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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1926
Page
4
Petewer and Béiter headline the Hawk general massger feature in the Amarillo Globe. The unnamed article centers on HAWK and regional leadership, detailing events and context for the town.
Amarillo enjoyed ideal February weather with a 46 degree normal and only four days below 50. The month saw 25 sunny days out of 28, with temperatures reaching 75 or higher on several occasions and an average wind of 12 mph.
Amarillo's Board of City Development debates paying a top secretary to attract industry. Some urge $6,000 or more annually to hire a seasoned, energetic leader capable of courting factories and new businesses, while others push for lower pay.
Miss Bessie J. Fitzpatrick an assistant principal reports a Brooklyn school uses 6:45 am radio health exercises to start the day. Attendance truancy and student effort improve while teachers foresee nationwide adoption based on reader letters praising the program.
A dense schedule lists WEAF and many others from New York to Chicago with hourly entertainment, weather and orchestral features. Stations include KYW Chicago WGY Des Moin es WNYC Philadelphia KHJ Los Angeles and WBAP Dallas detailing programs and times across CST and EST zones.
In a dramatic scene, Sandy confronts Murillo as Red McNeil violence ends with Murillo driven to the street. Sandy contemplates leaving town to protect Douglas, then wrestles with love and guilt while planning a quiet departure after a final farewell with Doug.
In the Green Forest Palmer Crown's Boy discovers unusually large cat like footprints near sugar maples. Farmer Browns Boy and Farmer Brown compare tracks to Yowler the Bobcat and debate whether a panther has ventured through the area, pausing as work calls. The tale ends with the boy's alertness and a lingering mystery.
A tense exchange unfolds as a woman, startled and incoherent, declares she has lost her mind while a man named Raymon reaches out. The scene ends with an incomplete cliffhanger prompting continuation.
A reader criticizes Amarillo's image as a booster city arguing that job scarcity harms newcomers. The writer urges a city employment agency to guide honest men seeking work and prevent negative impressions that drive migrants away.
A proposal to cut the park around the court house to add parking is urged. Streets could cut through the east west and north park edges, allowing car parking and easing downtown congestion. Businessmen seek Globe coverage to push forward this plan.
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