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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1951

Page

13

Snowbound New Year trip ends in Amarillo return

A quartet led by Mr. and Mrs. John Burgan and Mr. and Mrs. Duke Nally left Amarillo for Red River New Mexico on New Year’s Day seeking peace in Monta Vista Lodge. Snow and low visibility delayed their return, but they made it home safely by nightfall. The item also lists hospital updates, visitors, and local notices from Amarillo.

Red River Amarillo John Burgan Washington Duke Nally Jackson Monta Vista Nally William N. Lampe Austin Mr. Lampe William E. Lampe van Buren Lampe Maynard Drake Travis N. F. Goforth West Eighth St. Anthony’s Hospital Clyde Shankling North Washington St. Anthony's R. V. Irwin North Cleveland St. Anthony’s John McMahan East Twelfth W. B. Tarwater, Jr Pierce Northwest Texas Hospital Ralph Harrison Morrow West Ninth Northwest Virgil Cathman Route 4 Pat L. Patterson Wichita Ray Edlin San Luis Obispo Cal Edlin C. A. Craig Prospect Craig Dwaine Green North East Eleventh Bloomington Ind D. T. Pearce Rock Island North Taylor William Q. Boyce Hayden Talmage Boyces Dallas Winston Adkins Bonham H. L. Adkins, Jr A. B. Hawkins Green Acres Jack Ritchie West Sixteenth Hankins Wichita Falls Austin John C. Sullivan James Mitchell Clarendon Mitchell Christian Church John Stanley Big Spring Princeton Grant Gross Princeton University Meredith Gross Ong Grant Alaska Jim Bob Duncan J. F. Duncan Fairmont Mobile Port Hueneme Adak Velma Lancaster Happy W. A. Hanna Lincoln Ormie Harlan D. W. Perry Bess Howard Polk Wyatt W. Blackburn Mabel Campbell Teddy Hodges Loraine House West Tenth Fred Paine Bovina Blanche Martin Mountain Drive Carolyn Conrad Claude M. M. Skipper Grand M. R. Jenness North Tyler Harry Morriss North van Buren Shirley Biggers Valley Helen Mullican Stratford Walter Wilmering Fannin Bettye Cole East Thirteenth G. F. Hill Helen Calcole North East Nineteenth Northwest Texas Hospital News Steven Ray Messer Dorothy Morrow Cathryn Gathman Irene Patterson Charles E. Sublett Hillcrest

Your Horoscope for Wednesday January 3

Your published horoscope describes a jovial person with keen intellect and energy who handles daily routines well. It notes social magnetism, city life pace, potential material success, and a desire to retire midlife, while warning against deep moodiness without family ties. It ends with birthday guidance and a list of daily star advice for each sign.

Amarillo Echoes From 1898 and 1924 New Year Fragments

Excerpts from the Amarillo Evening News recount the era on the cusp of two new years including talk of horse slaughter licenses for meat trade, troop withdrawals, rail and steel price booms, and a Brussels Bonapartist conference. The piece notes elk meat in Amarillo with taxidermy irony, births, fights, dances, and local business permits, alongside Coolidge at the White House and Trotsky’s rumored exile resting at home.

Amarillo Lexington Galveston Brussels Indian Territory Colorado Surrey T. B. Daniels Thomas James Cal Farley Ross Matty Matsuda Tolzien-Farwell W. C. Kenyon Woolworth Polk Dixon Creek Oil Company Hutchinson County S. D. McIlroy Calvin Coolidge White House Kremlin Leon Trotsky

My Day: Eleanor Roosevelt Responds to Age Claims

In this New Year column, Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on being called an old lady at eighty. She acknowledges occasional weak moments, critiques fear and cynicism, and defends American resolve. She cites faith, hope, and the need to keep love in the heart while facing power with power in defense and policy.

Eleanor Roosevelt United Fea. Syn., Inc Hyde Park Mrs. Roosevelt the Invincible United States

Japan land reform buyers take over rural farms

From 1946 to 1949 the Japanese Government purchased about 4.5 million acres or one third of cultivated land and resold it to farmers, mostly former tenants. Over three million people, about half of Japan’s farmers, bought land and tenancy fell from 46 percent to around 12 percent.

Tokyo Japan

Raspberry harvest in November on Owen crop

Glen Stone of Owosso Michigan harvested a second crop of red raspberries in November marking a rare late season yield.

Owosso, Mich Glen Stone

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