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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1937

Page

3

City Welding Work Emphasizes Safety and Standards

City Machine and Welding Works highlights strict safety measures for steam boilers, automobile tanks, and underground storage tanks. Owners A. B. McSwain and S. S. Seibel use National Board of Fire Underwriters inspection and labels, ensuring brass labels on underground tanks signify compliance with Underwriters Laboratories standards.

City Machine and Welding Works Panhandle A. B. McSwain S. S. Seibel National

College Beauty Nook Promotes Modern Hair Treatments

The College Beauty Nook at 2114-B Washington Street showcases new equipment for Amarillo women. Mary Miner and Christine Redmond opened the salon offering hair drying, permanent waving, Fitch masque treatments, and a 30 minute manicure, with appointments via phone.

College Washington Street Mary Miner Christine Redmond Amarillo Wolflin Addition Amarillo College Sanders Fitch

City Machine and Welding Works Spotlighted in Amarillo

The City Machine and Welding Works in Amarillo has served the area for over 17 years. It builds steam boilers and runs an electric welding department praised for portable equipment capable of handling jobs of any size at any location.

City Machine and Welding Works Amarillo

Strange Roosting Place in Stinnett

Orin Thompson, a rancher from near Oil City, stopped in Stinnett to refuel after a 100 mile trip. An old speckled hen flew from under the car hood as the attendant raised it, then sped away. The story ends with the line about Davy Crockett and the motto be sure you’re right then go ahead.

Stinnett Orin Thompson Oil City Sunray Mr. Thompson Davy Crockett

McDonald Auto Supply Highlights Winter Auto Heaters and Additives

The McDonald Auto Supply Co at 612 Harrison Street promotes fast selling winter auto items. Featured are Stewart-Warner South Wind car heater and Arvin Duo-Flow hot water heaters with defrosters, plus Alkosave anti freeze safety device. Zerone anti freeze and other accessories follow, with full product details available by mail or phone.

McDonald Auto Supply Company Harrison Street Stewart-Warner McDonald Auto Supply America Charles Figh Casco Gates USL Liberty Eveready Rustone McDonald Auto Supply Co

Cowboys Go Courtin on a 340 Mile Roundup

In Clarendon on November 21 Special report six J A Ranch cowboys rode 340 miles to gather their girlfriends for a cowboys ball. They left at dusk with the thermometer at 14 degrees and rode a pick-up to 85 miles away. They danced until 3 in the morning then returned to join the chuck wagon for the next day’s work.

Clarendon J. A. Ranch

Corpus Christi Building Rooms Lat

A brief item notes rooms in Corpus Christi building, with focus on location and availability. The notice mentions building address and room allocation details for a local facility.

Corpus Christi Joins Texas Cities With $3 Million in Building Permits

Booming Corpus Christi reports weekly building permits total over $3,000,000, ranking among Texas leaders. The release lists Houston, Galveston, Corpus Christi, Austin, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Wichita Falls, Lubbock and Corsicana with their permit totals, noting a $135,000 phone building permit in Galveston.

Dallas Corpus Christi South Texas Texas Houston Galveston Austin Ita Oh Aie Pigott Ay Corsicana

McCrory Reviews New Type Cotton Gin In Bridgeport

S H McCrory chief engineer of the United States Bureau of Agricultural Engineering viewed a novel cotton gin in Bridgeport. Inventor Frank H Watson of Bridgeport and Jonesboro Ark applied for patents in the United States Russia and other European countries. The device departs from the Eli Whitney gin and uses a belt with hooked teeth and centrifugal seed expulsion at 3500 to 4000 feet per minute.

Bridgeport Conn S. H. McCrory United States Bureau of Agricultural Engineering Frank H. Watson Jonesboro Ark United States Russia

Hartley County Gets Big Game Preserve

Hartley County signs a 70 000 acre game preserve agreement with the Extension Service for the Beck Ranch. The plan protects hunters from trespass, aims to replenish quail prairie chicken antelope doves ducks and fish, and permits limited hunting under state seasons. Seven earthen tanks are completed with county aid to stock fish.

Hartley Beck Hartley County State Game, Fish, and Oyster Commission

Deputy Tax Assessor Resigns in Memphis

Clay Crow resigns as deputy tax assessor after three years and moves with his family to Long Beach California. Olin Cooper is appointed as his successor.

Memphis Clay Crow Long Beach Cal Olin Cooper

Gauss Estate Vault Yields Over Million

Detroit probate reveals Charles Gauss estate locks contain over 1.05 million in currency in envelopes of 50 000 each addressed to widow Margaret Gauss. The trove includes stock shares in dairy distillery and brewery firms, gems, and bonds from City of Detroit Pontiac Philippine Islands Bay City water works and the United States government.

Detroit U.P Charles Gauss Margaret Gauss Pontiac Philippine Islands Bay City

Carl White Chosen President of Texas Editorial Association

Port Arthur editor Carl White was elected president at the 26th annual Texas Editorial Association convention in Corpus Christi during the closing business session. The group elected White to lead the association with the selection of officers and ongoing plans to follow.

Corpus Christi Texas Editorial Association Carl White Port Arthur

Texas convention closes with officers and speeches

FE A Boss of Schulenberg named first vice president and L W Bailey of Dallas named second vice president. Lieut Gov Walter Woodul spoke on Advertising Texas at the closing session. Editors enjoyed a Kingsville barbecue at Santa Gertrudis headquarters with Roy Miller of Corpus Christi addressing attendees.

FE. A. Boss Schulenberg L. W. Bailey Dallas Walter Woodul Texas Santa Gertrudis King Ranch Kingsville Roy Miller Corpus Christi

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