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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists subscription terms and rates under Associated Press affiliation. Rate options include one month six months and one year. The notice appears in print with telephones for news and business departments and indicates standard publication rights.
An editorial from Greensboro reprinted for Amarillo urges embracing “plain people” as the backbone of democracy. It argues universal education and the ballot empower citizens to shape tax policy, municipal affairs, and church growth, calling for a civic awakening and active participation to achieve better government and a thriving city.
The Pittsburgh Deposit and Title Company, with deposits over $1.01 million, was closed today by the Pennsylvania state department of banking. Bank Examiner Frank W. Jackson took charge and pledged an official statement later. reported capital stock $125,000 with substantial surplus and undivided profits.
The article notes Dots in winter fashion featuring chiffons with velvet or chemile dots and coin spots in brilliant colors for evening wear. It also lists sabbatical leave applications by NYC public school staff, requiring ten years continuous service, with 1926 and 1920 precedents and approvals amounts.
Robert Masterton, freed from a conspiracy of Mulholland and allies, faces McCall the detective over Vera ker’s death and the plan to incriminate others. Sadie Hicks weighs loyalties while Masterton contemplates his next move, unsure if Sadie will stay or switch sides. The suspense tightens as clues emerge and the clock ticks toward Now Go On With The Story.
W L Ellwood, Texas ranch owner, reports no cattle or property losses yet after a prairie fire charred about 25 000 acres on the Spade ranch 25 miles west of Lubbock. The blaze began from refuse at a chuck wagon in the K pasture and burned for around eight hours as 25 men fought to control it. About 2 000 head of cattle were driven from the path as the fire left a three mile wide by 15 mile long swath.
Thornton W Burgess tells how Green Forest creatures fear a man made trap and suspect a hunter behind repeated dam breaks. Paddy the Beaver and Mrs Paddy repair their dam while pondering a deadly, unfair weapon and the hunter’s quiet threat to their lives.
Mrs Paddy and her companion scout a dam opening and uncover a hidden iron trap. Paddy pokes and probes with sticks, burying the device so the trap cannot harm them. They repair the dam, trick the trapper, and a threat ends as no more iron traps are set. Vermeer Brown’s Boy seems to have uncovered the ploy.
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