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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
3
The Bureau of Mines reports crude petroleum production rose 15 percent in 1933 to 905,656,000 barrels with output value at the wells falling 11 percent to 608,000,000. Prices slid from 87 to 67 cents per barrel as East Texas production surged, though overall petroleum demand rose in 1933 to 975,215,000 barrels. Domestic demand reached 868,488,000 barrels.
Classified pleas seek work from Mrs Pamplin and Mrs Patsy Hart. Notices request jobs in homes or for rent with appeals from a mother and a young woman with a child and a father seeking earnings to support a large family.
Columbus official taster Matt Hinkel says legal liquor improves while bootleggers struggle to age products. He notes legal whisky grows smoother and clearer, but bootleggers use chemicals to imitate, a practice diminishing as genuine quality rises.
Gladys Brown requests printed references and laundry work. Edith Stone seeks any work, house or day labor, with details and contact at Worlds, largest Seller at 10¢. N C Stogner, Hedley Texas, seeks must have job housing.
The Children’s Home reports a donated bus now in daily use, funded by gifts from Amarillo and panhandle supporters. The note from Mother Irvin and trustees expresses gratitude, notes no personal solicitation was used, and pledges continued prudent management with ongoing needs for food clothing and school supplies.
A collection of small classified notices seeking housekeeping work and jobs, plus a lost boy’s sweater near the school exhibit building. Entries include a middle aged lady offering home help and references, a young widow seeking steady work, a 24 year old woman listing waitress clerk or housekeeper experience, and a boy’s sweater found near Jackson Street with owner to claim.
Amarillo plans a large delegation to the Panhandle-South Plains Exposition in Lubbock led by the American Legion Auxiliary Drum Corps R. R. Carrie Nation and Bill Beechler. The trip is sponsored by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and the Tri State Fair with Friday as Amarillo Day. people with extra car space urged to call Miss Lois Black.
The Tyler Morning Telegraph editorial urges a four county special district court for Gregg Upshur Rusk and Smith to curb hot oil production. The piece argues existing dockets are full with oil cases and that a new bill would empower the Texas Railroad Commission to regulate the activity.
A fragmented note promotes Cystex Sixstex for kidney and bladder issues. It claims nine million tubules may be endangered by drastic irritation and promises relief within minutes. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back upon return of the empty package.
The Tri State Fair poultry show will run December 10 to 14 in the Automobile Building at the fairgrounds. Officials aim to make the exposition the largest in the plains territory. The event is not linked to the Tri State Fair at the Panhandle Poultry Association’s request. Poultrymen note moulting season favors December shows, and prize money totals several hundred dollars.
The Telegraph warns that a late movement of refined products will be ineffective unless courts dispose of cases rapidly, stressing urgent case handling to prevent bottlenecks and ensure timely resolutions.
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