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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1935

Page

4

Young Democrats Schedule Debates on Toll Load Proposal

Potter County Young Democrats sponsor debates for open discussion on public issues including trucks weight limits and road versus rail competition. Speakers to cover both sides aim to form an intelligent, studied opinion with older party members invited to attend.

Potter County Young Democrats

Shaw tangles with Mexican thieves over emerald crown

Mateo Rubriz and Brother Pascual lure the Montana Kid into Mexico to help steal back the emerald crown of Our Lady from Duraya's church. The Kid seeks Rosita at Miguel Santos' Duraya inn, while rumors say Santos bears a violent past and the Valley of the Dead haunts his youth.

Mateo Rubriz Robin Hood Brother Pascual Mexico Mateo Duraya United States Miguel Santos Rosita Santos Valley of the Dead Miguel Jong

Weather and frostbite risks in winter report and fiction excerpt

Health Talk discusses frostbite risk from chilly temperatures across the United States. The narrative then shifts to a fiction scene with Miguel Santos observing a mysterious rider and Rosita at an inn patio, noting the horse, mare, and dim light in the courtyard.

Rosita Caballero Miguel Santos Miguel Henry Sell Sell

Stamp Arbour Day honor shown on two children in story

In a tale set around Arbor Day 1932, two youngsters Alvin and Walter are described as the only siblings to have their footprints on a United States stamp. The piece narrates their celebration in Washington and Nebraska City and notes the stamp’s significance in marking a tree planting event.

Hildren Jullis Sterne Merton Arbor D Vithdren Alvin AW Teath Wistep Rath Cather Rip Rendi Bayeratie Owl Lava United States Washington Nebraska City

Gray Fox in traps and winter peril from a Thornton Burgess tale

Gray Fox lies trapped with a paw caught in steel jaws as bitter winds and hunger threaten his survival. The fable chronicles his fear cold and thirst while awaiting the trapper, illustrating nature's peril through vivid, old time prose.

Gray Fox

Department of Agriculture formed in 1889 under Cleveland

The article states the Department of Agriculture was formed in 1889 during President Cleveland's term, with Norman J. Colman of Missouri as the first secretary. It also notes Mayo brothers William James Mayo and Charles Horace Mayo, and mentions the telegraph and telephone wire weighing 208 pounds per mile.

Department of Agriculture Cleveland Norman J. Colman Missouri Rochester Minn William James Mayo Charles Horace Mayo

Gray Fox Trapped by Cruel Steel Trap in Ledge

A story excerpt reveals Gray Fox trapped by a steel device while hunters and dogs pursue him. The tale contrasts fox cunning with human cruelty as Reddy Fox’s possible complicity is weighed. The narrator hints at a future visit by a friend, and introduces the next tale Gray Fox Has a Visitor.

Gray Fox Reddy Fox Reddy T. W. Burgess

Political Worker Crossword Puzzle Clues

A historical puzzle listing across and down clues for a crossword style with political and thematic terms. Includes references to new members of the U S lower house and allied political terminology and common wordplay elements.

U. S

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