds Cattle Rights On Highways

Brookfield Missouri March 12. A jury upheld cattle without tail lights using public highways at night. Charles Boyd a Brookfield contractor lost a suit against Judge Anderson of Marceline for damages to his car after it struck a herd near Marceline on a state highway.

Brookfield Charles Boyd Anderson Marceline Boyd Marceting

Court House Records Deeds and Vehicle Listings Summary

Court house records show warranty deeds involving Hatcher to Lawrence lot 8 block 25 Wolf etc with $1,700. Lowmiller to Barnes lots 1–10 block 121 OT. Sage etux to Scott et al 5 acres in Sec 160 AB&M with party in trust. Coggin etux to Ellzey lot 20 block 8 CC PK with $10,000. Barnes to Lowmiller etc. Vehicle registrations include Williams Panhandle, Irvin Ford, Snow 2312 W 6th Plains Chev, Williams 18th and Grant, and dealer listings for Clowe & Cowan, J W Harden, Thompson Drug Co.

Harry Hatcher J. R. Lawrence Wolf Sallie R. Lowmiller W. Latney Barnes D. O Louis K. Patton E. A. Rowley C. L. Giles E. M. Jones Borns H. Rippy Grace Lynch Plem A. E. Sullivan Joseph Basler M. Bush A. L. Anderson L. R. Wiliams Panhandle Tex Walter Irvin Ford A. C. Snow Plains O. Williams Grant Herman Axlerod

Czechoslovakia Plans Reform of Tax System

A report notes Czechoslovakia intends a comprehensive reform of its tax system. In a separate item a vaccine shipment to the United States Public Health Service at Hamilton Montana is described as preventing tick fever for one year and not treating the disease.

Ted United States Public Health Service Hamilton Mont Czechoslovakia

Hoover Gives Attention to 10 Secondary Jobs

United Press reports President Hoover aims to fill about ten government posts this week after cabinet talks. Frank T. Hines of Utah is named director of the veterans bureau. Potential moves include Budget Bureau chief, Interior transfers, solicitor general, and an industrial mobilization post for Tulsa's P. J. Hurley.

United Press Washington Hoover Frank T. Hines Utah Veterans’ Bureau Herbert M. Lord Budget Bureau Julius Klein Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Commerce Department Interior Department Charles H. Burke The United States William D. Mitchell Alfred A. Wheat New York P. J. Hurley Tulsa Okla Charles B. Robbins

Turkish Officials Must Wed Only Native Women

March 12. The National Assembly passes a law requiring government officials who marry foreign women to resign. Those already married to foreigners will be removed from foreign, defense and naval departments.

Constantinople Mar National Assembly Defense Naval

Canned Fruits and Vegetables Praise and Vitamins

Dr. Morris Fishbein urges reading on canned produce noting three year vitamin retention in tomatoes spinach and strawberries. The piece extols canned cabbage peas spinach apples peaches and other fruits as rich in Vitamin C and encourages liberal use in meals.

Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association New York Telegram The Sugar Institute

New England Manufacturing Index Reaches New High

The New England Council reports January manufacturing activity at 127.6, the highest monthly total since 1923. The index shows a rising trend since September last year with gains across major industry groups, despite quarterly fluctuations and a 3 percent rise over 1927’s yearly average.

Interntonal News Service Boston Mar New England Council New England

Deaf People In Paris Soon Hear Stage Speech

Paris readers learn that deaf theatergoers will soon hear spoken lines via devices similar to Tastevin’s newer invention. The article notes the use of assistive devices in theaters, enabling the deaf to experience live performances with clearer audible delivery.

International News Service Paris Tastevin

Deaf theater headset gives hearing to the afflicted

Private wires lead to reserved seats in Milan and London for theater deaf readers. A central theaterphone amplifies stage words through personal earphones. During trials at the Odeon and Champs Elysees theaters, even the deaf exclaimed I can hear, IT can hear.

Milan London Odeon Champs Elysees

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