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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1930
Page
4
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Mayor Ernest Thompson launches Loyalty to Amarillo with Chamber of Commerce backing to put unemployed to work and renew normal buying. Public confidence and citizen cooperation are crucial to success, promising an organized, city wide effort and steady relief through jobs.
Editor and Publisher argues 1931 will see better business led by liberal and intelligent use of newspaper advertising. Major firms like John Wanamaker, Beech Nut, Kellogg, and Stromberg Carlson report increased ad spending in 1930, signaling improved confidence and demand as 122 million consumers drive production. prosperity hinges on advertising.
Glenn Frank argues that lifting buying power and ending tariff madness can restore U S prosperity by embracing global economic unity. He favors ten years of economic disarmament over military arms and calls for world wide economic agreements to revive industry and agriculture.
Fanny Freiburg marries David Frost facing his mother’s enmity. After a illness scare to Sheila, David returns to his uncle’s bank and Fanny. A Washington visit with Juli ette deepens Fanny’s discontent. Leila Daniels’s Europe plan ends with Bob’s burden and a store dispute at Cloughbarre. Bob defends business while Fanny questions independence.
In early October on Rousse's Point, Fanny and Bob reconnect after years apart. Bob laments Fanny's changed, happier self and hints at grand plans as Fanny contemplates a separate life. He offers to join her, dreaming of happiness, ranching, and travel, while family tensions loom over their potential future.
New York hotels on side streets near Broadway are described as havens for organized vice. The piece details how vice barons invest in inns, attract elderly couples with respectable façades, and coordinate drug and liquor caches. It notes famous crimes linked to hotel rooms and the cold police trails that follow.
A formal grand jury inquiry opened in Beaumont into the death of 16 year old Elizabeth Johnson of Port Arthur. Suspect Robert T. Williams, 18, UT sophomore and son of a prominent Austin Methodist minister, is charged with killing her after a sweethearts quarrel. Williams says the girl shot herself. Witnesses including hospital staff, police, Williams, and others will testify.
Suit by Buck relatives to invalidate a will written on a scrap of paper leaving 30 000 to charity was filed in West Plains Missouri. James M Buck hermit found dead September 12. the will directs sale of all property except the farm to be given to an aged couple to live there and care for his cats dogs and chickens.
The report covers Oliver H. P. La Farge retiring from Wall Street to pursue painting after his father John La Farge forbade artistry, plus Alfred E. Wamsley’s 50 years in a drug store with travel plans, Dr. Rogers praising pipe organ exercise, a two cent Pulaski stamp debut, T E Lawrence translating the Odyssey, and a Florida river Styx log-plant sidetrack abandoned.
A lighthearted wedding item notes a bride tied to a golf champion. The joke centers on her attempting to furnish a home with golf cups, reflecting a playful domestic setup. No further details on date or names are provided in readable text.
A readable snapshot of a crossword puzzle page listing across and down clues with answers previously given yesterday and a set of scattered entries including capital cities, animal terms, and common nouns. The grid references hint at a varied puzzle theme and puzzle-related notes.
Billy Mink follows a plan to hunt Muskrat in Smiling Pool after Little Joe Otter dominates the fishing. He stalks Stumpy and Jerry Muskrat to a Muskrat den but balks at entering the tight bedroom. Realizing the Muskrat house is too risky, he abandons the pursuit and leaves without a meal.
A column of black comedy and curiosities notes thieves slang origin of real McCoy from Broadway and Kew Gardens. It recalls Kid McCoy a drunken boast and a line about a nickel watermelon look. It also mentions diarist Pepys style bits and literary figures like Riley Nicholson Phelps and Cobb.
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