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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its post office entry as second class matter. It lists publication details including evenings except Saturday in connection with Amarillo Daily News and staff roles publisher editor and general manager.
Property owners push for rate cuts as state officials note city improvements. The fire station expansion, extra equipment, more firefighters, and a new water system raising mains and pressure prompted assurances. State inspectors will visit Amarillo early next month to study conditions and determine rate reductions.
A column reflecting on Emil Fuchs the sculptor and painter who killed himself in New York. It argues the motive lay in his belief in striving for the supreme amid routine, noting that everyday life hides courage and kindness that give meaning to the commonplace. The piece extols the value of noble acts within ordinary days.
A Philadelphia school's boys learn washing ironing and sewing on buttons as a touch of matrimony training. A weekly paper weighs the earths coldest spot with Verkhoyansk Siberia as a claimed street car locale.
A prominent reformer faced backlash from opponents including M. B. Carpenter a Civil War veteran and Colorado State Senate member. In a heated debate Carpenter demanded a retract, and the reformer acknowledged a mistaken claim about paying lawyers to avoid penitentiary, then withdrew the allegation.
A rising feud in the valley centers on Jenifer Davos who plans to marry Gerane, prompting Jan Melby and a faction of robbers to threaten action. Starcourt remains cautious as the chief schedules a mass meeting to address the rebellion and possible outcomes.
The article advises families to prepare the older child for a new baby by telling him early about the pregnancy and birth. It emphasizes inclusion in preparations, framing the baby as a family asset, and ensuring ongoing attention to prevent resentment or insecurity.
In Havre the Normandy coast is described as perpetually dreary yet the voyage home sparks appetite and travel desires. The narrator encounters porters, a Cook guide, and street scenes including a salty shopkeeper, French chefs, and a mayor’s reception. The piece closes with a cliffhanger as a political exchange and a note that the tale will continue.
Twenty four planes from Kelly field assist opening of San Angelo Municipal airport as part of the Fourth Annual West Texas Oil Exposition. Oil operators attend in planes and over 100 ships expected to concentrate in the city by nightfall.
Farmer Brown's Boy finds owl pellets in the barn indicating an owl hunt. He suspects Spooky the Screech Owl may have moved to the barn to reduce the mice and rats. After inspecting the roost and nest, he confirms Spooky is likely present and settles in nearby.
A reader notes a crossword puzzle with many hard clues and promises four eight letter words to assist solving. The listed items include terms like first in importance, a plague from grasshopper swarms, and various short clues and definitions across numbers 1 through 24.
A compact riddle list echoes Greek myth and vocabulary. It pairs questions and clues about gods, measurement, clothing, and daily terms, with several multilingual or cross-domain references. The reader searches for cross-answers across vertical and diagonal prompts.
In Honolulu a court of domestic relations sets Richard Smart's living allowance at 1850 dollars per month, totaling 22200 yearly. The 14 year old heir owns Parker ranch on Hawaii Island with income of 130553.28 dollars after expenses. The allowance previously stood at 16200 dollars plus limited vacation and gift allowances.
Anderson Indiana January 24 1946 Indiana advances William H Lawrence farmer living two miles northeast of here as its champion crow killer Lawrence shot and killed five big black crows with one shot The Hoosier Nimrod made the record with a 12 gauge shotgun in a corn field on his farm.
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