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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary text references what may be notices or interviews with individuals including Walter Crosett and Slim Crews. Mentions a summer fund, a gun, a cat shoot, and a reference to a person named Yaga Joe and Dutch Mantell, but no coherent event or date is established.
Mrs Deb Bivins and her baby daughter from Slaton visited friends in Amarillo yesterday. Miss Hazel Wilson a stamp clerk at the post office is recovering at home in the Lucerne apartments from a tonsil operation. The Sixth and Polk area looks vacant after the old Masonic temple removal. Mr and Mrs R C Hillier of 1000 W Sixth announce twins Charles Ray and Kathleen Mae born April 18. The siblings are reported doing nicely. A plan to build the longest high voltage system costing 1 000 000 000 to transmit hydro power from the St Lawrence and Adirondacks to New England and nearby states is described.
A Scandinavian style health pitch touts a new combination of yeast with vegetable iron in concentrated tablets. It claims the blend builds up weight in three weeks, tones the blood, and is easy on the system, with ironized yeast providing twice the benefit of ordinary yeast.
The article lauds the Better Homes in America public service education, noting rapid growth from a few demonstrations to nationwide reach. It cites federal cooperation and lists state chairmen counts led by New York and California, with expectations of broader participation by April. It also mentions British express trains averaging under 60 miles an hour.
Santa Fe April 19 A report notes Western Pueblo religious conversion history from 1542 to 1696 with fifty one missionaries listed by Father Theodocotus Meyer. Recounts persecution and the Pueblo uprising of 1680 when thirty one missionaries were killed in a single day.
NAUEN reports the Austrian government is extending financial aid to 216000 unemployed individuals as part of social relief measures.
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