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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
2
The Amatilla Garden Club hosts a grand flower show at The Heering Hotel’s Orin Ballroom in Amarillo. Local growers present beautiful blooms grown by residents. attendees are urged to visit tonight for a stunning exhibition.
A KGNE air schedule note reports a pneumonia outbreak in Amarillo with Dr. B. M. Primer as health officer describing severe cases. The article lists a detailed Wednesday and Thursday programming lineup including bands, orchestras, news segments, and sports broadcasts across WRS and WRAS stations, with no clear conclusion.
Thompson named oil representative for the commission. Alred and Thompson to attend the first meeting of the commission tomorrow in the state capital.
The Health Unit brings back the Tooth Stain Exhibit at the Amarilla Potter Fair, opening Saturday. It follows last year’s first health unit exhibit and aims to attract both local and out of town visitors.
Potter County grand jury indicted Tui Amarilloans M F Dilday a post office official and W A Helms a filling station employee for wire desertion Dilday was scheduled to bond this afternoon and a trial is set in the 47th District Court Harms posted 1000 bond at the sheriff s office this morning
Ten bonds were forfeited in county court this morning by Judge J N Riges as ten individuals failed to appear for trial. Bonds were set at 250 and 300 dollars. the list of absentees was read by Counts Attorney Howard Anderson. Arrests and other brief notes followed, with mentions of local residents and unrelated items interspersed.
The Louisiana legislature closed a special session with a burial resolution for Senator Huey P. Long. Lawmakers mourned Long, urging burial on the state capitol grounds, with discussion of a secure crypt at the capitol. The scene reflected national political tension as Long’s influence loomed over party dynamics.
A man identifying as Walter Mayo, 23, of Amarillo, was jailed in Clovis after stealing an automobile from J W Hammock and abducting him. He planned a bank getaway after the Fort Sumner bank robbery and was captured on a freight train near the city. No local record or directory confirms Mayo’s identity.
A Q b year old Confederate veteran from Tennessee who attended the Amarillo reunion sent a letter to county treasurer Hubert G. Cole expressing deep gratitude for the courtesies shown to him and his comrades. He said he missed only five reunions and plans to return next June for more fried chicken dinners, accompanied by his grandson James Neely.
Fair organizers announce the Sunshine State exposition will feature Gov Clyde Tingley aboard the New Mexico special train from Tucumcan. Gold Medal Band of Memphis, selected by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, will close the event on Saturday September 21. Exhibitors prep by tomorrow or Friday as the Tri-State Fair grounds prepare for a full opening and daily racing through the exposition.
The bulletin covers Kansas City livestock with openings steady to higher in cattle and hogs, notes on fat cattle and yearlings, and price ranges for calves and fed steers. It also reports New Orleans cotton futures with mixed gains on rainy belt sentiment, and grains prices from A Puerce & Co, plus New York stocks snapshot and related market tones.
A portrait of Senator Long detailing autograph requests, vast correspondence, lavish clothing, and selective social invitations. It notes his night-club presence, early golf rounds, guarded escorts, strict diet, and minimal close friends.
Mrs Susan Price of Hallsboro North Carolina writes that Cardui helped her sleep appetite nerves and strength during menopause and that she used it for two years and recommended it to others as a good remedy with thousands testifying to its benefits and a physician advised if it does not benefit you
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