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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary text notes Mrs. W. W. Ellison in Los Angeles attending or hosting events with named individuals including W Billece, Billie Weed, and Prem Gbee. Mentions a return trip by water via Belt Lote Cay and travel via Amalite path, implying a social or travel planning context.
A fragmented note describes elaborate handkerchiefs and lace miniatures used for evening wear. It highlights intricate designs, raised themes, and the value placed on handmade pieces, noting growing popularity and affection for these accessories.
Vague notices recount visits and social arrivals including Bate Weed and Teuns visiting Mesrine Willie on West Seventeenth. Martian Carriker from Cxledonis City spent the week with Mr ead Mes. Menry Propet at 1004 Wee Tenth and Mes Ford Bracdenberg left yesterday for Santa Fe from 1611 Von Porte.
The Air Board will meet Friday in Washington to consider bids for two dirigibles with about 6500000 cable feet of envelope. The Zeppelin firm of Chicago and the American Federals Corporation of Camden have studied specs. Germany's Zeppelin group reportedly submitted a bid for the two craft with up to 9000000 available next year.
A 30 day furlough was granted by Governor Moody to Reverend A. A. Devy Williamson county minister, in relation to two year perjury sentences tied to testimony in an alleged Ongping case. The report notes the Austen Tex dispatch date of August 7 from the Associated Press.
Wednesday listings show West Amarillo Christian church events at Crecle 3 Rose Tes and Misa Josephine Mitler with tea at 2 o clock. Catholics and other church groups hold afternoon meetings at Christ Cathedral, Picet Christian church, and M B Viret Beptieg church parlors around 2 o clock.
Ges Moody district attorney petitioned for relief citing illness in the minister’s family. He notes the need to care for his own family including a few small children, seeking consideration due to hardship.
Missouri voters faced a pivotal primary with heavy interest in wet versus dry issues. The Republican field includes Mathew Prank Bernard Boxy and Meary A. fundecha for Senate while Proctor and Miketon contend for the dry side. In the Democratic race Roscoe Pattison and Charlen Hayt lead a slate with James A. Collet and Robert J. Young listed among contenders.
Raleigh reports a plan to eradicate a strange disease menacing the Carolinas and Georgia peach industry. Dr John G Donegan plant pathologist of the U S Government studies the illness in Bandhil peach growing area. In some sections the crop suffers up to per cent damage from the bacteria aided by NC senators and representatives.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a divorce suit involving Mott and Behoefield with mentions of alleged conspiracy and murder intent. The charge was dropped, Mott was not tried, and Behoefield was acquitted.
The circuit of the Irish Free State judges will be compelled to speak Irish. The cost of living in Great Britain has risen two thirds higher than before the First World War.
A report cites Herr Hagenbeck in Chicago arguing for stricter game laws and expanded preserves in Africa. He warns automobiles and aircraft increase slaughter and urges broader safekeeping of wildlife, including controversial limits on hunting gear and protections in preserves.
Superior Wisconsin dispatch reports President Coolidge confident Herbert Hoover will win in November. Dale of Waterville cites Coolidge praising Hoover and cabinet support while noting approved federal budget estimates for the next year near 2.76 billion dollars. Australia will follow Britain on Easter timing.
Advice column note from Mrs. Berton offering motherhood guidance. Letters should be addressed to Mrs. Massachusetts in Kansas City Missouri. Correspondence will be kept strictly confidential and free of charge.
A 76 year old Utica woman, Mrs. Matty J. Mott, was awarded an absolute divorce from her husband Frank Mott after six months of circuit court proceedings. The case, contested fiercely, arose after Mrs. Mott accused W. H. Behoofield of an attempted-? The readable text shows domestic dispute and legal action culminating in a decree for Mrs. Mott.
Berlin doctors employed a seismograph to record heartbeats for diagnose heart disease. A patient lay on a table while the machine captured movements and recorded them on a second chart, showing promise for medical diagnostics.
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