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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
4
Reddy Fox engages Barker the Seal in polite questioning about personal matters and habitats. Barker explains breathing with lungs and living in the water while Reddy challenges his land mobility before Barker retreats to his rock home. The scene ends as Barker dives away before night.
The notice outlines department subscriptions with time options of one month six months and one year and mentions mailing and Sunday delivery. Prices shown include amounts such as 3.06 3.90 and 7.40 though some words are garbled. The entity set includes New Mexico and Akiabone as possible regional references.
An analysis of 1924 tax distribution shows federal, state, and local costs per person. It notes 12.5 cents of each dollar funded government, with federal at 27.77 and local at 33.63 per head, plus rising local taxes and varied state rates. It discusses debt changes, tariff costs, and the challenge of compiling figures from multiple agencies.
New York August 10 account portrays the Tombs as a place where first offenders reform and find solace, with daily religious services and silent games to ease tedium. Guards note some inmates view prison as a vacation while new wardens’ arrivals ripple through the yard.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered phrases about yeast and stages. The text includes stray letters and garbled questions, with partial street references and odd punctuation. No coherent event or names are identifiable.
Joslyn awakens in a lavish room after a troubling ordeal. Doctor Julius Reiger explains that her vitality is depleted like a dried well and prescribes rest and calm, warning against worry while promising to monitor her progress. The nurse offers mixed views on modern medicine as the scene closes.
J I Magill named city freight agent of the Rock Island at Amarillo with new duties in shipping circles. W Hammack moves from Amarillo to Dalhart as train master replacing H E McMullen who becomes assistant superintendent at Amarillo. J W Mode of Denver visits Amarillo from Childress. John Moore, railroad editor of The News Globe, suffers a relapse and is confined at 805 Pierce Street.
The Amarillo school board names the four room Wolflin school after Charles O Wolflin, a prominent Amarillo citizen who died March 20 1924. The Pleasant Valley site lies just north of city limits as growth drives bond funded construction in the county’s independent district.
A fortune line ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil for corns bunions and swollen veins promising complete pain relief or money back. It urges buyers to ignore cause duration or prior attempts and claims the oil enables comfortable activity with daily use.
Sealed bids for materials and erection of two room frame additions to the Negro Ward School and the Mexican School in Amarillo Texas are due by 8:00 p m August 13 1926. Plans by architect E F Rittenberry may be obtained for a twenty dollar bid deposit at 303 Blackburn Building. The School Board may reject any or all bids.
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