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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary text advertises telephone service with daily and Sunday options in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and mentions durations of one month six months and one year along with Sunday only per year wording.
A Dallas visitor criticizes Amarillo for neglecting civic beauty while planning skyscrapers and apartments. The editorial urges residents to welcome a city beautiful expert, address water limits, and beautify parks and court house surroundings for a more attractive city.
Rev. F W O Malley praised The Globe and The News in a sermon for its constructive wholesome policy. He commended editors for avoiding sensationalism and for dedicating less space to murders lurid divorces and entanglements than rival papers. He urged Amarillo to build a high class city now for a lasting future.
The Amarillo community shows a united front after a contested discussion on a local issue. Influential residents previously divided now align with a solid majority stance. The discourse centered on the best path forward for the town with strong civic participation.
A dense timetable lists radio stations and programs across many cities including Madison Des Moines Omaha Detroit Athens Oakland Philadelphia and New York with opera orchestras dance music and talks scheduled through the day. It notes station call letters WEAF WCAP WJ some cities and various ensembles such as Verdi Rigoletto and the Bod Turner Orchestra along with local farm lectures and weather.
Mary confronts a sudden plea as Teddie’s request for two hundred fifty dollars exposes a dire past misdeed. The note threatens jail and possible suicide, testing trust aboard the Atlantic voyage between Mary and a returning artist with Cuba ties.
State issues writ for J E Cates requiring weekly publication over four weeks across Potter County newspapers or available papers in the Seventh Judicial District. Publication to fulfill return day and align with court terms and local officials.
Peeper the Hyla, a tiny tree frog, narrates risky spring adventures from dawn to mud sleep. He dodges a pickerel, Mr. and Mrs. Quack, a watersnake, and Long Legs the Heron while insisting on singing. Safety first keeps him alive to tell more.
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