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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1926

Page

6

One More Night for Rudy at The Mission and Cheaters

A lively issue previews coming attractions at The Mission and The Cheaters. The Eagle tale features Rudolph Valentino as a Cossack bandit and The Gasoline Cowboy stars Al Richmond. The Fortieth Door serial continues at Liberty with Ranger Biji Miller in West of the Ala mo a western thriller and a solid comedy type program.

Russia Rudolph Valentino Deandi al Richmond Fortieth Door Liberty Ranger Biji Miller

Fable faces last show at the Mission tonight

Screen and Spotlight urges audiences to catch The Fable before it closes at the Fair tonight. It praises Wilma Banky and Louise Dresser with Valestino and notes a crime plot blending society and underworld. Also mentions Georgia Minstrels and upcoming films at the Mission and Fair next week.

Rudy Russia Wilma Banky Louse Valestino Leatrice Doy Georgia Minstrels Menrietta Straw Melody Boys Romoia

Winifred Hudnut Free After Paris Divorce

Winifred Hudnut is freed from domestic duties after her Paris divorce from Rudy, who cited her lack of domesticity. The article notes speculation on his next choice. It also previews new films and performances opening locally, including Charlie Ray’s Bright Lights at the Fair and rodeo pictures starring Hoot Gibson.

Winifred Hudnut Paris Rudy Charlie Ray

Agriculture Distressed but Not Disabled Says Jardine

W M Jardine secretary of agriculture told the Illinois Urbana meeting of the Unis Agricultural association that agriculture is distressed yet not disabled and will gain prosperity in the long run. He urged that farming be bought when it seems least profitable and emphasized securing a fair share of national income.

Associated Press Urbana W. M. Jardine Iinvis Agricultural Association

January 31 Deadline For Auto License Penalty Warning

The State Highway Department warns that January 31 is the last day to pay auto registration without penalty. Local taxes show 6,150 cars registered by noon, with overall state registration described as slow. After January 31, delinquent registrants face a 25 percent penalty.

State Highway Department Sen Golding Highway Department

Amarillo Snippets Reflect Local Life And Plans

Notes from Amarillo include comments on library quiet mornings and a lonesome county jail. Local officials discuss map and survey work, oil exchange rumors, and a modern camp ground project. Ample talk about Farley family travels, a boxing semi final, skating in streets, and city property activity.

Alice Curtis Howard Trigg Eustin Nelson Texas Tech College Ed Tull True Street Lawrence A. Kerr Ralls Walter Barlow Panhandle Oil Exchange Folk Street Waco J.C. Skillman Bob Simpson Tulsa Texas Amarillo J. C. Skillman H. K. Stanfield Mr. Stanfill Dutch Mantell

Panhandle Livestock Meeting To Draw Cattlemen In March

Mayor Lee Bivins of Amarillo urges Kansas cattlemen to attend the Panhandle Livestock Producers Association annual convention in Amarillo March 1 to 3. The event aims to survey spring cattle deals, gauge grass district movements, and attract buyers as cattle numbers are tight and demand rising.

Lee Bivins Kansas City Panhandle Livestock Producers Association Kansas City Drovers Telegram Bivins Amarillo Amarilo Panhandle Territory

Railroad growth and local notes from a 1920s page

A mixed summary of early United States rail progress with local anecdotes on golf players, Amarillo snow rumors, a property sale in Wilbarger County, and remarks by Sam Vaughn and T. W. Cotten about a Confederate game and a planned 22 room school building with vacancy projections for 1927.

United States Wilbarger County Fair Association R. L. Castlebury Amarillo Sam Vaughn Country Club T. W. Cotten

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