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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1928
Page
16
The notice lists subscription rates for Amarillo Daily and Sunday editions offered by carrier delivery. It notes the price structure and billing details for readers subscribing to the newspaper service.
A brief note quotes Plunger the Osprey on greed and overreaching as Mae King Eagle pursues a fishing outing and learns a life lesson about restraint. The fragment conveys a fable tone with anthropomorphic characters and a moral.
The county commissioners court plans to outline and authorize ten new voting precincts at its next regular meeting. W. W. Lynch says the changes will apply in the November general election, with August primaries using existing districts. He notes redistricting cannot take effect until the August term and that growth in Amarillo’s voting strength necessitated action.
McIntyre notes a bustling New York stroll with vivid vignettes of city life. He catalogs fashion designers, bankers, hotel trends, jabs at publicity and consumer culture, and odd quirks from pedestrians, sailors to shoppers, ending with a tale of a public handshake and a missed loan repayment.
The Will H. Dilg league considers creating a bird sanctuary in Amarillo led by local supporters. Ontario naturalist Jack Miner, famed for luring thousands of wild geese to his Kingsville farm and tagging them for study, may visit Amarillo to share his methods. His work has attracted national attention and described as a miracle by supporters.
A resident fosters birds by reforesting acres with evergreens creating a sanctuary for doves. He secures neighbor cooperation and teaches children to protect habitats, aiming to broaden nationwide bird refuges and humane stewardship.
Miss King visits attorney Kayd OConnor, learning Mr. Marsh died two weeks prior, and OConnor advances a personal mission to uncover ties to Stephanie Marsh. The case edges toward Maria and Jerry with plans to pursue in-person questioning and potential travel.
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A coughing crook visits the city morgue seeking his missing pal Hickey a red headed man with a scar on his cheek. He views the unidentified dead hoping to find him but leaves convinced Hickey is not among them and jokes about their grim surroundings.
Perry Garnet, 43, rancher of Hays County, charged with murder of Robert Calhoun, 54, held without bail after San Marcos preliminary hearing. Garnet testified a feud followed the mule killing last winter and a later school board election clash led to the fatal shooting. The case proceeds to grand jury in Austin.
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