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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
6
Mayfield congressman from North Texas district argues against large road construction spending. He says improving roads should be balanced with other priorities and warns against overcommitment. Local weather and storm reports referenced from Texas sources.
The article notes the appointment of Kd Green as president of a 9 member committee and mentions names tied to local governance. It references plans and discussions related to community defense and local civic matters with several individuals named in association with the new configuration and duties.
The Plainview community notes the 1928 graduating class as the largest in its history. The roster lists numerous graduates and noted names spanning families and local institutions.
Fragmented text describes extensive paving work in a city area with references to streets and locations. The readable content mentions Wilton, Posey, and Winels streets and various unclear notes about steps, crews, and timing. The piece lacks complete details but highlights heavy street work underway.
The fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and phrases without clear events or context. It appears to mix personal names such as Clara Smith with unrelated terms and potential references, lacking a coherent news item or action.
A garbled OCR piece mentions Roy Greaenhil and Sam Vaughn with references to a court case, a ground squirrel incident, and a Texas mortgage notice. It details J J Campbell and Toney Chisum mortgage actions in Potter County, a Cadillac sale planned for May, and Amarillo notices posted in public places.
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