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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1926
Page
3
Fragmentary text from the Amarillo Globe shows publication details, dates, pricing, and telephones. It mentions the Globe-News Publishing Co and Associated Press, with notes on edition times and circulation, but lacks coherent news content.
County agent Harmon Benton warns 90 percent of Amarillo trees are infested with maple scale and urges immediate action. He emphasizes trees’ value to yards and the city, urging homeowners to protect and maintain street trees for future beauty.
G J Irvin urges Amarillo supporters to invest in a new 20 room dormitory with classrooms and offices for the Children’s Home. He argues the facility saves at risk youths, offering training, baths, and nourishment, and envisions adjacent tennis courts for student life.
A diary-tinged account aboard a trans Atlantic liner headed to Florida. The writer describes winter in New York, fellow passengers including actors, a jazz leader, and a Persian cat with Bonzo the dog. The ship’s captain and crew add color as real estate hawks prowl the pier. Florida is the new melting pot attracting varied travelers.
Cheltenham resident Ray Rehard Stephens bequeathed his sedan valued at $2000 and cash totaling $1000 to his chauffeur. The will specifies the ownership transfers upon death, with probate to proceed under local laws.
Chester England golf pro James Bomford crushed a long drive from the seventh tee. The ball hit and killed a weather wagtail after about 75 yards then struck a second wagtail 15 feet away, ending the feathered incident.
A brief advertisement-style line promotes pest control services for rats mice and other insects. It directs callers to phone 134.3 and asks for Mr. Boyd, with a confident safety claim.
A dense schedule lists WEAF WJ etc with orchestras choirs and Scout programs across cities like Des Moines New York Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit. Entries include dinner music grand opera concert series and youth activities plus station lineups for Monday silent stations across the network.
Sandy seals a farewell letter to Ramon after learning of his death and recalls their troubled romance. She grapples with memory, guilt, and longing while writing a final note and deciding whether to intercept his reply. The scene ends with Sandy awaiting more mail as the mystery deepens.
A compilation of quick quotes from attendees and speakers in Amarillo and surrounding towns. Highlights include Hugo Swan praised as a top sales and advertising speaker, a lively Charleston display by 52 couples, a quip about Oklahoma Texans, oil town reporters seeking Panhandle field insights, and Mild weather remarks about fishing, cooking school costs, church junior college needs, and a speed limit debate on autos.
In a morning glade Peter wonders about a mysterious bird near Farmer Brown's house. He mistakes a Shrike for Mocking Bird then worries about Nanny Meadow Mouse and a near catch, as eyes and ears clash on the trail. He spots a bird tracing along the wall and ponders its true identity.
In a dialog from 1926, Peter questions his sight after seeing a bird that looked like Mocker the Mocking Bird. Tommy Tit teases him as Peter recalls the bird’s fleeting movement toward Fare mer Brown’s house and contemplates whether to pursue it.
Fight broad boulevards carry nearly all motor traffic in and out of the nation’s capital. Six of these are paved 80 feet wide from curb to curb within the city’s boundaries.
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