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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1925
Page
8
Local newspaper page summarizes circulation rates and publication details for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company. The item notes daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, and mail options within Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Dateline indicates Sunday June 7 1926.
The Panhandle Herald urges support for the Western Packing company in Amarillo to slaughter cattle locally and ship beef to California. The piece argues this would cut transport costs, create large profits, and boost Panhandle and Plains future amid railroad shipping battles.
The city announces a new ball room valued at 400000 dollars in Kansas City. The article notes the builder is expected to carry out the construction and oversee the project.
Collier’s notes a 25 year city growth trend with 1900 to 1930 figures, predicting smaller cities 20 000 to 50 000 may offer sociable air and lower costs, while big cities face slower gains. The piece cites Kansas City Star on sugar’s medicinal use and quotes Irving Cobb and James J Montague on changing attitudes toward travel and wellness.
Radio listings show a Monday schedule across multiple stations with programs featuring Adrene by President Edge and children's hour, plus orchestral and news segments. Notable stations include WHA WHAD WAUKER and Pacific Coast and California S stations. final items include national news and stock updates.
In New York in 1926 the article notes rich youths leaving home after college, chasing polo, travel, and social life, then facing emptiness and drugs. It mentions two millionaires sons living in a Fifty Second Street boarding house with dwindling allowances, and a Long Island estate that collapsed after efforts to curb addiction. It also observes a dearth of eligible rich young men at society events and hints the daughter’s situation challenges old barriers. The column closes with a jab about fashion, habits, and a jab at an indifferent era in society.
Rail news notes P J Lowry has returned from Mayo Brothers infirmary feeling much improved. The latest class railroad employee count is 1 725 546 for February. Mistletoe chocolates delight youngsters and are healthy at fountains. An American Railway Association campaign to cut crossing accidents runs June 1 to September 30 with Think Driver Think. Thirty banks in the U S are run by working men and reported in good shape. CO D Produce has cherries from 300 trees for sale. call 420. Raymond Foster of Rock Island returns from Hot Springs Ark for editorial staff meeting with writers from fourteen midwestern states. Honest confession is good for the...
The Rock Island line reports heavy cantaloupe shipments moving through Dalhart with ten trains between 9 am and 10 pm last Thursday and twenty seven through freight crews active. The Matador Land and Cattle Co. begins spring cattle shipments from Murdock to Montana with nine thousand head loaded across June 4 12 and 18 via the Denver line through Texas. Roy Hoggatt is listed as a Rock Island ticket agent.
A fragmented OCR puzzle note lists cryptic clues and word fragments with references to tones and abbreviations. It presents topics including geography Manhattan Island, musical notes, metric units, pronouns, and hair related terms, concluding with a final solution note for Puzzle No 4.
The item notes Sally’s unclear location while Mrs. Hoggatt visits Kansas. It states Sally will be at the fair on June 22. It mentions Denver yard clerk Duke Nalley returning from a business trip and W. P. Ray resuming duties after illness at the train station.
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