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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
5
City health department expenditures for the year ending October 31 totaled 37332.10 with medical and hospital costs making up most of the bill. Per capita cost stood at 81 cents based on a 46000 population, allocated among medical care dairy inspections animal health and meat control various sanitary inspections and fumigations.
NEW YORK report says entertainer Jolson embarks on a world concert tour following a Palm Beach vacation. William Morris calls the guaranteed show the highest in show business history. Morris also guided Harry Lauder on his American tours. Chief Leading Star alias Alfred E Smith, presented to Chief Curry of Tammany in Helena Montana, receives a headdress wampum belt and regalia during a presidential campaign. MARRAKESH reports locust swarms overwhelm parts of Morocco with French Legion battles and new gasoline stations planned for Athens and Piraeus.
At 11 30 tonight the Amarillo pre premiere of The Virginian the classic of the Old West will be shown at the Mission Theater Gary Cooper leads a strong cast including Richard Arlen Walter Huston and Mary Brian The film is all talkie with notable outdoor scenes and marks another step in talking pictures The regular showing starts Saturday
Will G. Lock, 46, died at his Buda area farm after a power saw shattered sending a splinter into his abdomen. The incident occurred Tuesday and police reported no further details.
An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage & Sulphur as an inexpensive home formula to restore gray hair to its natural color. It claims noticeable results and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with a mix of sage tea and sulphur prepared by a druggist.
City Chemist Jack Wyatt reports a United States Public Health Service rating of 95.6 for Amarillo, up from 49 percent four years ago. Dairies statewide and local inspections aided the improvement, with one Patton dairy reaching 100 percent.
Troop 12 of Amarillo Boy Scouts arranged a father and son banquet at 7:30 Friday night at First Baptist Church to strengthen father scout ties. Twenty four scouts include half from Johnson School with three Johnson pupils on the program, Mac McCoy, Morgan Rockell, and James Patterson.
Jacob S. Walter of Carpenter South Dakota reports persistent cough after flu and says Lin-O-Nine Emulsion loosened and removed the cough quickly. The product blends flaxseed eucalyptus cassia and glycerine and is marketed by Kerr Chemical Co for 50 cent or 1 dollar sizes with a 15 ounce bottle offered by mail.
A letter of praise was sent by Mayor Ernest C. Thompson to Mr. Patton. The report rates milk supply by four factors: pasteurizing plants 98 percent, retail raw milk 94 percent, raw milk sold to pasteurizing 98 percent, and enforcement methods 97 percent.
Farr, Orvis Melvin, George Robert son, Roy Cline, Wendell Wood, Loyd Thompson, J. B. Clark and Garwood Brauchie served with J. H. Stiles as scoutmaster while D. Her bert and F. B. Payne act as assistant scoutmasters in the unit.
Eastland Texas November 27. The special Eastland county grand jury, convened to investigate the Ratliff lynching and linked bank robbery, returned no indictments and was discharged to await the regular jury. The regular panel is to be impaneled December 2, with the special jury defending county officers.
A block of seven one story and brick stores in Kerens Texas was burned for over two hours before Kerens and Corsicana fire departments contained the blaze. An explosion blew off a roof while the cafe origin and eight other businesses including a grocery dry goods garment tailor and hardware store burned. Loss estimate not yet available.
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