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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
3
Amarillo's municipal water works reported August gains of 6,630.63 in income and a 228.89 drop in expenses, with total operating income reaching 56,869.26. Sales totaled 36,557.34, up from 20,884.90 in August 1929, and customers rose to 9,129 from 8,644. The commission praised the city auditor for a neat report.
Globe-News interviews standkeepers at the Tri-State Fair grounds on opening day. Doll-rack and cold drink stands owned by Amarillo people report good to fairly good business, with most vendors noting better trade than typical fairs.
A vintage style guide advocates indoor and outdoor routines to correct thin arms legs and a hollow neck. It urges daily systematic movements, shoulder guided arm swings, leg squats, and neck circles to build muscle, improve posture, and restore curves through exercise and nutrition.
William A. Smith of Houston, sub contractor, began track laying from Amarillo toward the Canadian River for the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Boise City Oklahoma. Work runs to about October 1 when the crew shifts to Boise City end and lays track south to the river. material is on hand in Boise City and Amarillo yards.
N J Gannon general manager of Sharp and Fellows Construction Company notes Boise City yards hold unprecedentedly large stacks of ties for the new railroad route. Mr Rochester claims extensive steel along the entire project line as work progresses.
A roundup of warranty deeds shows Hi. F. Mitchell and others selling various parcels in San Jacinto Heights, Eakle, Ridgemere, Roberts Place, and North Highlands. Listings include parcel sizes, block numbers, and sale prices from $1 to $1,650, plus numerous vehicle registrations across Amarillo and surrounding areas.
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