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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
5
Col Harve Haines of the U S Army Reserve and Amarillo board official urges restoring the U S frigate Constitution. He cites Texas interest in historic spots and notes color pictures for sale in Amarillo to promote patriotism and loyalty amid concerns about ideological trends.
Water in Bivins Lake steadily increases after Tuesday night rain, reaching thirteen feet in depth and extending over a mile in length. Drainage from the basin continues to feed the reservoir as it develops into a sizable lake.
Miss Virginia Little joined Russell and Cockrell as xenographer replacing Miss Lillian Brenner. Joe Cauthorn of Magnolia Petroleum plans a Houston and San Antonio trip to visit his mother. Mrs B D McGuire moved with her mother to Eldorado Arkansas. Mrs Alma Mosley and Miss Ethel Taylor relocated to Lucerne apartments from 1200 Taylor. Mr and Mrs Shelton Walker arrived in Amarillo from Dallas to settle here. Mrs Forrester of Belton expected tonight to visit her son De Otis Forrester.
Polk Street Methodist Church plans a unique fundraiser to finance a new organ. The entire congregation donates old jewelry collected and sent away, led by Rev. L. N. Stuckey F. G. Roane and C. R. Hooten who report strong participation and welcome further contributions.
Mrs. E. E. Manney, long ill at Northwest Texas hospital, has shown health improvement and is able to return home soon. Her daughter reports progress and asks friends to continue prayers for a full recovery.
Miss Mary Dodson has moved to 602 Buchanan Street and returned from a Dallas trip to visit relatives. Carrington MacKie of Magnolia Petroleum plans to leave Saturday for Colorado for vacation. Mrs M QC Guerre is away from the Children's Shop on Sixth Street due to illness.
A partial ledger note shows a 16 cent figure alongside a 19 and 39 cent item in the linen section. The readable fragment hints at price adjustments or a sale ledger entry without full context.
In section 50c Latinette 39c and colors splendor fabric for slips underwear and pajamas. All colors fast yard priced at 89 cents.
An OCR fragment shows multiple price entries for silk umbrellas. The values range from 2.95 to 8.95 with repeated mentions of silk umbrellas and scattered digits. The readable portion suggests a catalog or ad listing umbrella prices. No clear dates or organizations are present in the fragment.
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