Five Room Modern Houses For Rent In City
Multiple listings offer rental houses and duplexes. Properties include a five room modern house at 603 FE 9th street and a six room house at 1804 Jackson arranged for two families. Additional rentals: modern duplex near Post Office, ten room house with two baths, furnished three room duplex, and single rooms. Contact numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Street
Jackson
Postoffice
Fillmore
Tyler
Madison
For Rent Furnished Light Housekeeping Rooms Various
Multiple listings offer furnished rooms for light housekeeping or single bedrooms in private homes or apartments. Addresses include 403 Polk, 401 Cleveland, 405 Lincoln, 1000 Fillmore, 607 Madison, 310 Pierce, 703 Monroe, 806 N. Fillmore, 1811 Fillmore, 1501 Fillmore, and 10 Pierce Street. Some include private baths, garages, or hot water. Contact numbers and watch for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Slay
Cleveland
W. Std
Fillmore
Bath
Lincoln
Madison
Pierce Street
Monroe
Harris
Johnson
Ford National Show Week Steals Amarillo Spotlight
Ford dealers in Amarillo host Ford National Show Week with the full line of improved cars and new options. The display, organized by the Oklahoma City Ford branch, runs through next Saturday evening and features top boot gypsy curtains windshield wings and wipers, Ford ton trucks and Fordson tractors, plus enhanced interior comfort and exterior design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper-Irvin's
Ford
Ford National
Ford Motor Company
Oklahoma City
United States
Amarillo
Car trade ads mix in Amarillo classifieds
A jumble of used car offers requests trade for real estate and diamonds. Listings include a 11925 Essex Coach in good condition, a 280 Hudson in A-1 shape, and a Studebaker Six Roadster trade inquiry. Trade requests reference a Morning call at the Amarillo Hotel Annex and a 25 Motel trade note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Hudson
Amarillo Hotel Annex
Preston
Studebaker
Manning Mattress & Rug Cleaning Plant
Adivers
Care Globe
Situations Wanted Advertisements
Classified notices list several help wanted items. A capable lady seeks hourly housework after 3 pm at 230 W. A young man studying at Amarillo Business College seeks inside work after 3:50 pm at 1489-J. A lady with experience seeks collector work with possible part time and own car, box 17 care Globe. An experienced bookkeeper and salesman seeks a position, phone 8219-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Business College
Care Globe
Farmer slain in Henrietta Texas. pioneer M Cueba shot dead
Henrietta Texas January 11 M Cueba 73 year old pioneer farmer was found shot to death at his home north of town. Motive undetermined. He was a native of Spain and survived by his widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Henrietta
Tex
M. Cueba
Here
Spain
Cueba
Youth's match causes burn injuries in vehicle incident
In San Angelo on January 1 two Mexican women were burned when a youth sparked a match to test gasoline in a car tank. A sterling fountain pen engraved B. E. P. was taken along with other items. the owner promises leniency if the pen is returned to the Amarillo Globe office or 805 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Angelo
Lincoln Street
Amarillo
Petsch Calls Special Highway Bond Session
Austin January 11 A special session to validate Texas road district bonds jeopardized by a Supreme Court decision should be called immediately by Governor Ferguson Rep Petsch Fredericksburg said to prevent impairment of Texas credit in eastern financial circles Approximately 82 million dollars in road bonds are involved Attorney General Dan Moody and assistants will confer Wednesday to decide further action The attorney general s department and bond house attorneys have been studying the court opinion affecting about 82 090 000 dollars in bonds in Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Archer County
Ferguson
Ae Petsch
Fredericksburg
Tony
Dan Moody
C. A. Wheeler
Attorney General’s Department
Supreme Court
Pollard Announces Re Election Bid For Potter County Sheriff
Wiley Pollard Potter county sheriff announced Monday he will seek a second term on his record. He says he has enforced the law to the best of his ability and faced unpopularity with duty. Pollard took office January 1 1925 and completed his first year recently. Also note Roy Bechtold and wife moved to 705 Locust street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Pollard
Potter County
Pollard
Sheriff Pollard
Amarillo
Polarda
Sale Notice for Unpaid Storage Charges on Hupmobile
On January 19, 1926 between 10 am and 4 pm at the U-Drive-It Company 111 West Fourth Street Amarillo Texas a Hupmobile Touring car Motor Nos R44987 and 14920 Model stored since August 22 1925 will be sold to satisfy storage charges of fifty cents per day. Owner unknown. Walter Crossett signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-Drive
West Fourth Street
Amarillo
Potter County
Texas
Walter Crossett
Talpa Tex Farmer Killed. Son Charged in Shooting
Talpa Texas January 11 A S Bell 50 prominent farmer was shot and killed after being rushed to Ballinger hospital. His son Joe 18 is jailed on a murder charge. The elder Bell had surrendered a year and a half earlier after shooting Dr Silas Ballard 55 at Coleman in a shotgun pistol duel. The motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Talpa
Tex
A. S. Bell
Ballinger Hospital
Joe
Bell
Silas Ballard
Coleman
Glenwood Growth Visible in New Homes and School Attendance
The Glenwood citizen notes growing town by many new dwellings finished or under construction. Mr and Mrs Paul Pyatt's two children are ill with colds this week. George Waddill continues working to boost Polk Street Methodist Sunday attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Paul Pyatt
George Waddill
Polk Street
School Seeks Record Attendance as Rev Stuckey’s Efforts Grow
The school reported 771 attendees yesterday as Mr. Waddill vowed to return to a thousand. Rev Stuckey is showing strong results with Sunday services well attended. Judge Landis hosted poker players last week. sheriff deputies conducted two raids, arresting seventeen gamblers. Each offender paid fines and costs totaling 31.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddill
Stuckey
Landis
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Fillmore
J. F. Care of the Globe
16Th Street
Pierce
Harrison
Hotel Gibler
10Th
Automobiles Ignition
Glenn Ledford Hlec Tric Co
Buick
Overland
Chevrolet
Polk
Dr. Parcells
Amarillo Building
3Rd and Polk
Tyler Sts
Texaco Oil and Gas
Petsch
Solon
Roy Bechtold
Locust Street
T. B. Jones
Room
Ray-Bynum
Sondy Highlands
Country Farm
James A. Bush
Grove’s
Chill Onic
Hill
New Glove Department
Mr. Jarett
New York
Tucosham
Jarett’s
Troy Laundry
Family Service
Troy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!