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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
The item lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication details for the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company including address 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas the Associated Press rights and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with monthly six month and yearly prices.
Amarillo figures Colonel Ernest O Thompson Colonel C T Herring Ross Rogers Guy Saunders H 8S Ford Dr B M Puckett Harve Radey W 8 Rule Dick Seay Leland Abbott J J Gordon are named as stockholders behind a new Amarillo building praised as a modern, practical office facility. The Globe commends the project as a stride for Amarillo and hopes it maintains a waiting list and yields generous profits to its builders.
Amarillo contractor Fred Bone, noted for rapid, precise work with the Fred Bone Construction Company, has just completed the Amarillo office building. Frank Lytle shares praise for the venture, while The Globe reports Bone values privacy and declined a $70 photo advertisement offer from a friend of Mr. Rone.
The piece reflects on Broadway temptations and excess, noting famous names drawn into luxury and downfall, from Mizner to a drifting painter, with vivid vignettes of nightly revels, streetcar mishaps, and the city’s glare. It closes with Amarillo boosterism for Fred Bone, a builder investing back into the community.
Ad copy notes Edwards Studio at 710 and Trieveles at 118 West Seventh offering photography services. It highlights contact points for customers seeking portraits or studio work.
A dense listing of stations from KFAB to WTIC and beyond outlines Friday features. Dinners, dances, matinees, and concert programs mix with lectures, choral clubs, and artist lineups across cities like Lincoln Calgary Montreal Boston and New York.
Sandy McNeil flees her arranged marriage to Ben Murillo and hides at the family home in Santa Barbara. As she contemplates a quiet reunion with her kin, Murillo rages over the insult of her departure and Sandy plans a cautious return while debating her fate with Judith Moore and Judith's suitor Douglas Keith.
Paddy explains beavers work by day or night to avoid predators like Yowler the Bob Cat. He reveals dangers during dam construction, how they use warnings, and that the current project aims to reach deep water to protect the colony while cutting young poplars. Peter learns the plan and safety tradeoffs.
A dialogue line hints at a missing or absent male figure with the cue true and not here. The phrase “I’ve left him” implies separation or departure, setting up a cliffhanger continuation.
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