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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1930

Page

2

Amarillo Hosts First Own Your Home Exposition

Tonight in the big tent on Hughes Street Amarillo opens its first Own Your Home Exposition. The mega event features a grand display of home building from lot to chimney top with exhibitors from material supply, hardware, plumbing, and real estate firms. WDAG will provide entertainment and live broadcasts from opening through week end with prizes for daily giveaways and guided tours by the real estate board.

Amarillo At & O Hughes Street WDAG Crystal Texas Real Estate Board

Unemployment debate and tales of deadly allure in New York

In New York Eugene Van Clief recalls Kipling on the danger of choosing the wrong woman after admiring a widow who killed her husband. Governor Roosevelt seeks a practical study of unemployment insurance. The piece notes economic links from small spenders to railroad profits and hints at possible Labour Liberal Tory alignments in Britain under Lloyd George.

New York Eugene van Clief Kipling van Clief Roosevelt

Labor Day at Mission Labor Camp Highlights Hardship

The Christian Army Rescue Mission at 208 South Buchanan marks Labor Day as a time of struggle for the needy residents. Capt. A Roberts directs the effort, feeding two meals daily, aiding in clothes, and aiding men to find work. The mission has served 2460 meals since July 20 and relies on public donations.

Christian Army Rescue Mission South Buchanan Capt A. Roberts Amarillo Roberts Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen San Fe System L. B. Larsen G. J. Wilson Captain Roberts

Schedule Details for Amarillo School Grade Classifications

The document outlines class schedules for Buchanan Junior High and Sam Houston Junior High in Amarillo. It lists daily times for high eighth and ninth grade groups, low eighth and seventh grade pupils, and combined high seventh grade students, with specific alphabetic groupings A through Z and dates across Tuesday to Friday.

Buchanan Junior High Sam Houston Went Amarillo

Eleven Enter Thompson Trophy Race at Chicago

Eleven top speed pilots entered the Thompson trophy race at Curtiss-Wright Airport Chicago for a 100 mile course. The event offered a 10000 dollar purse the largest for this race. Officials postponed the start to 5 40 p m C T to suit late crowds.

United Press Curtiss-Wright Chicago America

Reply to Tack letter on deer killing case in Texas

The writer disputes Mr P J Camerell’s criticism of the trial of two railroad workers for killing a pet deer owned by the Texas Game Commission. He recounts finding a tire from the suspects’ car near the crime, and describes observer Tom Billups and the deer being seen in Miami.

Tack P. J. Camerell Texas Game Commission Tom Billups Miami Mr. Billups Billups

Wreck of the Texas Special near Osage Hills kills several

A derailment of the Texas Special west of St. Louis injures and claims multiple lives. Fireman EB White and engineman C E Ray die, with a long list of injured passengers and crew including conductor William Meador and Pullman conductor J D Bersch. Families mourn as responders treat lacerations, fractures, and shock.

I'revs ST. Louis San Francisco Osage Hills Here C. E Dick) Ray Newburg EB. T. “White Maplewood Charles Newton Washington, D. C Newton Isabel Guy W. Williams Daniel Russell College Station Texas Atlee Wickersham Springfield William M. Meador J. D. Bersch Lawrence R. Johnson San Antonio Tex Jee Hawn Muskogee Okla Robert A. Newton Stephenson Greenville Walter Ridley Walter John Godfrey

Mayor Comments on Paying for Paving in Amarillo

Col FE Thompson, mayor, lauds city commission actions on street paving showing petitions from 60 per cent abutting owners granted and the city paying a quarter of paving costs. He cites ordinance cutting paving certificates interest from eight to six percent and credits these moves with boosting paving progress. Wilbert Robinson orders Dodgers players to seek evening amusement to combat club stagnation.

Col. FE. C. Thompson Sunday News-Globe Amarillo Wilbert Robinson Dodgers Thelub

Amarillo Echoes on Payne Case and Local Prosperity

The piece reflects on the Payne explosion and praises Sheriff Thompson's handling. It predicts a regional boom for Amarillo from rail and industry growth, urges home ownership, and shares rustic anecdotes about old Tack and local humor.

Swine Premium List for Tri State Fair Anounced at Amarillo

J H Avery announces a complete Poland China premium list for open classes at the Tri State Fair Amarillo starting Sept 22 with $3000 total prizes. Poland China entries judged Sept 24 limited to TX OK NM. futurity premiums total $800. Open class Duroc Jersey and Hampshire lists shown with multiple prize tiers. Breeder and litter eligibility rules noted for futurities.

J. H. Avery Swine Department Tri-State Fair Amarillo Poland China Avery Poland China Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Mr. Avery Amarillo Tri-State Duroc Jersey District Durocs Aredmuel Ferreres Voetee Reas Hampshire

Labor Day Racing and Picnic Plan at Harding's Ranch

Labor Day features races for three year olds and up with purses from 75 to 150 dollars. Entries include Topsy Black Bess Helena Bell Foreign Relations Little Jess Red Star Del High Boy Isondles George Keith and more. Amarilloans plan a labor picnic at Harding's ranch with a time race handicap eight mile course and evening dancing.

Topsy J. A Zimmerman Clower G. Buchan Bloss Little Jess Cotton Sullivan Jetton W. Daniels Carter G. Buchanan Kenney George Keith C. Scharbauer Blows Harding

Crowds Pack Capital for Labor Day Celebrations

Washington witnesses record Labor Day crowds as unions parade along Pennsylvania Avenue with 75 labor union delegations. Vice President Curtis is the only top official in town. Hoover plans to return from Virginia. William Green addresses the New York State Fair and Washington Cathedral urging broader labor reforms.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Curtis Philadelphia New York Hoover Virginia Mountain Camp American Federation of Labor William Green Washington Cathedral

Hungarians Riot for Food and Work in Budapest

Ten thousand Hungarian workmen swarmed into Budapest streets demanding food and work. Police clashed with the marchers, two demonstrators were reported killed and many injured as troops were called out.

Budapest Hungary Araax

Cottage Life in Winter Pride Despite Many Inconveniences

A 1930 Edgar A. Guest poem laments a country cottage with leaky roof and noisy clocks yet simmers with affection. The speaker boasts modern conveniences while longing for city life where water works and other comforts function reliably.

Kiwanis Conference Delivers Hospitality in Texas Visit

Bill Collins of Amarillo led the morning session on Underprivileged Child Work. Lubbock welcomed delegates with organized hospitality and city tours. Churches held Kiwanis services. A musical tea for ladies was planned, followed by a 6:30 chicken barbecue for delegates.

Bill Collins Amarillo Lubbock

Amarillo Man Elected Associate Member of ASCE

Francis S. French, Amarillo fire insurance engineer and a leader in the city engineering department, has been elected an associate member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He received notice by letter to George T. Seabury, secretary of the society at New York headquarters. There are said to be fewer than four associate members of ASCE in Amarillo.

Francis S. French Amarillo American Society of Civil Engineers French George T. Seabury Wes Thirty-ninth Street New York American Society of Civil Enginers

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