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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1926
Page
8
An advertisement touts S S S as a blood building tonic to restore power and endurance for weak individuals. It claims renewed appetite, better daily life, and confidence in a medicine with over a century of service, made only from fresh roots and herbs.
In London, Percy offers to go through an inventory for Pream Girl while she asks how much remains to be checked. The exchange conveys a domestic task scene with two named participants and a sense of ongoing rummaging.
The jury in the Osage Indian murder case of W. K. Hale and John Ramsey was discharged after deliberating nearly fifty hours with no verdict. The government plans immediate retrial, said Oscar R. Luthering, assistant attorney general in charge of the prosecution.
A taxi driver asks where to drive a drunken man who declines Johnson Street and insists on going to his home. The exchange captures street slang from an Australian source with humor in a social setting.
Monte E. Owen resigns as assistant secretary of the Board of City Development and leaves for Colorado to become manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. A successor is tentatively appointed. the official announcement will come at the next Board meeting. Owen has served since July 1925 and moved to Amarillo from Waco.
Potter County courts move through routine preliminary matters as criminal dockets approach next week. The grand jury returned several indictments not disclosed until arrests, while district court handled motions and minor civil and divorce actions. County court delays criminal docket until Monday as probate cases occupy the day.
Mrs Don R Mellett of Indianapolis sues in federal court claiming 100000 for the death of her husband Don R Mellett killed July 16 in Canton. Defendants include Ben Rudner Massillon Louis Mazer Canton and Patrick Eugene McDermott NantyGlo PA the suit alleges conspiracy and loss of support.
Austin August 25. Since assuming office Governor Miriam A. Ferguson has issued 2808 clemency proclamations. The secretary of state's records show 593 clemency proclamations issued since April 6.
Iceless refrigeration enables freezing many fruit desserts and gelatin salads in the ice tray. The iceless unit supports quick chilling and convenient preparation for cold dishes.
A series of quick quotes covers Mrs. Darrell Rascoe about American Legion meeting rooms being changed to host cats, a baseball fan noting Amarillo’s poor tourney record of 36 hits and 24 errors, Ernest Thompson praising Colonel Owsley’s visit to oil fields, Jeff Bartlett on Mayor Bivins and Friday council actions, Rob Ames correcting paper coverage on hunting licenses, and Felix Franklin claiming a personal trains record amid family visits after a trip.
The city commission did not convene Tuesday night due to the absence of Mayor Lee Bivins and Commissioner Charley Fisk. Only Commissioner Harris was present. City Manager Jeff Bartlett said a meeting is likely Friday night.
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