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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
2
A reader extols honesty shown by those returning lost money, praises Mrs. W S Roberts for locating the owner of a stray twenty, and commends Baptist ministers in Amarillo for their health, attire, happiness, and kindness. The piece notes preachers’ modern appeal and moral standing, and ends by describing the man who most resembles a minister in town.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a simple method to banish dandruff and strengthen hair. It claims hundreds of stage and screen stars use it, and for over 30 years specialists have recommended the product to dissolve crusts, stop falling hair, tone the scalp, and promote long, silky growth with regular brushing.
The column lauds United States Senator Tom Connally for his prominent role in the Democratic party and his influence in Washington. It notes his grave demeanor and national stature, contrasting his preacherlike appearance with his political gravity, and mentions plans for a personality write-up of J. Frank Norris in Amarillo. It also weaves in local anecdotes, barber chatter, and a prompt for return of lost groceries at the Public Market.
The item lists readers urged to beware insurance contracts, then details rewards for a lost scarf belonging to Mrs J E McClurkan, a search for a lost English female setter, and a welfare appeal for a 16 year old orphan boy in Amarillo. It ends with a Sanborn school carnival Friday night described as a major community event.
Asiatic fleet radioed the Navy Department that the U S 8 Panay commanded by Lieut Comdr R A Dyer Jr was fired upon while passing Seechwan on the upper Yangtze River A few scattered rifle shots and seven artillery rounds were fired Panay did not return fire as no suitable targets were offered
Senator Connally spent the morning visiting supporters in the city with Jim Gulerie and Congressman Marvin Jones. He intends to attend the convention sessions this afternoon, signaling ongoing effort and engagement with local delegates.
Dear Tack responds to a column on marriage insurance, arguing many investors profit. The writer claims personal success, notes some associations operate illegitimately, but blames investors for failing to fulfill contract terms. They question a reader’s Texas relocation idea and reflect on contract clauses and outcomes.
The report details a scheme where stenographers, clerks, and even well heeled individuals were coaxed into paying monthly assessments for marriage endowment policies. Dave Blaugrund bought a policy for his marriage and cashed out for $300 after paying $49. His brother Sigmund bought in, paying $70, but was told he’d be owed nothing due to late payments. Luz Arana bought two birth policies, losing $75 on one and $125 on another. Benjamin Litter paid $30.75 for a policy and received no benefits. Salvador Vega paid $250 and got only $25 plus a letter suggesting members quit paying assessments. Mrs. Cora Cope defends the venture, insisting no misrepresentation and promising full contract reading.
Col Thompson notes no profit or discounts in the asphalt paving for Twenty second Avenue. The city, after acquiring the plant, completes its first paying project with 950 square yards at 70 cents per yard totaling 665 plus 95 excavation and 141.75 for curb and gutter. City bears 100 while property owners share 801.75 among Fisk Chisum and Rogers with labor and materials included in Stanley's final estimate.
Police and city officials say precautions have been taken to thwart plans against several prominent Los Angeles residents. Fitts stated that the department and office are acting to prevent any executions of the alleged plots.
Texas mother from Mesquite shares her routine using California Fig Syrup to soothe fretful, constipated children. Physicians endorse its gentle, pure vegetable formula to aid digestion, improve appetite, and boost weight and energy in undernourished kids. The genuine product bears the California label. available at all drugstores.
At the Texas Baptist convention in Waco speakers urged funding to retire Baylor University debt and attract a $300,000 endowment from the General Education Board. Debates covered board eligibility rules, a proposed foundation for endowment management, and reports from San Marcos Academy, College of Marshall, Burleson College, and Simmons University amid concerns over Burleson’s finances and Dr Provence’s illness.
Panhandle hearing covers H L Fulks Amarillo Friona via Canyon Hereford and H H Rieke Amarillo Boise City via Dalhart. Espy Transportation contests Adams permit to serve Pampa, suit began with injunction, dropped after confirming railroad commission permit.
Hogs receipts 5000 head steady to 10 cents lower top 2.55 with sow prices 7.00 to 8.10. Cattle receipts 2000 head with calves 400. Steers 600 to 900 pounds 9.75 to 13.25, 9060 to 1100 pounds 8.50 to 18.25. Heifers 650 to 850 pounds 8.75 to 12.25, cows 4.75 to 7.00, milk-fed 5.00 to 9.50. Stocker and feeder steers 6.75 to 9.25. Sheep receipts 2500 head, lambs about 500 lower, sheep weak.
A woman parades in finest dress as she walks the street drawing leers from policemen and townsmen. The scene contrasts her radiant youth with the crowd’s restless gaze, leaving her uneasy amid the gawking observers and dull admiration.
Fort Worth cattle and sheep market results dated November 13 show steady demand. Hogs declined modestly with rail tops at 8.65 and truck tops at 3.75. Cattle receipts 3100 head with steers at 7.00 to 8.25, cows 5.26 to 3.75, calves mixed. sheep and lambs firm to slightly weaker with fat lambs around 7.50 and yearlings near 5.60.
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