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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
2
A long mixed column covers light showers forecast with little rain, Mrs. Roosevelt may visit the Panhandle, Elliott Roosevelt in Fort Worth arranged a private interview, and crowds in Texas show enthusiasm. The piece also lists civic notices, sports chatter, property talk, and trivia.
Walter G. Fly, a longtime Amarillo druggist, presided over corporation court as city officers replaced Elmer G. Green. Ed Shaffer was tried and jailed for violation of the city prophylactic ordinance. Ten men were arrested and many more to appear before Judge Fly later.
The weatherman sticks to a fair forecast for tonight and the weekend despite a brief morning shower. Noon precipitation measured .03 inch, with showers confined to scattered Panhandle sections. Two day outlooks include Sunday in today's prophecy.
A detailed list of KGNC program blocks from 130 to 8 45 featuring World Series broadcasts, Betty and Bob talk segments, Siesta Music, police broadcasts, pop concerts, various WRS music programs, studio performances, sports reviews, and late night features including Organ Tunes and Metropolitan Moods.
The letter from Madison and Perryton voices anger at gas extraction firms for releasing dry sour gas, alleging it dries soil and clouds rain, worsens five years of drought, and harms farms. The writers call for action to stop waste and protect fertile plains.
Kansas City hogs showed activity with prices 10.25 to 10.80 for 180 to 260 pounds and 9.25 to 10.18 for 140 to 170 pounds. calves and killing classes steady to firm. New Orleans cotton futures rose early on light buying, with October around 11.08 and December near 11.93, amid spot demand and Ethiopian war department influence.
Frankie Ozee 16, of Dechard Tennessee, is dead. A message to Dorothy Davis says the body will arrive Sunday and funeral services will be held Monday. Survived by brother Billie and sister Nina. His mother died in a rail crossing accident near the Amarillo Cotton seed mill.
Wesleyan Rams arrive in Amarillo and set Herring Hotel as headquarters. Led by 306 pound tackle Add Alexander, the team features weight and speed as it prepares to face West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes in Canyon at 8 p.m. Fort Worth reports call them a team to be reckoned with.
Three illiterate mountain boys were executed in Raleigh North Carolina for a murder robbery that netted seventy seven dollars. The procession from death row began at 10 30 A M with Robert Thomas first to the chair followed by Oris Gunter and Arthur Gosnell.
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