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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1924
Page
5
Farmers across the Panhandle report a strong start to the crop year due to recent snow and rain. Record rainfall last August to October boosted optimism, with wheat seen as an assured success and grazing lands described as unexcelled for the year.
Work started on four high school yearbooks with Russell and Cockrell and partners in Floydada Vernon Amarillo and Post City. Horace Russell calls yearbooks permanent town records as eight annuals were printed last year.
Judge James V. Leak of Amarillo mails resignation to Governor Neff as judge of the Forty sixth district effective March 22. He will enter private law practice in Vernon upon leaving the bench.
An extended column blends social musings on marriage influence and beauty rules with fashion notes. It cites Sarah Bernhardt and a New Yorker on women's dress following the figure, Greek drapery ideals, color schemes, and accessories from hats to jewelry.
C H Dickson of Buick Cadillac visits Fort Worth. Panhandle and South Plains population 600 thirty years ago. International Harvester reports 183 branch houses nationwide. James Kuykendall of Allen stores visits McKenna with his parents. Local quotes on money, love, and price. Port Arthur chamber seeks oil update from Amarillo board. Panhandle oil field referenced with land deals in 3,900,000 acre statehouse land grants. Hereford stock man John L Wilson visits daughter in town. LaVerne Morris has measles. Amusing quotes mix price and fashion. D E Van Steenwyk recovers after illness. Amarillo man laments business talk vs action. Frank Watson, Amarillo hotel manager, lives in rooftop bungalow. formerly Harvey House manager.
A compact lyric set features Casey Jones Fare You Well Old Joe Clark Papa's Billy Goat You Will Never Miss Your Mother Billy in the Low Ground When You and I Were Young Maggie reflecting traditional folk repertoire and nostalgic tunes.
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