Gene Howh Publisher and Editor Wildur C Hawk GM
Gene Howh is listed as publisher and editor with Wildur C Hawk serving as general manager in the staff roster. The lines reflect a historic newspaper masthead style showing key roles.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
4
Gene Howh is listed as publisher and editor with Wildur C Hawk serving as general manager in the staff roster. The lines reflect a historic newspaper masthead style showing key roles.
The Globe urges immediate city action to add multiple new water wells to relieve Amarillo’s shortage. It notes 2,000,000 gallons used now versus 1,590,000 last year and predicts 2,600,000 by September. It calls for six additional wells, a cost under 50,000 dollars, and a conference with Southwestern Public Service to secure abundant water this fall.
A Paducah Post letter accuses Texas leader Jim Ferguson of sacrilegious disgrace for denigrating Baptists and religious institutions. The writer condemns his use of cuss words and the monkey theory, urging higher standards for public officials and educators.
Mimsi endures poverty illness and heartbreak in New York after White's departure. She leaves her apartment via Grand Central with no plan, falls ill with pneumonia, and is cared for by Perry who offers support and expensive comforts. A collie named Luck and a fur coat mark a fragile turn toward hope as she recovers.
Percy B. Lucas, aged 10, is believed to be the youngest golfer to score a hole in one. He sank a tee shot on a long yard hole in England, drawing praise from local clubs.
In a tale from Thornton W. Burgess Peter Rabbit chases butterflies to discover scent. Lad Bumblebee explains some butterflies carry their own perfume, while others do not, and Mother Nature makes them that way.
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