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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
3
Prospectus notes potential wells may produce and merits quick action to secure acreage at favorable prices. It warns of possible withdrawal of the block and claims direct leases with guaranteed titles, urging readers to act now to avoid missing the deal.
Fragmentary notice touts a lease market with prices moving from 100 dollars to twenty dollars per acre. It hints at urgency and protection offers tied to a Hoover well, urging quick action before prices drop further.
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene clinched the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Ohio and will face Republican Frank B Willis in the fall. Florence Allen, Ohio Supreme Court justice, won the Anti Saloon League backed primary to oppose Pomerene. In Alabama and Arkansas primaries Hugo Black led in Alabama while Bibb Graves and John Martineau competed for Arkansas governorship.
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus brings trained wild animals for two shows Saturday at 2 pm and 8 pm. Clyde Beatty and Bob McPherson lead acts with a record lions and tigers display and fifteen Royal Bengal tigers. Clown lineup includes Earl Shipley and others as new acts debut.
London reports a daring new fashion trend with washerwoman inspired poses and garments. Capes and croaks appear in stores, while mature silhouettes shift toward bold, elegant styling praised by fashion observers.
A collage of quick quotes from residents and visitors. Joe Powell donates five dollars to the baseball team. Mrs J W Delzell. Mr and Mrs A W Shoults discuss a move to Woodward Oklahoma but illness delays plans. G Wilson denies Rogers resignation as high school principal. Mrs W B Stevenson recalls Mesa Verde trip with Dr Stevenson and Billy. Miss Helen Kochan notes her niece’s fourth birthday party with noisy whistles.
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