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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe records its founding date February 20 1924 and its status as a daily and Sunday newspaper in Amarillo Texas. It lists publication schedule evening and Sunday morning with telephone contacts and Associated Press rights.
Amarillo welcomes a $250000 International Harvester plant as a milestone in its industrial growth. The move signals confidence in current trade and future expansion with a global distributing network watching Amarillo. A minister notes people favor Sunday car travel, suggesting church relocation beyond town.
The piece discusses Stewart Edward White and hunting ethics in Africa tying in Theodore Roosevelt and humane hunting standards. It critiques bows and arrows hunting and argues for less painful killing, mentions trap cruelty and humane steel traps, and adds cultural notes on Mary Miles Minter and European gender imbalances.
A fragmented listing of Friday June 26 1925 programs across many stations including WWOCO WHA WDAF WFAA KGO and more. It details baseball dinner music health talks educational programs concerts orchestras and news segments with times and station identifiers for each item.
A fragmented note states Amarillo's development faced indirect pushback years ago, mentioning a local motorcycle club as a side factor rather than the main cause of growth. The wording ties a past halt to broader progress without detailing events or figures.
A Texas columnist denounces a Coleman Lamp Co circular that claims Panhandle roads are nonexistent. He asserts Panhandle dirt roads are fine and urges City of Amarillo leaders to contact Coleman Lamp to halt further distribution and to deter tourist discouragement.
In a high chaired shine parlor near Longacre Square Broadway gossip flows freely. Reports trace fortunes, scandals, and star tales from Abe Hummel to George M. Cohan while Amarillo reformers clash with developers and idle money reshapes destinies across Manhattan's glamor and grit.
A jumble of crossword style clues and partial words appears with scattered hints such as A tree of animals, a beverage, a month, pronouns, verbs and adjectives. The text includes mislabeled entries, partial names like Alex and satan, and references to solution notes.
Cynthia Leland endures a strained marriage as Jim wanders toward distant Honolulu with his mother’s interference. Noel Gardner courts her with constant attention while Louella critics her, and Cynthia discovers new allies in Cecile Malcolm. Amid social intrusiveness she attends a charity ball with Noel, uneasy yet drawn to his devotion.
Incomplete text describes bees and roof weaving work related to shades of GPSS. Mentions a person and possible actions, but many words are garbled. No clear dates, places, or outcomes can be determined from the readable portion.
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