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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1924
Page
10
In Amarillo a Globe bulletin window buzzes with hometown chatter about a Palo Duro canyon outing, typhoid in the Panhandle, and 1923 Amarillo real estate sales totaling 3 673 953 dollars. Residents praise the canyon, discuss elections, and tease upcoming bands at Jack Hall’s ranch.
Davis plans a cross country drive to kick off the campaign from Maine. He carries his acceptance speech in draft form and will deliver it in Clarksburg ten days later, focusing on honesty in government and criticizing the Coolidge administration and Republican record amid senate investigations. The discussion will also cover foreign affairs and current administration conduct.
Carey Nation praises Texas at the frontier roundup in Cheyenne. Fort Worth's Ma bel Strickland ropes a steer in twenty six seconds. Town farmer reports about seven hundred bushels wheat. Panhandle Pen Women edition lauded for effort. Oasis provides supper tables water and shade.
J. W. Parker of Amarillo displays samples from his 1923 prize winning base and 175 acre crop north of Brady school. He expects potential yields near one bale per acre if rainfall holds, cites Mebane seed and acclimation to altitude, and plans a Washburn gin to handle 1924 crop.
Mrs L O Thompson notes two copies of the Pen Women number for future reference and remarks on a world of charity from women who worked hard on the paper. Judge W A Palmer lauds the Globe edition as one of the best special issues in the Panhandle. Daily Globe want ads 1c per word.
Local figures including Rev. R Thomson George Waddill J C Skillman Charles Green A K Stanfield Judge Sam Matlow and C M Tyler commend the Panhandle Pen Women for a highly praised special edition of The Globe. They highlight thorough work historical value and regional feature stories about sister towns near Amarillo.
Charles Add shows improvement after weeks confined by inflammatory rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Meyer host Mrs. Meyer's parents from Cleburn. Ed Largent and Amy Kinney visit Mrs. Largent's mother M. Copeland. Lucille Copeland Stubbs plans return soon. Malcolm Moore of Chicago visits Amarillo friend John McKnight. Hayes Eckhart family plans Los Angeles departure. John Speed praises Amarillo special edition as among the best. Women of Globe edition noted for skill with pens and typewriters.
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