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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
5
Amarillo officials press to reroute the Pacific coast train through Amarillo with a stop en route to Tulsa. Mae Blankenhorn of Los Angeles urges the change, citing booster pros and real estate activity as proof of Amarillo’s growth and investment appeal.
John Arnott of 1409 Lincoln Street received a cablegram Monday from Glamis Scotland announcing the death of his sister Mrs Jim Whyte on the preceding Sunday.
Amarillo experiences a two week display of 26 state license plates on Polk Street with cars from Arizona New York Washington Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Nevada Oregon Minnesota Ohio Illinois Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico California Louisiana Wyoming North Carolina Kansas Kentucky Iowa Florida Missouri Maryland Virginia and Texas. Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming lead in out of state cars with California New Mexico and Florida following. Some federal vehicles are also present and cars travel daily along the street in varied moods from jaunty to tired.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as strengthening and invigorating. It claims the tonic improves appetite and returns color to cheeks, appealing to readers seeking renewed energy.
A brief reads as a fragment noting concerns raised by individuals about a situation they faced at home. The text hints at reflections or complaints but lacks full context or clear events. Further readable material would be needed to identify exact parties and outcomes.
Martin Delaney longtime athletic director of the Chicago Athletic Association collapsed and died on a city street near his home. He led athletes to competitions across the United States and abroad during his career with the organization.
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