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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1931
Page
8
Two carloads of bucking broncs are at the Tri-State Fair Grounds for conditioning ahead of the Leonard Stroud Rodeo. chutes and corrals are under construction for the September 21 to 26 event. Stroud seeks 25 Hereford calves around 275 pounds for calf-roping contests, expected to be a highlight. two Brahma steer loads arrive today for the rodeo program.
Ren Henson transfers to Mattie Henson Lot 6 bik 210 Holland valued at 10 dollars. Henry Blessen et ux to Margaret Bush Alling conveys W s Sec 144 bik 9 B S F except W 40a of S% NW, 10 dollars. Allen S. Johnson et ux to Willis Roberts Lot 1 bik 98 O T 595 dollars. Davidson & Badger 1001 Garfield 50,000 ice mig and storage contract by H. M Warren. Registrations Homer A. Calloway 809 Eakle Ridg Ford sedan J Iverson 817 Tennessee Buick sedan Clyde C Blair 2408 Fourth St Willys sedan.
Boy Scouts of Troop 8 choose camping as their exhibit at the Tri State Fair from September 21 to 26. They will demonstrate camping skills, menu planning, and overnight hikes learned during extensive camping hours. Scoutmaster Alward White and assistant Bill Flenniken lead the troop, sponsored by Central Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lucile Stewart and her mother and sister returned from Carlsbad Cavern. Mr and Mrs J M Hickman of 108 Sunset returned from fishing in Red River New Mexico. W E Case and family came home to Kansas City after visiting Mr and Mrs W Case at 1616 Buchanan. Martin Jarett at 1101 Jackson hosted Herman Feinstein of Cincinnati. Bennie Karger of 2403 Taylor Street made a three week trip through Chicago New York City Atlantic City. Mrs Henry L Slaughter of 1619 Van Buren Street returned from relatives in Greenville Texas. Miss Dorothy Williams, moved from Lubbock, now lives in the Jarett Apartments.
In East Waco a small plane from the airport plunged after a nose dive from about 200 feet hitting railroad tracks. Pilot T. H. Matthews 36 and his stepson Cap Carter 16 were injured but expected to recover.
Panhandle Plains of Texas Inc receives reaffirmed city backing for a $3,000 pledge to fund literature for a five fair 1931 tour starting with the Texas State Fair in Dallas on October 10. The city has already contributed $870 of the total.
An older health note warns neglect of scalp can cause eczema and baldness. It touts Listerine as a germicide that kills bacteria in 15 seconds, dissolves crusts, and relieves itching, with olive oil or fire oil added for dryness. Lambert Pharmacal Co. of St Louis is cited.
Alvin D. Clayton a tenant farmer faces assault to murder charges after his shooting of Claude McDaniels in what authorities call a drunken brawl. Clayton claimed McDaniels threatened with a knife while three bullets struck McDaniels. Mrs. McDaniels was injured by a rock.
An advertisement requests 15 cm silver or stamps for the Up-to-Date Book of Fashions Summer 1931. It asks readers to address orders to the News and Globe at 11-12 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, New York.
With the zoning ordinance in effect and building activity nearing two and a half million dollars, demand for the city's zoning books is brisk. The books with red embossed covers were completed by the city's printing department and are on sale in the offices of the city secretary and city building inspector. The books provide the complete ordi-
A large master map accompanies several illustrations detailing area regulations. An index lists hundreds of items, guiding readers through the depicted rules and planning notes.
French statistics show 86 political assassinations globally since 1865. The peak year was 1923 with nine killings. Lincoln was the first victim in 1865, and Joao Pessoa, president of Parahyba, Brazil, was the last in 1930 at Recife, Pernambuco.
An aged advertisement touts 8.8.8. as a tonic to combat run-down conditions and fatigue. It emphasizes increased red blood cells and hemoglobin using fresh vegetable ingredients, promising new strength and better health.
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