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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1930

Page

2

Garden clubs convene in Fort Worth open meetings

Fort Worth May 19 Delegates and visitors attend the annual convention of the Garden Club Federation in the Woman's Club of Fort Worth May 19 and 20. A Garden Roundtable will handle garden problems and new plant information while open sessions on May 20 feature lectures, exhibits, and a luncheon.

Fort Worth Woman's Club of W. J. Bailey Anna Shelton Garden Club Federation Texas American Rose Society The Iris Society Southwestern Nurserymen’s Association Gross R. Scruggs Dallas Garden Lovers of L. A. Wells Amarillo

Texas Farmers Benefit From Federal Land Bank Loans

The Federal Land Bank of Houston extended 150 million dollars in loans to 56 000 Texas farmers and ranchers. Officials noted biannual examinations of banks and associations, reforms in treasury handling, and a 1.25 billion dollar portfolio in the world’s largest cooperative first mortgage system.

Federal Land Bank of Houston Texas Williams Bureau of the Federal Treasury

Proud Mother Credits California Fig Syrup For Child

A San Antonio mother praises California Fig Syrup for her four year old son Jackie Tom at 1722 South Olive St. She says the product quickly relieves upset stomachs and colds and strengthens the bowels and stomach, noting its pure vegetable nature and doctors’ approval.

Jackie Tom South Olive St San Antonio California

Tack's Back A Long Letter On Schools And Modern Life

A long, personal reminiscence criticizes current schooling, homework trends, and parental burdens. The writer laments tests, time at home, and shifts to classroom lessons, argues for old-fashioned study, and notes rising fake paralysis cases, theater labeling debates, and family tensions. A funeral gag and domestic friction close the piece.

O. W

Amusing Amaranth Efforts and Golf Green Plight at Amarillo

A voice recounts a stark tale of corset wearers and aging, then moves to the failed grass greens at Amarillo Country Club caused by a severe winter. The writer plans Stratford to cover a local celebration, jokes about being a freak, and notes Mary Garden’s November 3 concert in Amarillo under Tri-State Fair auspices with O W promising to impress.

Amarillo Amarillo Country Club Tack West Texas Texas Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth Stratford Judge Mullins O. W Mary Garden Wilbur Hawk Miss Garden

Boys Want Old Fashioned Girl Club Formed in Pine Bluff

About 100 high school boys in Pine Bluff Arkansas formed a club to revive maidenly traits and improve dates. They ban drinking necking smoking in public gold digging and more than one date per night to foster better and more lovable personalities among the young women.

United Press Pine Bluff Ark

Widow Seeks Work Through Tack Letter Column

A 22 year old widow with a 16 month old baby requests help finding work. She has telephone experience and seeks any suitable position, signing as Mrs Addie Edwards of 1905 Arthur Street.

Mrs. Addie Edwards Arthur Street Fifth and Taylor Streets Globe-News Potter County

WANTS HOTEL BACKING IN Hobbs New Mexico

A widow with cafe and boarding house experience seeks a partner with small capital to back a small hotel venture in Hobbs New Mexico. She offers a 50 50 arrangement and will manage the day to day operations.

Tack Oil Company Capitol Hobbs New Mexico

Radio Features Tonight Across Chain Stations

Central time listings show NBC networks airing the Victor Young Orchestra on WJZ and affiliates including KOA KSL WOAI WSM and more. Rochester Civic Orchestra on WIZ with KOA KSL WOAI WFAA KVOO WKY and others. WEAF and chain feature Family Program with WFAA KOA KSL KFI WSAI WDAF WOW and more. Columbia at dances with WBA D WOAT KOA WSR KSL WDAF and others. Local lineup includes KGRS variety studio and WDAG Tom and Wash program.

Santast Victor Young Orchestra WJZ WOAI WKY WSM KTHS KFAB WREN KOA KBD National Broadcasting Co Rochester Civic Orchestra WIZ and Chain KSL WFAA KVOO WSB WIR Columbia At Gees Ont Dance Orchestra Sthdening Wwbad WSR WDAF WMAQ KGRS WDAG

Divided Methodist Conference wrestles with Cannon report

Delegates debate action on Bishop Cannon as two factions form over censure or endorsement. A vote schedule begins Tuesday for three new bishops, with secret ballots and no nominations. Hoover praise minded resolution backs prohibition enforcement and world peace. Daniels leads temperance committee amid rifts between Cannon allies and foes.

Petrel Cannon Hiscrory Hoover Congress A. C. Miller Arkansas Committee On Temperance and Social Service Josephus Daniels Navy Bishop Cannon

Tornado kills at Lambert plantation area and nearby towns

A tornado struck Lam brook on the Lambert Pharmacal Company property in St. Louis, killing twelve people. Two deaths occurred in Wa Bash and Elaine. Rescue workers pulled out over thirty injured with about twenty in critical condition. Communications were disrupted delaying exact death toll and damage assessment as huts were ripped apart.

