Reward Offered for Conviction in Amarillo Antelope Slaying
A reward of 106 dollars is posted by Jeague for the conviction of the person or persons who killed an antelope near Amarillo. The hunter severed the two front feet as a trophy, leaving the meat untouched. The band of nine antelope had roamed between Amarillo creek and the city outskirts for over a year, becoming tame enough for locals to approach closely.
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Globe invites reader criticism of its news handling
The Globe welcomes criticism and commendations on its news coverage and policies. It defends its fairness in publishing reader contributions, claims the straw vote was representative, and notes all factions were printed, with full figures and safeguards for a representative expression.
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Ballot Signatures Highlight Voter Participation At News Globe
The News Globe reports that nearly all voters signed their names on ballots though signing was optional. The signatories mirrored wet and dry groups, and ballots are available at the News Globe office for inspection or re-count by any interested person.
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New York Day by Day: MetNUR Chronicle Fragment
A fragmented New York page mentions March events and city life with garbled text. It references Temples, rembetes, and a cab, noting a bracket of rage and a post about the Pent earpental. Names and places are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Radio Program Schedule Summary From City Station Listings
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Judith and Douglas in a tense front seat moment
Judith recalls a night with Sandy and Douglas as infatuation rises. Douglas pleads to protect Sandy and faces police from the Hall of Justice. Judith promises to guard her sister even as uncertainty and fear grow.
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Untitled fragment hints at Mae Geer and local event
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Mae Geer and a local occurrence with unclear details. The text references a bee, a person named Mae Geer, and possible event timing but lacks coherent structure or concrete facts.
Farmer Brown’s Boy Spurs Puma Scare to Save Deer
In Burgess story, Farmer Brown’s Boy tracks Puma the Panther near Lightfoot the Deer yard. He spots the panther and, to divert it from the deer, fires into the air to scare it away, allowing Lightfoot and family to seek safety.
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