Potter County Courthouse Contract Seen as $100,000 Bargain
The Amarillo project notes numerous benefits to Potter County including jobs, extended local spending, and a notably low contract price. Officials credit the courthouse underbudget result to months of study and careful cost-cutting, with savings exceeding $100,000 and interest saved.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Commissioners’ Court
Sam Motlow
C. E. Weymouth
W. W. Lynch
Carl Hill
M. L. Parker
C. S. Lambie
The Changing American by Glenn Frank and James Truslow Adams
A Forum essay surveys seventeen shifts in the American character as seen by Adams. The list covers changes from self-expression over self-discipline to the rise of the mediocre over the excellent, with the author promising future critique of each point.
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Glenn Frank James Truslow
Adams
Forum
Family Tangles Chase David Frost to Sea
In a strained Pennsylvania household, David Frost leaves his mother and bank to build a life with his wife Fanny. Their infant Sheila falls gravely ill, drawing Fanny and David into the pull of family duty, pride, and urgent care as tensions simmer and loyalties are tested.
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David Frost
Cloughbarre
Pennsylvania
Fanny
Sheila
France
David
Seattle
Sea Change Drives Fanny Toward Freedom and Courage
Fanny, overwhelmed by guilt over her failed marriage and her daughter Sheila, seeks solace on the Jersey coast. There she endures exhaustion and海, finds resolve to break from fear and seek independence while David, back at work, longs for her but hesitates to bridge the rift. He recalls her faith in him, but remains distant as she vows to change.
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Seattle
Fanny
Sheila
David
Mrs. Frost
Ness
Iie
Thera
First Use of Varnish Explored in The Globe Series
Sunday feature invites readers to discuss the origins of customs including the palm gesture and the term upper crust. Russ Murphy invites ideas to illustrate how these practices began and how the series will depict their origins.
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Russ Murphy
Stroller Looks Back at a Tumultuous Vaudeville Year
New York columnist 0 C McIntyre reflects on a year in show business noting changes from vaudeville to burlesque. He mentions figures like Ted Healy, Peter Arno, Gene Tunney, and Fred Allen while lamenting obscenity’s rise and the decline of burlesque booking offices and scissor bills.
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New York
Violet Heming
Joe Urban
Bavaria
Owen Davis
Portland
Charles Mitchell
Sir Thomas Lipton
Herman Shumlin
Palace
Ted Healy
Ohio
Peter Arno
Gene Tunney
Meadowbrook
Joe
Freud
Fred Allen
Loew’s
Dudley Field Malone
Winston Churchill
Cosmo Hamilton
Maurice Guest
7Th Avenue
Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Listed
The page lists several property transfers with owners and parcel details, including John H Wise to Jessa Wise on lot 16 bik 25 Wolflin Pl for 10 dollars and others in Ridgemere and Wolflin areas. It also notes multiple motor vehicle registrations and trucks from local firms and residents.
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John H. Wise
Jessa J. Wise
Wolflin Pl
A. A. Lumpkin
Ethel May Royalty
Glidden & Sanborn
W. N. Thompson
L. F. Bechtold
John J. Harden
Ridgemere
Buford M. Jones
T. J. Wagner
Wolflin
Elliott Hatch
Wolflin Place
John J. Marden
Mary Ltevens
Crossword Puzzle Threes and Fours
A compact crossword list with horizontal and vertical entries including definitions and word lengths. Clues cover mineral terms, actions, anatomy, astronomy, animals, and common words paired with brief hints and letter counts. The puzzle blends everyday language with science and general knowledge for solver challenge.
Stumpy Encounters Jumper the Hare in Winter Snow
In a Burgess tale, Stumpy Muskrat, wary after a Shadow the Weasel scare, spots a moving snow mound and discovers Jumper the Hare camouflaged in winter white. The encounter unfolds on the Laughing Brook tussock as Stumpy learns to doubt his assumptions and face a new neighbor.
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Green Forest
Green Meadows
Stumpy
Shadow
Weasel
Laughing Brook
Ile
Jerry Muskrat
Shadow the Weasel
T. W. Burgess
Broadway dreamer and burlesque past of a folio man
A vaudeville performer, famed for magic and soft shoe, spent decades in small towns but never New York. After 60, he sought a Broadway break, visiting agencies in New York daily. A critic notes cultural misfit and mocks New York as uncouth, with a French quip about barbarians.
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America
New York
New
Early life of Senator Simeon D. Fess
A historical vignette recalls Ohio Senator Simeon D. Fess as a youth. He worked on farms and did odd jobs in summers while attending country school in winter. Until age sixteen his only pay was board and clothes.
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Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
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the Globe
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the Cat and the Canary
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Walter Irvin, Inc
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Bechtol-Kaiser Co
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Victoria
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