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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary telegraphic text reports local events and people around Amarillo. Mentions Gary Mornier and Weet Fitin Bteset with unclear details about a parade, movie, or theater event and a sixth-second window of traffic or service.
An assorted column blends postwar policy debate with moral exhortation. It contrasts Germany’s treaty terms, Allied aims, and a call for peace through love and neighborliness, interwoven with religious reflections and financial market notes on bonds and trade.
The article discusses tensions between Mexico and the United States over Villa and border actions. It notes the Mexican leader’s strength to resist a federal army and suggests a regional balance of power while expressing hope for a peaceful settlement without direct American intervention.
A damaged OCR fragment presents strained archaic phrasing about divine fate and hate. No clear event or identifiable figures emerge from the unreadable lines.
The Children's Chorus of Jane 14 will perform at the Olympus Theatre with seventy five participants in white dresses. The festival features special costumes and a Steinway Grand piano, with soloists James Hardesty Johnson and J Edwin Mitch. Final rehearsals are scheduled Friday at 16 o'clock and Saturday at 40 o'clock at the Olympus Theatre.
Notice from Modern Woodmen requesting members meet at the hall in the afternoon to attend a cemetery grave decoration for deceased members. Attendees may bring flowers and accessories for care. Clerk 184 Ite.
May filings show speeding and allowing open matters, gaming and miscellany in the corporation court with fines from three cases totaling a modest sum. A Colorado Gall highway Association meeting is planned at Clayton New Mexico with a local delegation to attend. Judge Colby recently resigned from the corporation court after two years of service.
An authorial forecast claims a global auto famine as December ends with sparse inventories. The piece notes that days of normal output remain unused and warns shortages could intensify across the United States and other cities.
The article notes a surge in automobile demand surpassing supply as production falls short for two years. It cites Hudson Super-Sixes, profit figures, and a plan to expand with a $19,060,000 company. seeks salesmen for a growing venture with 208,000 acres leased and 17 Texas wells, aiming to build a permanent network.
An advertisement asserts rapid sales and high earnings with stocking company work. It notes men can earn about 2,506 dollars per month and emphasizes the value of reliable, congenial staff. Rick Hatcher, vice-president, P. O. Box 692, Port Worth, Texas.
By laws require the annual meeting of stockholders at Amarilla Texas in Potter county held at the court house on Tuesday June 3 191% at 8 p.m. All stockholders urged to attend as business of importance will come before the meeting. A L ANDERSON secretary.
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