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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1924

Page

10

Cotton Profitable Crop Found in Castro County

Special to The Globe from Dimmitt Texas reports farmer C C Reynolds eight miles east of Dimmitt proves cotton a profitable crop in Castro County. He averaged about 44 dollars per acre in 1922 and 1928 with yields ranging from eleven to ninety eight and a half acres, selling thousands in cotton. Reynolds predicts Castro County will become a leading cotton county in Texas.

Globe Dimmitt C. C. Reynolds Castro County Reynolds Texas

Danish bill to authorize physician assisted death introduced

Copenhagen reports a bill by Justice Minister Steincke proposing to allow doctors to end a patient’s life under specific conditions without punishment. The measure seeks a legal framework for euthanasia in certain medical scenarios.

Copenhagen Steincke

M. W. A. Officers Elected At Palo Duro Camp

A. P. Fowler was elected consul of the Palo Duro camp of the Modern Woodmen of America at the annual officers meeting. The past year's work was the most successful in the local group. W. A. Huff was reelected advisor, J. R. Gant clerk, C. C. Lucy banker, M. Bf. Long watchman, and Wm. Gouldy W. A. Huff and E. H. Wilkinson were reelected managers.

A. P. Fowler Palo Duro W. A. Huff J. R. Gant C. C. Lucy M. Bf. Long Wm. Gouldy E. H. Wilkinson

Unusual Shubunkin Goldfish Arrives at Randal Aquarium

Oscar Randal of Randal Drug Store reports securing an unusual Shubunkin multi color goldfish from Nat Geog Society hatcheries after months of letters. A shipment of Japanese fringe tails arrived as well. The Randal aquarium now houses many fancy fish varieties with hopes to add a Lion Head.

Oscar Randal Randal Drug Store National Geographic Society Randal Aquarium Randal

Technical error may keep Fennell prisoner for life

Frank Fennell of Dallas faces ongoing life imprisonment after the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed his deathlike life sentence for killing Jack Kendall on June 14. The ruling cites a missing statement of facts in the appeal, noting the absence prevents review. Trial judge Grover Adams served as a special judge due to Judge Felix D. Robertson's gubernatorial campaign absence.

Austin Frank Fennell Dallas Jack Kendall Court of Criminal Appeals Grover ©. Adams Felix D. Robertson Robertson

Bexwy Furnace Mystery Stuns Prosecutor in Columbus

Columbus case remains perplexing as county prosecutor John R. King notes the Addie Shearsley murder mystery continues two weeks after her body was found in the parsonage furnace on November 17. Local Lutheran minister’s wife identified among the deceased. Authorities pursue leads without clarity on a motive or suspect.

Columbus Bex Wy John R. King Addie Shearsley

Recaptured Prisoner Dies in Houston After Gun Battle

E McDonald an escaped convict from the Pat Neff honor farm near Sugarland died in Houston following a gun battle with a deputy sheriff at Katy last Thursday night. He was shot and died here night before last.

Houston Tex E. McDonald Pat Neff Sugarland Katy

The Bold Engineer and the Three Aces Tale

A sprawling railroad feature traces the Van Sweringen brothers rise from newsboys to major rail barons who built a vast Ohio-Mississippi trunk line and later acquired the Nickel Plate, swamping rivals. It also reports on Santa Fe personnel moves, a miners’ trip, a movie play note, and railroad efficiency claims.

van Sweringen Brothers Mississippi Atlantic Cleveland Street Railway Company Erie Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Pere Marquette

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