Lambrook R. B. Lambert Lambert Pharmacal Company St. Louis Wabash Elaine

Storms Flood North Louisiana and Mississippi Farm Lands

Associated Press reports wind and rain storms across North Louisiana and parts of Mississippi caused widespread flooding. Red River valley warnings north of Shreveport. Northwest Louisiana overflow up to two miles by seven miles, inundating thousands of acres. Lake Providence area recorded heavy rainfall with homes flooded. Mississippi's Big Sand Creek levee at Greenwood broke, flooding about 2,000 acres of cropland. Egypt plans $20 million aid to small cotton growers. coal production in Germany rising.

Associated Press New Orleans Louisiana Mississippi Shreveport Red River Valley Lake Providence Greenwood

U S Pied Piper Here To Open War on Rats

Federal biologist J. M. Hill arrives in Amarillo to lead a two week rat extermination campaign with the city health department and Chamber of Commerce. Daily meetings will educate merchants and residents on eradicating rat colonies. first meeting date to be announced.

J. M. Hill Amarillo Hill City Health Department Agricultural Department Chamber of Commerce

Souvenirs Cost Chicago Hotels

United Press reports Chicago hotels spend between 15000 and 20000 dollars yearly to supply guests with souvenirs. Palmer House controller FE Holt cites a survey of 16 hotels. The average cost is about three fourths to one quarter of a dollar of food bought.

United Press Chicago FE. E. Holt Palmer House Holt

Memphis Girl T C U Favorite in 1930s annual

The Texas Christian University Horned Frog student annual was distributed in Fort Worth on May 19. Doris Shaw of Memphis Texas is named most beautiful girl and Helen Jenkins of Houston is most popular girl. Vera Turbeville of Fort Worth is best all round, Elizabeth McKissick of Cisco is best girl athlete. Hugh Buck of Crosbyton is most popular boy and Howard Grubbs of Kerp is best all round boy. Cy Leland of Fort Worth is best all round athlete.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Christian University Doris Shaw Memphis Texas Helen Jenkins Houston Vera Turbeville Elizabeth McKissick Cisco Hugh Buck Crosbyton Howard Grubbs Kerp Cy Leland

Orders for immediate evacuation of Rhineland troops

Paris May 19 United Press reports Premier Andrew Tardieu ordered the immediate evacuation of French troops from the third and last zone of the German Rhineland. The decision was conveyed to General Guillaumat after a noon conference with Briand Maginot Hoesch and Rhineland commissioner.

United Press Paris Rhineland Andrew Tardieu Guillaumat Tardieu Aristide Briand Andre Maginot Germany Leopold von Hoesch

Flood toll rises across Texas with drownings and property loss

The Texas flood across Cotton Belt and Texas and Louisiana areas paused traffic on the Old Spanish Trail after a seven foot Guadalupe River rise near Kerrville. Rainfall totaled 2.56 inches, halting 600 motorists at Comfort. A boy, George Paine, drowned while swimming for a dare near Center Point. In Dallas County a severe storm killed three negroes as it levelled homes near Ovilla and De Soto. The Trinity River rose again, Madisonville reached flood stage threatening 25,000 acres. A Texas Company oil tank fire near Houston caused $100,000 damage and wrecked derricks at Barber's Hill.

Cotton Belt Texas Louisiana Guadalupe River Kerrville San Antonio Guadalupe Comfort George Paine J. R. Paine Center Point Dallas County Ovilla de Soto Trinity River Madisonville Madison County Texas Company Houston Barber's Hill

Oklahoma Floods Strain State as Rivers Burst Banks

Oklahoma faced renewed floods after torrential rains. Drownings included Herbert Alred, 21, who died near Frederick while trying to rescue a brother. An infant body was found in the Canadian River near El Reno. Evacuations affected Davis, Pauls Valley, and Ardmore as rivers rose, trains and highways disrupted across the state.

United Press Oklahoma City Oklahoma Herbert Alred Red River Frederick Canadian el Reno Washita Davis Paul’s Valley Ardmore Washita River

Warrant Service Fails to Capture University Suspect

In Memphis on May 19 an officer arrived at John Anderson's apartment at 10 p m with a warrant for arrest. Anderson asked to dress first, and after waiting 30 minutes the officer found he had slipped out a rear door.

United Press Memphis Tenn John Anderson Anderson

Senior League Meet at Polk Street Methodist Church

The Polk Street Methodist Church senior league holds its annual business meeting and officer elections this evening with a covered dish supper at 6 30. The league year ends June 20 and plans for next year will be discussed. All members are urged to attend.

Polk Street Methodist Church

City Manager Returns From Austin Meeting

City Manager W. N. Durham is back at his desk after attending a Texas League Municipalities convention in Austin last week. About 160 officials were present and Durham called the gathering a live one.

W. N. Durham Austin Texas League Durham Bald

Earp Opens Campaign For Senate In Seventeenth District

In Sweetwater on May 19 W Earl Earp launched his bid for the next regular senate seat, while Thomas L Blanton of Abilene and Mrs R Q Lee of Cisco ended their campaigns for Congress to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Lee's husband s death, leaving voters to decide in tomorrow s special election.

Associated Press Sweetwater Thomas L. Blanton Abilene R. Q. Lee Cisco Today Congress

Five Hurt In Missouri Bus Crash Near Bethany

A passenger bus traveling from Kansas City to Des Moines crashed through a guard railing one mile north of Bethany Missouri, toppled down the bluff and caught fire. Five people were injured with one in critical condition.

