Amarillo Globe Notice of Publication and Rates
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates by carrier and by mail for daily and Sunday editions. Rates apply in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico with publication dated Monday December 27 1926.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1926
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates by carrier and by mail for daily and Sunday editions. Rates apply in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico with publication dated Monday December 27 1926.
A buried treasure burst from an old farmhouse floor yielding 2500 dollars as police guard the site while crowds seek the rumored 60000 dollar hoard. A note on Treasure Island and a Nineteenth Century pirate tale follows, with public curiosity and romantic quest for wealth.
New York reports Thomas F Manville disputes his wife’s claim she is a serial trickster and alleges he has not met her debts. The case proceeds with opposing advertisements and court action in a tense family matter.
In a tense prison scene, Vereker seeks to free Masterton by exposing the wider conspiracy behind a conviction. Masterton demands full disclosure of all confederates, insisting truth and pardon extend beyond personal mercy as the dying man battles guilt and seeks justice.
Sammy Jay confronts Spooky the Screech Owl at dawn in the Old Orchard over trees growing in houses. Spooky shows round eyes and odd claims about nocturnal hoarding and forest mischief, while neighbors distrust them and light reveals little.
Spooky tells Sammy Jay about dazzling trees taken from Green Forest now visible in Farmer Brown’s house windows. Sammy demands proof and challenges the owl to nighttime window viewing to confirm the extraordinary claim.
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