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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a February 20 1974 Amarillo Globe ad with publishing details, carrier rates, and masthead confusion. Mentions multiple publishers and sections but keeps unclear notices and pricing.
The article portrays Amarillo as a rapidly expanding hub in the Panhandle with a population around 28 060. It highlights new oil fields nearby cheap fuel for industry, growing jobbing houses, wholesalers and other businesses, and plans for parks and civic improvements. It notes the city lacks parks and community centers and has few trees but promises future development and hospitality.
The writer notes Florida like perpetual sun while New York figures blend with palm and sea. Scenes include Broadway stars at luncheon, a dog race, pari mutuel betting, and the daily life contrasts of town mail, railways, weather jokes, and seasonal travel. Copyright 1926 McNaught Syndicate.
A dense catalog of radio schedule details listing programs, times, and performers across networks like WEAF, WABC, WJZ, and WNBC. It notes orchestras, soloists, and orchestral ensembles tied to stations in New York Chicago Dallas Philadelphia and more, with hourly lineups and feature acts.
Sandy endures a quiet spring night in a haunted house while tending a fire and an ailing mother Isabel. She recalls past loves, wonders if memories were real, and confronts impending loss as she cares for her mother in a fevered, dreamlike mood.
Half Minute interviews in East Amarillo feature quotes on barnyard rivals the busy Panhandle scene and rail service. Attendees praise Amarillo growth and comment on trains like the Wabash Banner Blue Limited and Fort Worth Denver connections.
Mocker tells Peter Rabin he could not migrate south due to a wing accident from an encounter with Sharp Shin the Hawk. He lost two flight feathers and stayed, growing new ones, enjoying berries and wary of the weather. Peter offers to bring raisins and currants, and Mocker notes Farmer Brown’s Boy feeds him those items.
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