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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
12
Berlin reports a March to citizenship at the city immigration office with 615 Poles 355 Czecho Slovakians 272 Russians and 268 stateless applicants among 1929 entries. Former German citizens were granted immediately and many non Germans including Greeks and Turks appear in the lists.
A New York City man lost his car after it stuck in a mudhole near Catskill. He cannot locate the mudhole or the vehicle, having taken the wrong road and failed to recall the farmyard route. Local farmer refused a phone call to a garage, delaying the search until daylight.
Manila April 19 The Postal Savings bank reports year end 1928 totals of 289000 accounts with 7850000 dollars. The year sees gains in demand and time deposits, total resources, and in the reserve of the Philippine government, signaling broad growth in bank savings.
Hamilton Michigan April 19 United Press reports L Mellema proprietor of a slaughter house removed 15 stones weighing three pounds from the stomach of a cow. The largest stone was the size of a hen's egg.
The writer describes a person with a wilful tendency to disagree on every subject and always be right, labeling this as what Sherman called war’s patient system. The piece aims to clarify the definition and answers the question of being “not an old grouch.”
Local writer expresses strong support for opening a Lake Amarillo fishing area contingent on Mr. Turner’s investigation. The author, a keen angler, endorses access to a nearby spot to avoid long trips and enjoy regular fishing opportunities.
Chicago health officials report tuberculosis causes far higher deaths among Mexicans in the city. The current death rate is 1,600 percent above whites and 300 percent above blacks, with 30,000 Mexicans living in Chicago and 100,900 projected within ten years at the current growth rate per Dr. Benjamin Goldberg.
A reader advocates allowing private boats on the lake with a designated warden to oversee fishing. Proposes a 26 cent fishing fee to pay the warden, plus concession stand sales and minnows for anglers. Suggests a shaded tent area for weekend use and homefolks' access to more fishing.
A compact poetic note about a bee and a boy with a stick ending in a complaint about a reporter. It includes a letter to Mr Tack and a line about a Persian cat found by a girl. The piece closes with a cheeky jab calling the writer a “Tack Booster.”
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