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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1924
Page
2
Fort Worth market data show cattle receipts of 1 060 with steady pricing across beef and feeder categories. Hog receipts 1 160 with limited quotations and sheep market steady. Amarillo and Kansas City prices and New York and New Orleans cotton and stock quotes are listed with multiple entities and numbers.
Mrs D M Young of 508 Jackson visited sister Mrs E E Carhart in Panhandle. Sen W H Bledsoe of Lubbock registered at Amarillo Hotel. Maccabees lodge hosted Mrs Sallie Botzler at 909 Madison to recruit for a Dallas grand rally and a new class of 150 members. Botzler spoke on benefits and dues. Regular lodge meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays, next at 1401 Fillmore. Girl Scouts of Troupe 1 met at Presbyterian annex. Adelphia class at First Baptist held a Monday study session with light refreshments.
A collection of brief quotes from E. D. Green Judge W A Crudgington H B Carpentier and others. They discuss rheumatism regional development Amarillo and Panhandle boosting efforts and the players stance on golf and voting. The piece ends with a note on The Daily Globe want ads and per word rates.
Le J. W. Parkins manager in New Orleans promotes contact details for Alex Hyman and Company with phone line 3004 and advertising reference in the listing.
The regular quarterly dividend of two dollars and twenty five cents per share will be paid on Tuesday April 15 1924 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Friday March 14 1924. H Blair Smith Treasurer.
The article explores Woodrow Wilson's caution in selecting political allies and officers, balancing loyalty with competence. It highlights his handling of Senator James A. Reed and the currency bill, showing how expediency sometimes shaped appointments and future party dynamics.
J C Britt claims canyon work in the Amarillo area involved sheiks living there. He cites Judge G C Landis and others, including J L Smith and W W Wetsel, as participants who carved the canyon and cleared timber, linking old desert lore to local landmarks. The piece recounts a playful history with names and suggested sites like Palo Duro and Tierra Blanco.
A nostalgic Amarillo reminiscence recalls the old swinging parlor lamp with prismatic glass and a creamy bowl. The piece evokes family gatherings, faded days, and a room kept sacred, where Grandma portraits and a polished lamp held court as a bygone centerpiece.
Prominent college presidents and reform figures weigh in on the modern girl. H N MacCracken and others praise youth, intelligence, and independence while noting restlessness and change in dress. Carrie Nation adds a quip as the piece closes with an appeal to readers.
OCONWELL'S GARAGE offers wash oil and grease any car any time. Grinding valves for Ford Baby Overland Buick Chevrolet Olds Studebaker and more with prices listed. Featuring mechanical services for all other cars in proportion. Oldsmobile service station at 84.50 4.50 and Pierce Cornwell contact at 207 W. Gih St. Phones 2308-1454.
This piece recalls how early frontier Texas ranching faced unbranded roundups and cattle rustling. It quotes F. M. Canton on buffalo hunters turning to cattle theft, branding, and the rise of the stock raisers association to unite Texas northwest to protect the industry.
Washington March 18 Attorney General Daugherty released a letter from Pittsburgh theater owner John P Harris about his informal ruling on Dempsey Firpo fight films Harris quoted Daugherty saying there is one way these or any fight pictures may be transported by repeal of the federal law and that the government will prosecute transporters and seek imprisonment He says the pictures cannot be transported and withdrew the matter.
A collage of notices records residents moving between Edwards Studio and Marston, visits in Waco and Hereford, a noon departure of E W Parker for Hereford and back tomorrow, a Catholic Daughters chill supper for destitute Mexicans, and a Texas cattlemen reminiscence recalling Uncle Jim Loving and the 1877 meeting under a live oak.
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