Quarantine Expands as Counties Face Lockdown
Houston reports an imminent twenty two county quarantine unless Judge Canty dissolves an injunction blocking dairy cattle slaughter in Galveston. Dr. Imes cites federal plague control and Mohler at Washington. Martial law threats loom as injunctions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Houston
Canty
Galveston
Imes
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Ferguson
Brazona
Harry Ford
Forum Debating Club Considers Court Martial Debate
Amarillo High School Forum debating club held its first meeting of the school year with fourteen members from all four classes. The group debated whether Colonel Mitchell should be court martialed and aims to retain the Lions Club loving cup as the best high school debating club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forum Debating Club
Amarillo High School
Colonel Mitchell
Lions Club
Quay County Fair Scheduled in San Jon This September
The Quay county fair will be held in San Jon New Mexico on September 22 and 23 with a large program promising one of the county’s biggest events. After closing, top exhibits move to the Tri State fair in Amarillo. For readers: a note on a sight singing class by Emil Myers at 905 Taylor.
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Quay County
San Jon
Globe
N. M
New Mexico
Amarillo
Fair Theater
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Waco
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Orange
Aransas Pass
Breckenridge
Ranger
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Eastland
del Rio
Quero
Local remarks and retail notes from Amarillo page
The half minute interviews feature Dr J A Hill on obeying statutes, Dr W Forrest Dutton praising The Globe, shoe ads for Bostonians Stacy Adams and Seltz at Allen's with prices, Nelson K Moody praising Amarillo growth, and Walter Parr commenting on Pug Cavett of the Atlanta team and age in baseball lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Adams
Seltz
Allen’s
Walter Parr
Pug Cavett
Atlanta
Sock Moore
Local notes and quotes from West Seventh area
A collage of brief quotes highlights from residents and visitors around 113 West Seventh. Topics touch on hog butcher plans, Dixie series baseball, sight singing class, football games, travel banquets, and high school behavior with references to local figures and events.
Oklahoma Men Buy Amarillo Factory
The Western Hydraulic Jack company's manufacturing and distributing branches are sold to Joe MacMilland and E. C. Rippey of Tulsa and Bristow Oklahoma. The Amarillo plant will be moved east to a new location as the owners plan to select a site this week. The original company members listed include Ray C. Johnson Ted Neely R L Mc Svadden Ed Pittman W L Rippey A C Rippey J C Rogers and Co J Wilson.
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Western Hydraulic Jack Company
Joe MacMilland
E. C. Rippy
Tulsa
Bristow
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Ray C. Johnson
Ted Neely
R. L. McSvadden
Ed Pittman
W. L. Rippy
A. C. Rippy
J. C. Rogers
Cc. J. Wilson
Frank Stapp
Orne Pey
Rippey
Local Notes: Trial, Divorce Suit and Hospital Injury
A high school girl praises a football tackle by Carter Basset while Jim Threatt plans to leave Amarillo for Dallas with his wife. CG. W. Ellis suffers a crushed ankle after being run over during a bread delivery. Lulu B. Hale sues for divorce in Potter County seeking custody of two children. Leo A. Smith, railroad commissioner, cites a letter praising a doctor and recounts old medical practices with calomel and blue mass pills.
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CG. W. Ellis
Northwest
Texas
Glenwood
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Griggs
Lulu B. Hele
W. H. Hale
District Court
Potter County
Leo A. Smith
John W.W. Overton
Hereford
East Texas
Old Dominion Hen And Water Shelf Medicine Tale
An elderly woman recalls a domestic scene where a dominecker hen delays a patient’s dose of blue mass medicine on the porch water shelf, illustrating rural life and daily routine.
Barnyard Worker Surges to Top of Duties
A focused laborer moves promptly on site earning praise for speed and accuracy. The scene shifts to a cluttered area with rusty nails bolts taps scrap iron and various old wires scattered about.
Beverage and blue mass pills used daily in early regimen
A fragment notes a quart bottle of vinegar joined a collection and served as a beverage along with blue mass pills taken before breakfast each morning. The line ends with an unresolved remark, suggesting continuation of the routine or diary entry.
Survivor praises inner cast iron coating after experience
The speaker says they are hale and hearty today and grateful for an inner cast iron coating from the bevi larage noted in the text, implying resilience and gratitude after a difficult ordeal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil, Myers
Taylor
J. A. Hill
Dr. W. Forrest Dutton
the Globe
Nelson K. Moody
Bicycle Parts
West
Sloan Kruser
Canyon
Fifthan Polk
Nature
Hial Witherspoon
Ten Commandments
Harry Fisher
Tom Durham
Sandies
Harvey Radey
Jack Adkins
Realtors
Alabama
Walter Blackburn
Mr. Blackburn
Eastern City
Carter Basset
Jim Threatt
Allen Early
J. D. Thompson
E. S. Blasdell
George Parr
L. E. Lyles
H. C. Goudy
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Polk Street
H. C. Gouldy, Mer
D. F. and
R. Enterprises Inc
Ross D, Rogers
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