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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date, publishing status, and print schedule. It lists the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company address, phone numbers, and Associated Press affiliation. The notice outlines subscription rates and regional circulation details for Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
Central standard time listing for Wednesday June 3 1925 outlines a busy broadcast slate featuring vocal acts organ recitals and live theater from Madison WAUK Des Moines St Louis and Kansas City. Highlights include Madela Jackson and Angel Burge vocalists at WAUK Theatres orchestras and dance programs in multiple markets plus baseball scores and local program notes.
Radio listings from multiple stations show evening programs including the Argonaut Orchestra at Rialto and Waldemar Lind a Orchestre in San Francisco. Other entries mention Rudy Bergers Orchestra and the Silvertown Orchestra with studio concerts and talk segments across Denver Oakland Portland and Los Angeles.
The Panhandle region is poised for major oil development as pipeline projects link to Oklahoma markets. Companies plan a pipeline costing 4.4 to 9 million dollars as wells like Marland and Twin Six churn strong output. New oil discoveries near Potter County and in Shamrock boost Amarillo Pampa and Panhandle as future oil towns.
In a rambling, partially legible note, local figures discuss oil wealth, land leases, and ongoing drilling near a 160 acre Marland lease with several wells expected to boost output beyond 690 barrels daily. Mentions Fuqua Landergin Blagdel and profits from the Shamrock area as residents speculate on future business and growth.
In Sheridan Square a cafe displays Gallie flavor with raw vegetables and crude wall sketches as cheap rug sellers and eager models mingle. A Philadelphia heiress-turned-model recalls failed glamour while New York’s apartment boom and old landmarks fall, and London press agents flood Broadway with monocled mimes and London-ready perks.
A letter from Amarillo dated June 1 1925 takes issue with The Globe for calling the Masonic Temple the Shrine temple. The writer, a Shriner, notes many Masons are involved with the temple and defends distinctions between Shriner and Mason memberships.
A garbled OCR fragment lists words and phrases across topics from measures and plants to places and grammar. It includes partial entries like New Orleans Abbr and vegetable terms, plus scattered hints such as a time or action, leaving many incomplete items and no clear cohesive news item.
A father alligator and her offspring create a communal nest in the warm sand. Wildlife observers note the shared nesting area near the riverbank where the adult guards the eggs during incubation.
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