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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1928
Page
8
The Amarillo piece urges splitting large districts like Soncy and west San Jacinto to meet the 350 voter per precinct rule. It highlights judge and clerk strain after a high turnout and calls for timely changes, stressing fairness and ethical reporting.
The AS Saale reports that the war in Nicaragua is over as General Sandino withdraws to Honduras leaving his force to scatter. American marines endured a grueling campaign through jungle heat and piracy with towns destroyed and daily skirmishes. The State Department vows withdrawal after elections and reaffirmed Monroe doctrine duties despite criticism.
A poet of the crowd challenges the hall selection, arguing that the candidate who declares I dont know when I have felt the heat today embodies the era. The remark underscores a call for courage and urgent presence in the hall.
A German scientist pursues wood derived food while America reports success extracting drink from wood. A Smith declines to pose laying bricks. Herbert Hoover backs away a day or two later by refusing to kiss a baby.
In the Green Forest King Eagle spies on Mrs Lightfoot the Deer and discovers two spotted fawns beside her. He contemplates sharing his knowledge with Mrs Eagle but keeps watch instead hoping a later chance to claim one of the babies. Copyright 1928 by T. W. Burgess. The next story is Even King Eagle Is Fooled.
New York Aug 1 The article notes American chefs gain dignity and high salaries with New York earners from 5000 to 25000 annually while European chefs follow hereditary apprenticeship. It contrasts careers, training, and social life of chefs and recounts a Long Island dinner anecdote and debutante party trends.
In October the shop buzzes with plans as Jerry pursues art and romance. Saxon faces a mounting loan tied to an English manor project funded by Mary while Stephanie contemplates love and travel. The family carves a gypsy-like future through work, dreams, and flirtations.
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Potter county commissioner W. W. Lynch plans to ask the city commission for appropriations to build a dam to control storm sewer waters north of Amarillo after heavy rains damaged four highways. He argues the dam with large outlets would prevent future flood damage and also seeks more culverts on the Panhandle Highway within the city limits.
The municipal airport bond issue of 160000 dollars was postponed when the city commission failed to meet in regular session due to two absent members, Mayor Lee Bivins out of town and Commissioner J H Harris unavailable, preventing a quorum.
City manager Jeff D. Bartlett says a special meeting will discuss the airport bond issue later this week. Before any vote on bonds, three weeks of publication notices are required.
Rev John P F Johnston will be a principal speaker at the Palo Duro association workers meeting to be held at the First Baptist Claude on Tuesday August 24 officials say a banner will be given the visiting church with the largest dele...
The program features speakers including Dr. G Y Yates Amarillo Douglas Carver D D Sumrall J G Holder and E D Gregory. South Carolina is identified by the nickname Palmetto state.
A travel tale shared by a secretary from New England recounts a down east horse swap. A farmer trades his horse and ten dollars for a stranger's horse and cash, then critiques the acquired mount as unruly and unreliable, noting it loses value after being traded.
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