United Press Bethany Kansas City Des Moines Here

Bavaria regulates schoolgirl dress to curb morals

Berlin reports Bavaria issues a circular from the Ministry of Education requiring school girls to wear dresses that reach below the knees and older girls to wear long stockings that reach well up the thigh to uphold conservative standards.

Berlin Bavaria Ministry of Education

Bach Decomposing Sparks Quick Dry Wit at Passing Show

In a witty chat the hostess asks about Bach composing, the reply says he is decomposing. The brief remark captures a light moment in a dusty music scene.

Bach

We All Share In Pain And Sorrow, Edgar Guest

A 1930 verse reflects universal suffering from sorrow and pain across all social ranks. The poet notes that masters and servants alike endure grief and struggle, while wealth and pride do not shield the rich from the same hurts as the poor.

Caesar

Market Report from City Livestock and Chicago Grains

Markets show cattle hogs and lambs across major centers steady to higher with top hog prices near 10.40 at Chicago and 10.35 at East St. Louis. Cattle and calves gain up to 25 cents, fed yearlings around 11.00 to 13.50, sheep and lambs firm to higher, and grain futures slipping on lower Liverpool quotes and Argentine supplies.

City Livestock Preas Kansas Verry Arizona East ST. Louis Associated Press Chicago California ucyrus-Erie Co Burroughs Met & Hee Canadian Pacific Canada Case Ing Oy OM & St P Ae Roc’ K Island Lla Chrysler Fuel & Iron Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Aero Curtiss Wright Sir Davidson Delaware Lack Apont Eaton Axle Autolite O. Oo Electric Power & Light Coos Urie Texas Frisco AIG General Electric General Motors Eee Benas General American Wits General Ills AB General Food Glidden Goodyea Goodrich Aeeeeteens Great West Sugar Grigsby Grunow Houdaille Hershey Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Indian Refining International Harvester International Tel & Tele Bay International Nickel Johns-Manville Sda Julius Kayser Teers Elvinator Kennecott Copper Kolster Radio Ee Kreuger Grocery Kreuger Louis Gas & Electee Sowes Inc BOM Weesaytag Miami Copper Missouri Pacific Tree Tromery Ward Wees Athy National Bellas Teas National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy Products National Power & Light Superpower North American Il Arkansas Gas Nevada Assoc New York Central Amer Maracaibo Oliver Farmen Chas Cord Corp Wanes Otis Steel Central Pub Bok Cana Marconi Radio Keith Orpheum Athy Darby Petroleum Remington Rand Reading Company Durant Republic Iron Reynolds Tobacco Bond & Share Sears Roebuck Gapithy Fokker Airplangs Teee Ford Eng. Sne Southern Pacific Een Simmon France Studebaker Pe St. Joseph Lead Fox Theaters Stewart Warner Golden Sachs Texas Gulf Gulf Oil Union Pacific Humble Oil A Co United Aircraft Wees Jpe & Foundry Ind Bly U. Ss Lone Star Gas United Carbon Tees Midwest Utilities Sance United Corporation Osee United Gas Equipment Nia, & Hudson Utilities Power & Light Nat Fied Gag United Fruit Teeeneee Ohio Oil Pet Corp Jarner Bros Penn R Warner Quinlan Stan Indiana Kenener Estern Union Ty White Motors Ane South Penn Overland E Transamerica Wey Worth Abeenewes Yellow Cab Serene Ove Sita United Gas Co Vacuum Oil Olate Seebee New York Jno. Clarke & Co Allis Chalmers Allied Chemical & D Sit Allegheny Corporation Amerada Corporation Au American Car & Foundry American International American Power & Light Erican Tel & Telg American Tobacco AT & Santa Auburn Auto Jnc. F. Com American Waterworks Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Aviation Tuly Bethlehem Steel Alin Borden Company Paenes Cvsesees Csoves

Cotton futures and spot markets dip amid rains and improving weather

Central and western belt states face heavy weekend rains causing floods and replanting needs while futures show mixed moves. New crop months slip after early gains as forecasts favor clearer weather, with July and October fluctuating. Liverpool and New Orleans spot prices rise on rains, then ease. New York opens slightly higher on reports and storms.

Uoder

Butter and Eggs Market and New York Stock Letter Summary

Butter prices showed weakness with creamery extras up to 33 cents and various standard and first grades listed. Bees industry prices drifted lower for extras and firsts while grades and storage grades showed mixed gains. In New York, railroad and baking stocks rallied slightly but overall market remained dull with many leaders down 2-4 points. several issues rose 1-2 points as call money held at 3 percent.

New York Associated Press Railroad and Baking Company U. S. Steel Westinghouse Electric International Harvester United Aircraft A. M. Byers Gillette Safety Razor Allied Chemical Auburn Auto Standard Gas & Electric American & Foreign Power Coca Cola Loews Chicago Great Northern Preferred St. Louis Southwestern Lackawanna Wabash Erie Missouri- Kansas-Texas National Biscuit United Biscuit

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