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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
4
Amarillo Globe published daily evenings and Sunday morning with Associated Press content. The preface lists publication details, pricing, and affiliations.
Howe discusses gambling and betting as common human behavior, comparing horseracing bets to stocks wheat and marriage. He argues that true public service lies in self discipline and exemplary conduct, not grand rhetoric, and urges personal self examination rather than constant critique of others.
Julian Price president of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance and A V Mazino agency supervisor left Amarillo after a multi day visit. They toured Jefferson Standard Life agencies west of the Mississippi and commended the local office for its work. Price had visited Amarillo two years earlier.
The listing outlines evening programs across stations in Minneapolis St Paul Madison Milwaukee and others with varied musical programs orchestras choirs and children hour segments including specific times for concerts news and weather notes. Stations include WCCO KFAB KPO KLX KPO San Francisco KGW and KGW with references to local time standard and silent stations notes on possible schedule changes.
Amarillo firms and individuals donated to a $1,000 Tri-State Field Trials trophy in the Members' All-Age event opening August 10 at Wheeler. Contributors include Panhandle Motor Co. Amarillo Hotel Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. and The Amarillo Globe among many others.
Mr and Mrs Grayson Gathwright announce the birth of a daughter nicknamed The Monster with Lon Chaney at the Fair Monday. Also notes travel and business updates including Amarillo residents moving to San Jacinto and visits by J A Kowalski on union business. Ice cold melons and tire trade offers appear in local ads.
O C McIntyre surveys Wall Street’s perilous swing between ruin and rebound. He recalls Baruch’s cautionary rise, lists marital silences across Gotham, and notes Ben Ali Haggin’s shift from brokerage glamour to Florence painting while warning of quick profits and swift losses.
The body of Mrs. Fannie Ferguson was moved from Blackburn Funeral Home to the residence at 703 Georgia Street and will lie in state until Monday at 3 p.m. The funeral will be at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Rev. W. H. Fisher officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. She died Friday night at a local hospital. survived by husband A P Ferguson six children father and three brothers.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job and refuses Jack Arm strong when he asks her to marry him. Madeline Browning, sharing the apartment, reluctantly agrees to join Jack at the Palace. Rosalind schemes to keep them apart and ends by washing dishes alone after sending them out.
A fragment follows Rose as she dreads domestic life with Jack and resents classed theater goers. She envies the better dressed women in the second balcony and resents their perceived luxury while Madeline fails to understand Rose’s envy and tension between friendship and romance.
G T Oliver is remodeling the nine room headquarters house on his ranch eighteen miles southwest of Amarillo. Crops on Oliver land and the nearby Dawn farm are described as immense. Various local residents and visitors are noted including trips to Santa Fe Denver Winchester and Colorado.
A local ad urges shoppers to beat the heat with a cool suit from Allen's Clearance sale. The message emphasizes summer weather and discounted apparel.
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