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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, operates evenings with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Located at 6th and Fillmore, Amarillo Texas, it is published by Globe News Publishing Co. Publisher is Gene Howf. General Manager Wilbur C Hawk. Associated Press member. Telephone rates listed for subscriptions.
Max Bentley spent a week in Amarillo to write a full page on the Panhandle oil field. He hails its vast dimensions 14 by 14 miles producing area 20 by 20 miles and a prospecting zone larger than Maryland. He notes production estimates rising from 50 000 to 75 000 barrels and predicts it may become the world’s largest oil reservoir.
United Press compiled list shows WEAF WGN WCAP WLS and others with daily details for Wednesday June 2. It lists program blocks, durations and station affiliations across major markets plus silent stations.
Mimsi Maresh travels from Tranquillity to New York and endures shock and longing as she faces urban life. She seeks fame love and adventure while reflecting on home and Aunt Kate. A hotel encounter hints at upcoming difficulties and change in her journey.
Wilbur C. Hawk visited Bartlesville and relayed L E Phillips of Phillips Petroleum predicting Amarillo will double its population to about 70 000 within a year. Phillips praised Amarillo as one of the finest cities with high minded citizens and expressed confidence in its future growth.
A reflection on how lies damage a person’s reputation more than falsehoods themselves. Truth hurts when slander spreads, yet a virtuous person who acts rightly has little to fear. Gossip about shameful acts then exposes the speaker’s own character.
The Guadalupe River rose over ten feet after a cloud burst in a Kerr County watershed. Residents in Kerr and Kendall counties resumed activities today as floodwaters receded from the lowland river valley.
Thornton W. Burgess tale where Johnny Chuck, living in the Old Pasture, fears Buster Bear after squealing draws the predator. Buster uses a stone to reach Johnny’s burrow, tipping the doorway and prompting Johnny to dig frantically to escape the threat.
Johnny Chuck digs a tunnel under two rocks but Buster Bear abandons the effort. Jed Thumper arrives to question the scene as Johnny plans to move to the Green Meadows this afternoon and leave the Old Pasture behind.
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