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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
9
A wave of reported building permits and under construction projects shows measurable growth across the city. Notable activity includes new brick veneer residences on Hayden Street and Polk Street, a 128 by 60 foot warehouse, and a $50,000 Meadow High School project advancing.
A Pittsburgh woman reports heavy sluggish feelings and weight loss improved after eight bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it helped her appetite and energy and is willing to answer inquiries about the medicine.
The region sees multiple construction projects with six room frame houses in Texico by R E Curd and more brick veneer or stucco homes in Tohoka. Real estate transfers in Randall county are listed, while Portales Canning reports 50 canned tomatoes and a forecast of 60 more if frost remains away. The Canadian Piggly Wiggly store opens under Houston R Miller alongside plans for markets in Pampa and other growth. A Perryton laundry plant, built at 25 000 dollars, aims to start operations November 1 with B M Mabon as foreman and C W Stafford as owner.
B. M. Dickey 568, a Wichita County citizen and former Electra city commissioner, died at his home on Sunday from apoplexy on the eve of his 36th wedding anniversary. He came to Electra in 1905 and served two terms as city commissioner. Survived by his wife four children and five grandchildren.
Berlin reports a day of clashes as German nationalists protest the Young reparations plan. Police arrested over 100 after demonstrations were forbidden, with the Stahlhelm clashing near Lustgarten and Potsdamerstrasse, and communists in the suburbs dispersed.
T. G. Johnson, former Wheeler county deputy sheriff, was sentenced to ten years in prison after conviction on a statutory charge linked to an alleged assault on two girls in Pampa Texas.
Six detectives arrested Second Officer John McGouldrick on arrival of the Creole in New York over the death of Jack Kraft in New Orleans. The investigation followed the steamer's arrival with authorities seeking charges.
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