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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1944
Page
5
Albert Koening a 16 year old Sears 4-H winner from near Amarillo has earned 596 in cash from a Jersey heifer gift. Her calves and pigs from litters add further value with profits listed. he plans meat projects and shows while earning county awards and recognition.
This ad explains laxatives and contrasts herbal, saline and emollient types. It endorses Black Draught as purely herbal and thorough if directions are followed, calling it the friendly laxative and a four generation Southwest best seller. It notes 25c for 25 to 40 doses and available powdered or granulated form.
In Houston on September 26, Frank Charles Debolt and his bride wore Army uniforms at their wedding seeking a military effect. Federal Judge Allen B. Hannay sentenced Debolt to 15 days in jail, ruling the act aimed to inflate his ego rather than profit.
Mrs. L. H. Davis reports a summerlong battle with yellow-jackets on her property. She has burned out the thirtieth nest this year, but the insects return to rebuild nests in shrubs trees under eaves and even atop a clothesline post.
Grace Griffith of 1023 Bowie Street and Bob Norred of 2110 Lipscomb Street in Amarillo have enrolled at Texas Christian University. Grace transfers from Amarillo College to study journalism. she is the daughter of Lt. Col. H. H. Griffith. Bob also transfers from Amarillo College and will major in government. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Norred.
The Life Insurance Company of Virginia sues Harold Long and Ruby Long in Dallas County seeking debt along with interest, attorney fees, and foreclosure of a deed of trust on Lot 16, Block 1, Amarillo, Potter County Texas. The defendants are residents of Amarillo. Harold Long is absent from Texas and unknown. The suit claims a $4500 note dated November 9 1938 with 5 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, secured by a deed of trust on property in Amarillo. The plaintiff prays for judgment, foreclosure of the lien, and related costs. A citation by publication is issued for Harold Long to appear by November 6 1944.
Amarillo College offers a night course How To Read a Newspaper with 15 sessions from 7 to 8 30 pm at no credit or fees. The class meets in Room 111 and begins tomorrow under instructor Dr Harold Schoen.
A description of a program returning to Amarillo to teach rapid news understanding, using illustrated examples from major papers to reveal reader prejudices and aid in assessing importance and propaganda. H. M. Bainer of Amarillo serves as a judge at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque.
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