Dam Plot Foiled As Glenn Charms Anne In Mountain Drama
A plot by Leon Morse to defeat Scott Glenn and stop the dam is foiled as a dynamite blast hits a dance hall. Anne Wilmot saves Glenn from a threatening crowd and lures him toward romance at his mountain shack. The stormy night enhances their talk of engineering challenges and visions of transforming sagebrush into farms.
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Glenn
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Douglas
Burkhalter
Sheb
Question of Honor in a Mountain Trail
Anne and Glenn hike a treacherous ridge to reach the Lodge. Tension rises as distrust surfaces and a hidden shaft threatens their path, ending with a dangerous drop and a looming future confrontation.
The GlobeJanuary 13 1930 Amarillo front page
The Amarillo Globe issue dated January 13 1930 presents its masthead with GENE HOWE as publisher editor and WILBUR C HAWK as general manager. It notes Associated Press credit and pricing for subscriptions and cites partnership with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo voters urged to cast ballots in crucial bond election
The Amarillo Globe appeals for high turnout as 6,000 qualified voters face a bond issue and junior high location debate. It urges study of school plans, notes Superintendent McIntosh’s comments on space needs, and warns another election could follow if this vote fails.
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McKinley
Senator Shortridge Teases Brookhart In Calhoun Style Debate
Washington notes recount Sam Shortridge of California playfully harassing Iowa's Brookhart during a Senate holiday adjournment. The exchange touched on cooperative banking, Iowa versus California living, and farm policy blame, with Shortridge persistently heckling after the speech.
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Herbert Plummer
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Sam Shortridge
California
Shortridge
Brookhart
Iowa
America
Brockhart
Farm Board
Guiding your Child on Good and Bad Behavior
Mrs Agnes Lyne discusses infant learning of approval and disapproval. She argues babies naturally explore and touch themselves and should be kept free from harsh adult judgments. When restricting behavior is needed, offer a substitute rather than harsh disapproval.
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Agnes Lyne
Ant plague ruins real estate values
Real estate values in an uptown New York residential block have been nearly destroyed by an ant plague after six months of warfare. One four story building was undermined and condemned. The quirky item sits among a column of oddities and social notes in a diary style news piece.
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New York
Delegates May Call For More Funds On Trip
United Press reports the George Washington naval delegation to the London conference will run out of $200,000 in two months if the talks last 60 days. Congress likely to be asked for about $125,060 more for transport and daily expenses, with $20,000 transport and $3,000 daily costs. Secretary Adams helped plan a rapid route to England. In Paris, cocktails gain popularity as French writers claim origins in France. Railroads earn $695,037 hourly from transportation operations.
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United Press
George Washington
London
Congress
North Atlantic
Charles Francis Adams
Randall
England
Crossword Puzzle Looks Easy But Isn't
A compact crossword puzzle listing many clues across vertical and horizontal entries. Readable fragments show words like Carpet Stomach and Prophet Melody along with various numbered clues.
Chatterer and the Windstorm Overhanging Branch
In the Green Forest Chatterer the Red Squirrel watches after a windstorm that splits a maple branch above Farmer Brown's corncrib. Ice on the trees made the twigs brittle and the hanging branch remains perilously poised.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Sammy Jay
Farmer Brown
Chatterer the Cat Plans Bold Corn Crib Break
In 1930 tale, Chatterer the cat climbs a stories high tree, scans a broken limb arching over a corn crib, tests its strength, and vows to break it to reach grain. Black Pussy watches from below as the cat calculates the risk before acting. The narrator hints at more to come in the next story Back in the Corn Cribs.
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Farmer Brown
Chatterers
Black Pussy
Ghatterer
T. W. Burgess
Lively reminiscence from a newspaper publisher
A playful reminiscence recalls Tommy Gray at Claridge corner, with mentions of Marcus Loew, Lee Shubert, and a quip about columnists taking a break. The passage reflects nostalgic light gossip about prominent figures and industry chatter from 1930.
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Claridge
Marcus Loew
Lee Shubert
Tommy
Lee
Low
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