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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
5
Amarillo veterinarian RE Little warns of a hog cholera epidemic risk in Panhandle. Three herds have died, six more show signs near Panhandle. eight square miles have vaccinated hogs. He says vaccination is the key to control and fears spread to adjacent counties with duck season seen as a factor.
Orthodox services led by Rabbi Joshua Sperka will be held tonight at 6 50 and tomorrow morning at 8 at the old Presbyterian church. Rosh Hashana begins Monday night with services at the Episcopal church annex and at 8 and 10 Tuesday morning. All Jewish stores will close Tuesday, and Yom Kippur observance is Thursday October 6 with all day services. Public invited across the Panhandle.
Captain Rene Fonck postpones his planned non stop flight to San Francisco after last minute adjustments at Curtiss field. A possible dawn departure tomorrow was noted as a new tentative plan.
The Bishop of Willochra South Australia preached in London then flew to Fordwood aerodrome and motored to Manchester where he opened services at 2 50 pm. The rapid travel by air enabled two cities in one day.
California demands 400,000 acre feet more water than allotted in the upper basin plan. Arizona calls Arizona’s acceptance a counter-ultimatum and threatens no reply until reconsideration. The seven states would enter a compact to govern river division and hydroelectric power revenue.
Pears sliced and served with cream and sugar taste delicious. When used in equal parts with sliced peaches they become even more delectable.
The League of Nations assembly unanimously approves a Finland Poland and Sweden proposed resolution to create a special council appointed committee to study alcoholism. An Osaka electrical exposition showcases Japan s rapid electrical and rail industry growth with a crystal tower lit by floodlights and widespread labor saving devices.
A Polish laborer named Wyrezemeki saved his family and his radio from angry villagers who blamed the storm on the wireless set. After the storm passed the crowd broke into the house but the family escaped by pretending they had been struck by lightning, leaving onlookers frightened and panicked.
An offer invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to request a free trial of a breathing method claimed to relieve wheezing and breathing difficulties. It asserts applicability to chronic or acute cases across climates and ages and emphasizes no cost and immediate start, urging readers to mail a form today.
Contractors promise heat plants for the senior high, junior high, Tyler and North Amarillo schools will be ready for use Monday. Earlier icy weather left buildings without heat, but steps were taken to ensure warmth for the next spell of cool weather under Supt. W. S. McIntosh.
The Interstate Commerce Commission cancelled proposed increases in payload freight rates on potatoes and other vegetables from Nebraska Colorado Utah New Mexico Idaho Wyoming Montana Oregon to Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana and Kentucky.
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