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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
9
Markets show mixed cattle and sheep trading with varied bids. Cattle demand fair to strong for prime and fed stock while grass cattle and vealers trend lower, lambs mostly 15 to 26 cents down with Colorado ewes at about 9.76 dollars per hundredweight and other totals around 11 thousand cattle and 6 thousand sheep listed.
Classified listing of used cars for sale including 1986 Ford Tudor 1985 Studebaker sedan 1934 1931 1932 Studebaker Chrysler Dodge models and several 1930s vehicles. Dealer names McLure-Craig Inc and Glen L Casey Motor Co advertise contact details and phone numbers for purchases and trade-ins.
A fragmented ad listing numerous vintage car models by year and type, including 1929 Chevrolet Coupe, 1928 Erskine Sedan, 1929 Pontiac Sedan, 1930 Buick Coupe, and 1954 Dodge Pickup. It also mentions Ford models, Desoto, Chrysler, and a 1985 Ford Tudor, with contact numbers and local dealer references.
Norman Thomas Socialist presidential nominee challenged Representative William Lemke to a public debate in a telegram. Thomas suggested Rev. Charles Coughlin could serve as a proxy if Lemke declined, signaling a high profile cross party clash in the 1930s campaign dynamics.
A 1924 Plymouth Coupe Standard model offers a fully reconditioned floating power engine, hydraulic brakes, safety-steel body, oil filter, alloy pistons with four rings and up-to-date features. Original black finish, good tires, priced at $325 above the low price of a 1929 Ford Coupe. Excellent appearance and dependable performance at a bargain.
John B. Golding Post plans a welcome for Texas VFW convention delegates passing through Amarillo on Friday Sept 11 en route to Denver. A hotel committee and a watermelon feed are set, with Dawkins noting 15 to 20 Amarilloans expected at the Denver encampment September 13 to 18.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St An drew's Episcopal Church will hold its first regular meeting of the fall season next Wednesday. A Holy Communion service will be at 11 30 A M in the church followed by a covered dish luncheon at 12 15 P M in the Parish house. A special program has been arranged by president Mrs R J Crawford.
Bert, a district resident on the outskirts of Fort Worth, rushed to police claiming he had killed his wife. The wife lay in a hospital for days with head injuries. The divorce petition says the husband began to nag, quarrel, and to choke, slap, and beat his wife soon after marriage.
Mr. J R Brincefield of Tulsa Texas reports gly cas relief from two years of stomach disorders and constipation. He says gas bloating and indigestion vanished after use and his energy returned. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver Eakle Building and local drug stores at 1 per box or 6 for 5 with mail order details.
The Texas Centennial picture The Texas Rangers moves from the Paramount to Fair Theater today for an open ended run. It has played to capacity crowds at the Paramount this week. China Clipper takes its place at the Paramount. The cast includes Jean Parker Fred MacMurray Jack Oakie and Lloyd Nolan.
Testimony from auditor Charles A. Sloan opened the Capitol Hotel Company case in federal court. FMC Corporation of Houston seeks dismissal of the bankruptcy petition, arguing lack of good faith and no feasible reorganization plan. Hotel counsel contends long-standing bond defaults and timing issues hinder reorganization. The fall term opened with the grand jury deliberations under foreman Gus Leftwich. no indictments yet.
In Nurnberg Germany 800000 Nazis gathered for their fourth annual convention amid posters branding Bolshevism as World Enemy No 1. A caravan of 12 anti Bolshevik vans displayed propaganda and halted in Horse Market Square for the meeting.
Enrollment at Amarillo public schools reached about 8,000 on opening day with 1,303 at Senior High and large numbers at Sam Houston 505 San Jacinto 442 Central 730 Tyler 525. Amarillo College registered 200 with 300 expected by afternoon. three new courses botany intramural sports and music theory added.
The speaker blasts the group that led Coolidge and Hoover era governance as the same faction pushing for Landon. He commends Governor Alfred for fulfilling promises of economical government, cutting deficits, funding schools and roads, reducing taxes from 77 to 62 cents, and promoting reform in oil and gas stabilization and old age pensions.
Rebels on warships score direct hits and raise the white flag while authorities claim the revolt is isolated and tranquility holds across Portugal. Governor Ortega ignores by rebels to surrender San Sebastian as insurgents close in.
Radio schedule lists KGNC daytime and evening programs Tuesday and Wednesday with music, talk, and news segments. Amid entertainment, a North Atlantic conflict report describes Basque tension in San Sebastian as rebels advance and residents flee.
The Eckert family, well known stock farmers from the Panhandle, were en route to Norman to enroll their daughter Katheryn Eckert at Oklahoma University. The accident happened only a short distance from their destination. Katheryn attended Am arillo High School and last year West Texas State College in Canyon.
Princess Juliana met Prince Bernhard during the winter Olympics in Garmisch Partenkirchen and accepted a proposal after a Swiss visit with Queen Wilhelmina. Court sources expect a spring wedding. Bernhard is active in Berlin and Paris society and recently affiliated with the Dye Trust in Paris.
Bradford Redonnett of Washington directs a Roosevelt re election caravan car with trailer and amplifying system in Amarillo on a nine week tour through New Mexico Arizona and possibly Southern California. James Roosevelt son of the President oversees another caravan assigned to Massachusetts.
An earthquake measuring little damage rattled dishes and was reported in Long Beach California at 5 55 this morning no injuries or structural damage noted in initial reports.
Turner assails Detroyat claiming his plane cost a million dollars and was built by government engineers to beat ships priced under fifteen thousand. Detroyat counters that the Caudron-Renault racer cost thirty five thousand, was privately built, and only permitted into America by the air ministry.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a price of 1.65 dollars and a cash claim at a location on 2300 W 6th, with a mention of a quantity or term labeled 3 for YS. No clear event or subject identified.
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