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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reads like a theater or literary column noting names Rivest Mil as Bae D and Dick Metts with The Eagle's Tales. Context hints at a local entertainment feature or book review in a historic Dover issue.
A $650 Brunswick prize option or a trip to Hollywood awaits contestants along with $100 in cash for top essays. Amarillo residents can enter by September 14 with ten best essays advancing to Dallas for a state contest. Local merchants sponsor ten prizes. Motion Picture Operators of Texas and Dent Theaters back the event. Also a film feature "Miss Brewster's Millions" with Bebe Daniels and a note on cast members Warner Baxter Ford Sterling and Johnny Fox Jr.
President Calles reiterates intent to enforce constitutional laws on religion despite pressure. A telegram from Peru's Augusto Leguia requesting harmony with the Catholic church is considered a personal expression and not foreign intervention. The note notes Mexican action against clergy remains unchanged.
The Mission Theater features The Man from Oklahoma with Jack Perrin as a popular western star. Deane's feature is highlighted as locally significant. Also at Liberty Theater an encore of 4 Western Engagement with Jack Hatton closes tonight, along with The Eagle's Talons episode with Fred Thompson and a pleasant comedy.
Fertiliser product aimed at weak lawns and shrubs. Includes contact phone number 51 for orders or inquiries.
John Moore, editor of the Globe and writer of Railroad News and Folks, is confined to his home due to illness.
Voters encouraged to support A. D. Payne of Amarillo for Representative. Ady quote reads Thie is for the little boy same as the big boy.
Sealed bids for curb and gutter and gravel pavement with two course penetration will be received by the City Manager until 7 30 p m August 10 1926. Work to improve a portion of West 10th Street in Amarillo Texas per plans at the City Engineer office. Certified check for 500 required. Usual rights reserved.
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