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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1929

Page

2

Local Scouts Shine at Houston Camp Honor Trip

Olin Hardy and Bob Brumel from Amarillo, Eagle Scouts in Troop 4, are highlighted as popular delegates at the Houston Texas Boy Scout encampment. Brumel serves as camp goat, a high camp honor, while Hardy has earned multiple top honors during the two year scouting span. Marvin J. Paul, the local scout executive, accompanies them as acting camp director.

Olin Hardy Bob Brummel Houston Texas Marvin J. Paul Goat Chief Pal Rea Bob Amarillo Houston Scouts Olin Herdy

Hemphill County Notes Include Rattlesnake Serum Offer

Old Tack reports Hemphill County rattlesnakes few last year with two bites both recovering. He offers anti snake serum from Alexander ranch free of charge as a community gesture. He describes a drying river Washita crossing at Alexander crossing and notes local gas price dispute involving The Prairie Oil & Gas Company and Amarillo public ownership views. He appeals for reader ads to aid a bedbug distressed lady in Amarillo.

Hemphill County Alexander Ranch Alexander Hemphill Washita Alexander Crossing Hunting Fields Ernest Thompson Jack Adkins Lion's Club Adkins Prairie Oil & Gas Company Southwest City Commission Prairie Company Amarillo New York City

Farmers to Get Free Subscriptions to Southwest Plainsman

Farmers across the country attending state fair exhibits will receive a three month free subscription to the Southwest Plainsman. The paper edited by J. W. Cheney focuses on Panhandle Plains territory info. The Chamber of Commerce plans to send 40 free copies and will add 100 more, urged by O. V. Vernon.

Panhandle Plains Middlewestern Southwest Plainsman J. W. Cheney Panhandle Chamber of Commercce Jon Wayland Chamber of Commerce Wayland O. V. Vernon Cheney

Rodeo death trial set for September 16

C S Pete Williams faces trial for stabbing death of O C Hill Jr a Donley County farmer at a rodeo on July 4 Judge Henry S Bishop ordered September 16 as the trial date A special venue of 100 men will be summoned and defense counsel E T Miller sought a reset Williams has been jailed since a grand jury indictment last Saturday

C. S Pete) Williams O. C. Hill, Jr Donley County Henry S. Bishop Bish E. T. Miller Cel Miller Wiliams

Personal notes and job offers from Amarillo paper

A rambling collection of letters mentions a pumpkin gift from Pampa, a plea for discretion about a secret, an opening to sell life insurance via F. M. Stapleton, and a housing trade offer at 2105 Buchanan with two children to supervise during the day. Other items include a rattlesnake note and yo yo promises.

F. M. Stapleton Amarillo Stapleton Tack Pampa Old Tack A. L. Anderson Buchanan Street Anderson

Passenger plane forced to land in rugged New Mexico terrain

A T. A. & T. airplane en route from Albuquerque to Chicago was forced to land in western New Mexico amid heavy thunderstorms and fog. Passengers include Mrs. J. B. Raymond and A. D. McGaffey. crew led by Chief Pilot J. B. Stowe. Search by seven planes began with conditions hindering progress.

New Mexico T. A J. B. Raymond Glendale A. D. McGaffey Albuquerque N. M William H. Beers New York Harris Livermore Boston N. M. Campbell Cincinnati J. B. Stowe A. E. Dietel C. F. Canfield Hunt Seven Phoenix Standard Air Lines Arizona Los Angeles Western Air Express Holbrook Ariz

T A T suspends all service on line

Transcontinental Air Transport halts flights between Waynoka Oklahoma and Winslow Arizona to aid search for the missing TAS plane. Five passengers were aboard the ill fated craft, last seen west of Grants New Mexico. William H Beers golf editor on board perished.

Albuquerque N. M Transcontinental Air Transport Company Waynoka Okla Winslow Ariz Clovis Grants, N. M GOLF New York William H. Beers Arizona Golf Illustrated Pebble Beach Calif

Gristy Held Without Bond After Assault Hearing

Alan Gristy, a Santa Fe employee, was remanded to jail without bond after an examining trial before Justice J W Minter on charges of criminal assault on a 27 year old woman. The complainant testified about injuries and the case heads to the grand jury following today’s proceedings.

J. W. Minter Alan Gristy Santa Fee Ployee Gristy

Autos Water Gas And Booze

A reader letter criticizes Prohibition as impractical and hypocritical arguing drinkers seek substitutes and laws fail. The writer urges ministers to promote personal restraint and pledges as a more effective approach, noting experiences across 26 states since 1919.

Invasion fears fade as modern warfare shifts outcomes

The piece argues that today’s scientific warfare makes uprisings and invasions unlikely to succeed. It asserts that historic threats from a Mohammedan horde are outdated and would end in defeat, reflecting a grim but deterministic view of modern warfare’s balance.

