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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
7
Lisbon reports describe a government organized National Union inviting all who will aid Portugal. It accepts military members and seeks to restore constitutional government, but Monarchists and Republicans doubt its political neutrality and usefulness under the dictatorship.
Boonville Missouri September 10 an angry crowd demanded vengeance after 22 year old reform school inmate Tom Wilski shot E. Chrane 45 superintendent of Boonville schools as he forced him to drive out of town Wilski was captured and beaten but protected by officers and moved to Jefferson City then Warrensburg and finally to the state penitentiary as mobs lingered through the day
Rains and showers were reported along the Santa Fe line reaching Strong City Oklahoma with scattered amounts across Perryton Spearman Booker Darrougett Follett Mobeetie Cheyenne and Borger. A four inch cloudburst at Liberal Kansas caused little crop damage. Amarillo area forecasts call for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures today and tomorrow.
James 0. Cade, lawyer, was in Pampa yesterday on business.
Warranty deeds list transfers in Southside Plemons North Heights and other blocks with amounts from 10 to 6500 dollars. Includes building permits for Standard Building and Loan Assn and various contractor and addition projects with street addresses and small costs.
A. O. Sanders of the Amarillo Tractor Company has left St. Anthony's Hospital after three weeks and returned to 108 Florida Street. B. G. Tharp of Lone Star State Building and Loan Association is in White Deer on business. R. F. Cook, office manager for the Texas Wheat Growers Association, is also noted.
An old Kellogg advertisement extols Rice Krispies crispness with milk and cream, hints at recipes, and notes production in Battle Creek. It also publicizes Radio Slumber Music broadcast nationwide on the Blue Network each Sunday at 11 PM EDT, sponsored by Kellogg’s Koffee.
A promotional note extols White King soap as vegetable and nut oil based and safe for delicate fabrics. It claims fast suds in any water, thorough cleaning, easy rinsing, and economy requiring only a teaspoonful or a cupful per load, sold by grocers.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union changes regular meetings to the second and fourth Mondays at 2 20 pm from 4 pm, to suit mothers. Secretaries from each church are to be appointed, literature shared, and plans for Work discussed at the First Christian Church Social Center. Mrs L L Brewer, national organizer, visits Amarillo and will travel through the Panhandle and West Texas until the Houston convention November 14 19. Portales business trip by Neill Singleton H W Underhill Construction Co. M F Rawlins Sanford visiting. Herman Conklin and James McKinnon leave for Rice Institute as sophomores this fall.
In the Democratic primary James F. Byrnes leads Cole Mann Livingston Blease 119510 to 114340 with 1379 of 1422 precincts reporting. Byrnes appears set to win the Senate seat as remaining precincts are uncontested and nomination is equivalent to election.
Independent Oil Company of Waco chartered with capital stock of 10000 to run tire and rubber business and gas filling station with L V Scott C V Jones and Ben Heer as incorporators. Sarah Roberts French Women’s Home Association in San Antonio formed as a charitable institution for indigent old women with Frederick Terrell Albert G Engelke and Reagan Houston as incorporators. Crescent Laundry in Tyler amended its charter increasing capital stock from 20000 to 50000.
On the recommendation of the 1929 equalization board and the tax assessor, the Amarillo City Commission authorized three refunds Tuesday. The Capitol hotel, Talmage Apartments, and the latest addition to the Amarillo hotel were approved since improvements occurred at nearly the same time and fit the same classification. Colonel involved held personal interests in the matter.
Ernest C. Thompson the city mayor asked to be excused from any action and his request was entered as a matter of record.
Years ago these coffees were first served in Bohemian San Francisco restaurants, brought by Folger. Travelers and European connoisseurs sought them, even buying private Central American plantations. Folger now offers them in flavor sealed vacuum tins through grocers, promising freshness and a Folger Flavor test.
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