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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
4
Burglars broke into the Wildorado Producers Association office last night and carted off a large safe. The safe contained company papers including federal warehouse receipts. Officials urge anyone finding the papers to contact Oldham County or Potter County sheriffs.
Roy J. Barrett a seaman first class and son of Mrs H M Sims plans to depart tomorrow morning for Philadelphia He has been home on leave Glass is cited as one of the oldest known materials in a brief line of text
Ahistorical ad touts P-W as a medically sound cure for pinworms, urging early action and referencing an officially approved drug principle. It promotes a rare free metal polishing cloth offer from Dr. D. Jayne & Son at 2 Vine St Philadelphia with a clip-and-send request.
Mr and Mrs Otho Givins of Borger spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Jack Givins at 110 East Ninth.
A petit jury is summoned to hear criminal cases in 47th District Court next Monday with a special venire of 250 men for Sept 23. Four trials set for the week include Oscar Lowe murder Varnell White murder Elbert Marsha murder and Raco Ray Dawson criminal assault.
The Veterans Information Center led by Tom Nelson and Potter County Service Officer Rhea Smith will relocate to the old Library Building on the courthouse square next week. The Potter County Draft Boards remain in the building but will share one side. the information center was at 110 East Fifth and the county service office at the courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stewart of Mexia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gattis at 2806-B Van Buren. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White of 1301 Lincoln and S. E. Donaldson of 608 East Thirteenth return from a business trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Red Whatley of Wichita Falls won the top prize of 211 dollars for best calf roping average across the three day Will Rogers Range Riders rodeo. Final totals include 31.2 seconds for two calf roping halves and 72 dollars for the bull dogging winner Shorty Matlock. Three contestants were injured, with Blackie Smith most seriously hurt in a bareback bronc accident.
An ad promotes Golden Peacock Bleach Creme promising clearer brighter skin by addressing dry patches and external blemishes. It claims fast results after a few applications and offers 50 cents to 1 dollar at drug counters with a free sample by writing to Golden Peacock Dept. 2 A Paris Tennessee.
In Carlsbad New Mexico Mr and Mrs Tom Fletcher 423 West Tenth are reported as vacationing in Carlsbad New Mexico with their location confirmed.
Mr and Mrs E P Hallmark of 1003 Jefferson and Mrs J B Clouse are mentioned as returning from Oklahoma. The fragment indicates a group or family relocation or travel update with these named individuals and a city address.
Life insurance companies urge policyholders and the public to support specific government steps. They commend authorities for positive measures and call for practical action to bolster stability and confidence in the economy.
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