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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
9
Dorothy Dix warns a reader about marrying a jealous high tempered fiance, noting temper governs a wife’s happiness more than morals. A jealous or dictatorial husband becomes a jailer, harming freedom and joy, with marriage unlikely to improve him.
Dorothy Dix suggests at twenty that marriage can wait five years and urges adopting a child may complicate future plans. She advises a dog as a suitable companion for a young man, noting a pet is easier to manage while abroad and before starting a family.
In the Northern District of Texas Amarillo division a petition for discharge by Thomas Lamar Jacques of Dalhart Dallam County was filed after a November 18 1925 adjudication as a bankrupt. A hearing is set January 18 1926 at 11 am before the Referee in Amarillo with notice to creditors and interested parties.
Mrs Lettie Fitch wife of Fred W Fitch a wealthy hair tonic manufacturer was granted a divorce in Des Moines on December 17.
In county court three children of the late Crittenden contested his will claiming the estate should be divided among them. The verdict states he left all to his wife to be split among them and her heirs at her death. A friend testified the decedent’s mortality was not normal. The case will be appealed to district court.
Fifty blankets are offered at less than cost with limited supply. The notice invites readers to act quickly, instructing them to visit 610 Adams and call 1741 J for more information or to purchase.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered figures and city names including Chicago Dallas Galveston Kansas City New Orleans Oklahoma City San Francisco Shreveport Washington and Wichita with unclear scores and dates. The text resembles a sports scoreboard grid or roundup with partial results and inconsistent formatting.
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