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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
7
A fragmented report describes a Texas protest where Port Worth and Dallas trade barbs during a parade. A Houston traveler claims his town surpasses both, while locals note the rivalry and jokes echo through the crowd as visitors call the event unusual.
The snippet lists lawyers and firms such as Carrigan Britian Morgan King at 601-2-19-29 Amarillo Bldg with phone 3816 WW, Birge Attorney at Law 201 Blackburn Bldg phone 3101, Hendricks H Milton & Young Attorneys at Law Old Post Office Bldg phone 1104, Frank Willis Lawyer Room 7 Bivins Bldg, and Works Attorney 24-4 Smith Bide, indicating a local legal directory segment with contact details.
Fragmentary note mentions Beth and a plan or event linked to West Terex with unclear details. The readable words suggest collaboration or gathering but lack coherent context or dates, leaving the exact purpose and participants uncertain.
A garbled ad claims a miracle liquid treatment that rapidly heals skin germs and wounds. It touts fast recovery from a “pow der tom” and “evaderfal reme dy,” with a pricey price of 61.20 and a sales pitch for garden use. Contact via phone for Wespack Vertitiver.
Fort Worth roosters backing Ford at convention noted in a garbled copy. The readable portion mentions support for Ford and references a convention setting with implied backing and benefits. No clear dates, names beyond Fort Worth and Ford, or concrete outcomes are established.
Local figures nominate Callaghan for the Carson County judgeship. The bid recalls four years of prior service and community backing from business leaders and civic groups. A July 10 meeting in Cleeti will discuss highway conditions and broader county needs.
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