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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
11
The German Navy sent a message of condolence to Secretary Wilbur, expressing deepest sympathy over the disaster at Lake Denmark. Etral Zenker, Chief of the German Navy, offered formal condolences to American naval authorities.
A truncated legal notice lists the law firms HENDRICKS HAMILTON and YOUNG Attorneys at law at the Old Post Office Building with a phone number 1104 W. A. Palmer Attorney located at 615 Amarillo Building.
A Amarilla woman regrets her husband’s life policy taken ten days before his death. He died before the policy delivery from Midland Insurance Co. through local manager Frank McMahan. A letter indicates the insured husband bought a $2,000 policy.
A rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Examiner involving Texas and Kansas has been postponed. The Wichita Kansas session is rescheduled for July 22, with a subsequent September date announced by traffic manager J. Cole of the Board of City Development. A separate note mentions a Mrs Lene advising her husband against taking out a policy.
A Kansas City report describes a theft where bandits used pliers to pull eight gold teeth from a man named Smoot during a morning incident. The victim, an electrical worker, was reportedly approached and relieved of the teeth as part of the assault.
Fragmentary text discusses social reactions to pimples and the impact on interactions. References appear to describe people avoiding someone with pimples and mentions a city or event context. No clear incidents or dates are present in the readable portion.
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic market scene with mention of goods and prices. Names such as Oy Ord Quan Boas See and White Uletmeet appear in garbled form, alongside references to vendors Bleck White and Reap. The text suggests inflated values and widespread confusion among dealers and customers.
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