Graf Zeppelin Returns to Hangar After Spectacle in Friedrickshafen

Graf Zeppelin lands at the Zeppelin works amid huge crowds in Friedrickshafen. The ship descends to ground amid cheers, 22 passengers wave from the windows as ground crew guide it into the hangar at 8 56 a m. Ground Officer Hans Von Schiller leads the first crew member off the dirigible followed by the passengers.

Zeppelin Works Friedrichshafen Gree Hans von Schiller

Pioneer W F Spilman Dies at Claude Home

W F Spilman 76 longtime Armstrong county resident died at his Claude home at 3 80 this morning He leaves his widow a daughter Mrs F S Wade of Oklahoma City and a son Dr E B Spilman of Waco He was a Baptist and will be buried in Claude Cemetery with N S Griggs & Sons directing funeral services Thursday at 3 pm

W.F. Spilman Armstrong County Claude F. S. Wade Oklahoma City E. B. Spilman Waco Spilman Baptist Church W. H. Younger Canyon J. H. Grimes C. F. Smalley Tom Brummett Warren Hood Bob Campbell Dick Phillips M. M. Kirk P. H. Lynch T. J. Page R. C. Holman Will Fox Will Miller Don Cavanaugh Will Davin Arch Finley Frank Clifton S. J. Stallings Rafe Jones Marcellus Bates D. B. Wilson Lanham Doak Jim Woodburn C. M. Byrd John Miles R. E. Boon A We Weeks R. L. Bagwell John Rex John Graham R. N. Rutherford Tony Cheaveaux Paul Haythorn Claude Cemeane N. S. Griggs &Ons

Attorney Is Jailed for Contempt in Cantrell Case

Attorney for W C Pee Wee Cantrell was jailed after a $25 contempt fine for arriving 20 minutes late in Judge Henry S Bishop's district court. He was held until 1 pm after a second contempt finding during the trial. Cantrell faced liquor law charges with Eddie Parsley, Parsley already given a year for a separate offense. Only two witnesses will be called by the state. Cantrell will defend and seek a suspended sentence. Parsley’s trial is expected later today.

Henry S. Bishop District Criminal Court W. C. (Pee Wee) Cantrell E. T. Miller Cantrell Bishop Eddie Parsley Parsley

Miss Nixon and Colleagues Earn Masters at Columbia

Miss Elizabeth Nixon supervisor of elementary schools and Miss Lenora Walters head of Home Economics at Amarillo schools earned Master’s Degrees at Columbia University New York City this summer. Nixon completed Education in six weeks and Walters specialized in foods earning a Master’s in Household Arts. Miss Ethel Jackson principal of Wolflin School also completed a summer course at Columbia.

Elizabeth Nixon Amarillo Columbia University New York City Lenora Walters Columbia Ethel Jackson Wolflin

Mother and Baby Die at Home Here

The bodies of Mrs. Julia Sisk aged 19 and her infant daughter who died three hours earlier at the home of her sister Mrs. B C Pitts 408 Alabama Street are held at N B Griggs & Sons Mortuary awaiting out of town relatives. Mrs. Sisk leaves a mother Mrs W C Sisk and three brothers and three sisters.

Julia Sisk Sisk B. C. Pitts Alabama Street N. 8 Griggs & Sons W. C. Sisk

Market Summary Mixed With Gains And Losses Across Stocks And Grains

Middle morning bids show the Texas market firming 4 to 9 points before December retreats to a net 14 to 19 point loss by midday. Grain opened weak with wheat easing and corn steady to lower as rain prospects impact the Argentine and U.S. belt. In New York, stock trading starts with uneven moves led by Radio Corp up, GE down, and notable declines for AMF and Westinghouse, while rails attract selective buying and foreign exchange opens firmer.

Texas Chicago Liverpool Argentina York New York Radio Corporation Common Andes Cooper General Electric International Telephone U. S. Freight Montgomery Ward Gillette Safety Razor American Machine & Foundry Westinghouse Electric Stone & Webster John Mansville People’s Gas Goodyear Rubber Western Dairies B Best & Co Otis Elevator American U. S. Steel Sears Roebuck

Drake dies at Kester home in San Angelo

Joe S. Drake aged 58 died at his daughter's residence 207 Alabama street at 4 this morning after months of illness. He leaves a second daughter Mrs James Shoun of Henrietta Oklahoma and a sister Mrs Tom F Hurn of San Angelo. The body will be sent to Henrietta Oklahoma via Rock Island at 6:30 Thursday morning by N B Griggs & Sons.

Joe S. Drake R. D. Kester Alabama Street James Shoun Henrietta Oklahoma Tom F. Hurn San Angelo Rock Island Griggs & Sons

Market reports from Kansas City Fort Worth and New York

Hogs and cattle in Kansas City and Fort Worth markets show mixed to steady tones with prices varying by weight and class. Cotton futures in New York opened steady with slight declines before buyers absorbed offerings and months advanced amid light weather-driven buying.

Atlantic Beacon Barnsdall Houston

Poem by Edgar A. Guest reflecting on hometown pride and community character in a quiet 1929 vignette.

Edgar A. Guest Atlantic Beacon Barnsdall Houston

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