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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
5
A dedication is announced as Palo Duro Park nears completion. Mrs. Roy Vermillion signs a note thanking the writer and inviting further contact.
Palisades State Park near Amarillo shows extensive C C C camp work and rustic construction. Park engineer Rex Byrum notes a 42 foot bridge and 30 by 50 foot concession building nearly finished with a 10 000 gallon cement tank and new water supply lines ensuring long term park use.
Clarendon fans propose Bronchos face the Pampa Harvesters in the Panhandle finals after noting the season results. The Tigers tied with the Harvesters and lost to Clarendon while Clarendon beat McLean, suggesting a bracket leading to a Bronchos Harvesters final.
A small snow white Boston Screw Tail bulldog with three or four black spots and a black head spot has been missing about a month. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Contact R. L. Birdsalf at Dial 2-2923 808 Lincoln St or E R Del for 50 cent return reward.
A reflection on happiness rooted in health food and friendships. The speaker urges giving thanks to the Creator and easing others' burdens, expressing pleasure in helping others and brightening weary faces.
The barrier to Palo Duro Canyon scenic drive will be removed after 11:30 Sunday morning and a formal opening service will follow. Panhandle notables and state park officials will attend with a barbecue for 2000 people. a 25 cent meal will be served near the canyon floor. The drive will be open Sundays and workers will be on site other days.
Local notices seek help for missing dog Nick a registered eight year old black and white French bulldog weighing 45 pounds with Salina tag 138 and a back sore. Reward offered for its return plus other lost items including a tan right handed glove a baby clothing bag and a glassess loss amid requests for help from Amarillo residents.
Vivian White seeks evening work after 4 PM and invites interest at 1112 Buchanan Street. Sally Loken pleads help locating Mr Cotton who traveled from Denver with her sister Ann Loken and left a bag containing shoes and a mirror. She asks readers for any donations to clothe her 9 month old baby due to hard times.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a quick remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven active scientific helps, safety, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee by the local druggist if relief is not achieved.
A vintage ad promotes a home remedy for stubborn coughs using 4 ounces Pinex mixed with granulated sugar syrup in a pint bottle. It claims quick lasting relief, child friendly taste, and that the recipe yields four times the cost of ready-made products. The ad guarantees relief or money back.
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