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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
4
Rates shown for one month three months six months and yearly subscriptions by mail daily and Sunday across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Prices include 50 cents for one month and 10 cents Sunday edition per year appears to be included amid garbled OCR text.
A Denver advertiser claims the city is a summer resort despite similar heat to Amarillo. While an East heat wave caused hundreds of deaths and nationwide broadcasts, Denver residents reportedly bundled in heavy wraps and lit furnaces, prompting criticism of exploiting others' misfortune.
Mrs Jack Heflin of Plainview donated 59000 to fund a dormitory for eges. The gift, announced in Sunday’s Globe, is praised as one of the tinest acts in the Panhandle. More endowments are expected as the region grows amid historic visitor numbers to national tombs.
Ill wind that blows no good as motor trucks and buses take big bites out of railroad earnings. Freight from auto factories and allied industries totaled 2,631,000 carloads last year including 40,000 for gasoline and oil and 92,000 for gravel and cement plus 360,000 other carloads.
Building of steel houses that can be erected in days is slowed in England as trade unions threaten strikes. The confrontation centers on labor costs and factory work stoppages, affecting housing plans and timelines.
A scrambled listing shows daily programs across stations WHAS WHAS Louisville WDAF Kansas City KOA Denver KN Los Angeles and others. Entries include orchestras, children's programs, concerts, news and weather segments with varied times in standard and coastal zones.
The Salvation Army officer Commandant William DeCarls with thirty seven years of service plans special soul saving campaigns in Amarillo. Miss Beeva Daniels will attend West Texas Peachers college at Canyon this summer. she recently visited Mrs. U. T. Reid at 506 Jackson street. The Farmers Mill and Elevator Co of Forgan Oklahoma reports wheat loss after three days of high dry wind. A Detroit girl fell into a 14 foot excavation and escaped by applying rouge after seeing her reflection. J. B. Engleman notes Swisher county crop conditions are better than anywhere. Houston Steel Furniture Co seeks to establish an agency to sell desks and school furniture.
Fossil bones and teeth of a mammoth have been uncovered during excavation at the Lloyds building site in London. The find highlights paleontological interest amid urban development and may prompt preservation considerations.
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A Chicago style diary entry recounts a day in New York with Will Hays and Moran and Mack, plus a hotel story of a glamorous Park Avenue hostess and a Japanese valet. It notes love lanes in Central Park, Love Lane, and the Broadway publicity machine as well as a Romanian film school exhibit.
A New York study ranks ten announcers by voice quality and style. Graham McNamee of WEAF wins first with colorful delivery, while Norman Brackenshire of WIZ WJY places second by a slim margin.
Canyon June 8 Pioneer theme dominates West Texas State Teachers college Le Mirage 1926 edition. Myett Haley and staff receive praise as best annual in Panhandle Texas. Amy Daniels of Sweetwater named assistant editor for the issue.
A messy OCR puzzle page lists numbered clues across horizontal and vertical directions. It includes abbreviations for states and terms like animal names, body parts, and common verbs, culminating in a solution labeled Puzzle No. 4-6 and scattered fragments such as weather terms and Greek imagery.
The article announces a national showcase of stock and sport with cattle featured alongside human competitors at the Chicago Roundup and world championship rodeo in the Chicago Stadium starting August 15. Backed by Chicago business via the Association of Commerce, the event highlights the livestock’s key role in national commerce and Western heritage.
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