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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
7
Salt Lake City Utah November 2 Range riders face a shortage of hay for over a million cattle for six months as drought of 1934 blackens meadows and shrinks haystacks. They recall 1889 warnings from Russell and seek a new solution to feed the herds.
A 70 year old Jacksonville man credits Kellogg’s All-Bran with ending 40 years of weekly laxative use. He reports freedom from constipation after using All-Bran for a week and claims he can eat any food any time. Laboratory notes cite bulk fiber vitamin B iron to support digestion and muscle tone. Sold in red and green packaging from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A Montana cattle baron sends Charles Russell to search for starving cattle amid a brutal winter. Russell notes the dying herd and a lone calf and wolf threat as cattlemen fear there may be no survivors before spring.
Willa Cather Paul Elmer More and Eugene O Neill were rumored as possible Nobel prize in literature recipients in Stockholm while a longer list of candidates including H G Wells Johannes Jorgensen and Olof Dunn were also mentioned.
A bandit who told victims he was Raymond Hamilton sped along Texas highways in a stolen car with 180 dollars in his pockets. Officers doubted he was the Huntsville death house fugitive given his description and bravado.
Melbourne honors Sir MacPher son Robertson known as MacRobertson, a candy maker who started in a mother's kitchen. At 75 he still works daily, leads a 2006-employee factory, and has donated over 1.8 million pounds to public projects and causes. He funded an air race prize and received a knighthood in 1932 for financing the Mawson Antarctic expedition.
Mrs. Alvina Mottinger of El Paso was chosen as president of the P E O Sisterhood of Texas at the annual San Antonio convention succeeding Mrs. Edith Henderson. Other officers include Mae T. McLain Fort Worth and George Fischer Amarillo. The group voted to move its annual meeting to April with next convening set for Fort Worth in 1936.
Austin area lawmakers call oil producers to a conference to discuss a proposed per barrel penalty to curb hot oil flows. Rep. Bob Long cites an attorney general ruling limiting railroad commission actions and aims to grant stronger movement controls for oil products and crude. A price stabilization bill and a separate natural gas tax proposal are also under discussion.
The vice president of the Texas P F O is identified as the outgoing state treasurer. She previously served last year as president of Chapter B in Amarillo P F O and is this year a member of the chapter's auditing committee.
An inscription in gold or silver is accompanied by an electric pencil that writes with heat through gold or silver foil, enabling precise markings on metal surfaces.
In Hollywood Anné Johnston 30 brunette entered Rudolph Valentino Park paused before the statue drank poison then collapsed ten minutes later. A poison bottle lay beside her and cards in her purse identified her. Friends cited a nervous breakdown and months of ill health. Police sought to question her husband Joseph P Johnston Hollywood bank employee.
WP reports Jonah a sea elephant weighing about 4000 pounds has died in St. Louis on November 2. The event is noted as a local wildlife occurrence with no further details available.
Ten million viewers witnessed the tragedy at the St Louis Zoo where a large elephant died yesterday. It follows Toto Tembo, an infant African elephant, who died last Sunday, marking a sequence of significant losses at the zoo.
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