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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
2
Fragmentary market notices show turkey prices 10¢ to 18¢ and weights like 8 lbs for hens and 14 lb old toms. References to butter and eggs, delivery charges, and new cases are listed with total figures including 33.90 dollars.
Market listing shows prices for wheat, Maize, Kaffir, Rye, Barley, and Oats with basis figures. Prices include No. 1 hard wheat at $1.40 per 100 pounds and other grains priced per bushel or 100 pounds as specified.
The text relays a vision where the air boat ZR-3 is renamed Los Angeles and kept in a museum as a historic model. It predicts flying ships and cites Mellon-Coolidge economy efforts reducing government costs below 1.8 billion next year.
P H Hertzog, plants manager at Amarillo Refining company, says he and his family chose Amarillo for a home after four months in the city. He praises the people and the community, noting it as the most wonderful country and that Amarillo suits his family. Bicycles. 113 West Seventh.
P L Wertzog of Amarillo Refinings says Panhandle crude production may rise as new wells near pay sands come online. The refinery is positioned to handle more oil, uses Pan-Tex pipeline for quick delivery, and distributes gasoline kerosene and distillate across the Panhandle. Since November 13, fourteen tank car shipments have gone to Panhandle points and other states.
Former actress Keeps Vigil beside Capt John Smuts who lies seriously injured after a mysterious shooting in their Boston apartment. Smuts is nephew of Gen Jan Smuts, long allied figure of South Africa. Repairs noted at 115 W Ith.
Rita Wellman, novelist and playwright, marries advertising man Maurice Marks at home with Supreme Court Justice Charles L. Guy officiating. The ceremony follows a magazine piece in which Wellman said she was single, then said she planned to marry if a compatible partner appeared. The couple will keep Wellman’s surname for branding reasons.
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Thirteenth and Taylor was filled to capacity this morning for a Thanksgiving service with expressions of gratitude from attendees. President Coolidge's Thanksgiving proclamation was read aloud during the service.
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