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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
The 1924 poultry products value reached $994 million, the largest among farm animal incomes except swine. Production included about 680 million chickens and 1,968,000,000 dozen eggs, nearing one billion dollars in value. Growth tracks railroad expansion and urban population shifts boosting demand.
The body of Charles Borene, 65, of Fort Worth, was found by Wichita county court house with a bullet wound near the heart and a revolver nearby. A letter on the body described loss of life savings in oil investments, as hundreds passed by unaware.
Armado Art dre Y. Alvarado, 52, publisher of El Dia and former Havana port police captain, was shot by two men as he left his car on Concordia street. He died shortly after at a hospital.
Radio schedules list evening programs across stations in Minneapolis, Louisville, Davenport, Des Moines, Jefferson City, Kansas City, Omaha, Dallas, Oakland, Los Angeles, Portland and more with orchestras, talks, markets and news notes. Multiple time slots from 5:45 PM to 11:45 PM including concerts, talks, schools of music, and theatre reviews are shown. Stations reserve the right to alter programming.
The Col lingsworth county fair will run September 17 to 19 at the Wellington fair park with all county communities exhibiting. Elected officers are C. W. Roberts president C. C. Small vice president and W. H. Goforth secretary treasurer. Directors are J. M Shields C. W. Roberts C. C. Small E. N. Lewis and R. H. Templeton. Twelve committees were named to assist. Tom Mix in The Deadwood Coach shown in Deandi, Saturday only.
O O McIntyre reflects on changing New York dining culture from grand eateries to gaudy modern scenes. He recalls iconic spots, food drama, and elegant rituals of bygone days, contrasts with today’s lean dining and busy city life. The piece notes statues of Horace Greeley, the White Wings cleaners, and a brief aside about a nursery toy incident, ending with a dated copyright and a stray line about Calcutta workers.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job to join a cabaret. Madeline Browning disapproves, as does would‑be husband Jack Armstrong. Rosalind aims to marry for money, while Dorothy Richards confesses misery with her moneyed marriage and hints that Nicky Blake is a rich catch. Rosalind resents Nicky’s advances when he brings her home.
Hazel Devo Batchelor presents Rosalind and Nicky in a tense return after a previous meeting. Nicky offers a private ride home claiming penitence while Rosalind weighs trust and risk as they reach her doorstep. Tomorrow hints at upcoming events.
Rosalind feels reluctance to perform as rumors about her on stage swirl. A note from Nicky Blake invites supper and potential marriage, but she cannot love him. She fakes a headache to avoid him, then contemplates Dorothy’s fate and her own uncertain future.
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