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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
10
Raymond Bay aged 17 lost his right arm Tuesday morning while working at the Canadian laundry when his arm was caught in the extractor and severed just above the elbow. He is recovering nicely.
US daily crude output rose by 7 800 barrels to 2 028 500 for the week end Sept 6. East of the Rockies up 8 500 to 1 424 000. California down 700 to 614 560. Oklahoma up 2 360 to 549 400. Kansas up 1 300 to 85 200. Texas regions mixed. imports at ports in August 204 516 barrels. week ended Sept 6 imports 117 113. no price changes across major districts.
Yesterday and this week residents and visitors are listed including Poovey Astola Clay Claude in Amarillo Skelton Ferne Bowman Canyon Maurine of Miami at Amarillo Fire Life Automobile Cotton Gimes Insurance Lofforge Co Janes Vigita Mrs Edwards confined at home. Open air swimming contest next Sunday at Harding ranch at 3 30 in afternoon. Mrs Rankin Los Angeles returned after two months with daughter Clouse. Harris returned from Colorado resumes Santa Fe job. Harding's ranch ad claims more value. Willis Moore Elmer Norton cousins Fort Smith Ark in Dallas traveling. John Sellars leaves for Center College Danville Kentucky to finish senior year. Cisco mayor Williamson joins wife son Henson visiting Sikes. Be ready 5 50 Sunday near bath house for $5 gold piece no fee. Margaret Nicholson duchess pageant campaign card quotes solid platform. Marriage News: Miss Madeline Sutton Amarillo now Kansas City engaged to prominent Kansas City businessman wedding in Kansas City Saturday September Bt. Sutton sister to Mrs Stanley Nickerson.
The 1924 railroad year shows sharp traffic swings from January declines to February gains the strongest February in history and a mid year drop that erased part of earlier progress by April. Stories cover Santa Fe Plains Division meetings air brake instruction in Amarillo and personnel changes across Denver Texline and Canadian yards with light humor and local observations.
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