Corner apartment site near paving in prime area
For sale a 75140 ft corner apartment site close to paving. Asking price is $6,500. Paved front and side. Described as a bargain and expected to sell quickly.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
13
For sale a 75140 ft corner apartment site close to paving. Asking price is $6,500. Paved front and side. Described as a bargain and expected to sell quickly.
Brick building offering 84 000 square feet at five cents per square foot. Accessible to trackage with revenue potential and strong value. Asking price 8 500 dollars with monthly revenue about 110 dollars and 3 000 dollars cash plus loan at 649 percent. Contact Amarillo Bldg. via phone 716 315.
An assortment of property offers with multiple agents including John E Stephens and Jon G Wayland. Listings describe fine lots in Country Club San Jacinto modern 4 room houses Garages brick stores and corner lots with prices from 400 to 15000 plus trade and cash terms. Also notes exchanges and trade possibilities with vehicles and merchandise.
Help wanted for a first class stenographer and general office assistant position opening next week in Amarillo. For interview send details to Box 89 care of News Globe.
Classified poultry notices list setting eggs, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, and Leghorn stock from Fairview Poultry Farm, Wrights Poultry Farm, Lanham Curry Hatchery, and Hetrick and Sons. Several breeders offer baby chicks, pullets, and custom hatching services across Amarillo and Claude Texas with contact details and price points.
A local advert boasts the best trees in Amarillo with WRAGG CHERRY and a variety of roses vines and plants. It promotes fresh bulk seeds garden and farm supplies including onion sets Bermuda plants seed Irish and sweet potatoes with special pricing.
One year old Black Walnut trees and Ever Bearing strawberry plants offered for sale by Amarillo Seed Co. Listings include 1209 Harrison Elmhurst Ridg 6 p.m. calls after 6 p.m. Also 1009 Kentucky Ave 2002 Washington 2916 J and 04 Locust St phone 662 W. Planting time notes accompany strawberry plant ads.
A noisy catalog shows oranges pineapples tomatoes head lettuce and bananas among other staples. Listings include beans corn pop corn walnuts grapefruit onions honey and honey products with varied prices per unit or dozen.
Kansas City and other markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices, with top figures and across several regions. Oklahoma City Fort Worth Wichita and St Louis listings show steady to higher bids, varying weights, and packer values, reflecting March trading activity across multiple livestock sectors.
Shippers and railway executives gather in Brownsville for the quarterly conference. Dr W M N Splawn and H R Safford address transportation issues from shipper and rail perspectives. Executive committee selects Houston as next meeting site with Beaumont as alternative. Freight prevention and car distribution recommendations to be considered. An automotive tour of the valley and barbecue at Mercedes precede Saturday departure.
Galveston hosts the Texas Cotton association annual convention with national and industrial leaders in attendance. Speakers include Richard Harris and Morris Berney with plans to discuss grading and acreage and officer elections shaping the event through Saturday. A Chicago delegation led by John A. Bunnell and foreign reps from Liverpool and Vienna will attend along with a packed entertainment program for attendees.
Were Thereeverwhere Earl Bishop and Lawrence Shea, Forum club debaters, introduced. Mrs. Lawrence Nobles moved from St Anthony's sanatorium to her home today.
Examiners recommend approval with conditions for the Fort Worth and Denver South Plains line from Katelline to Castro county and Lockney to Lubbock, with Plainview extension and financing safeguards. A separate report supports the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line from Ancrillo to Liberal, Kansas spanning 145 miles.
At a noon meeting in the Amarillo hotel the American Businessmen urged citizen cooperation for an ambitious development program. J N Fig called for support of an enlarged city budget and the board’s plans. Durham of Durham Bank stressed backing local youth and a new YMCA with a paved road to oil fields, a highway to Canyon, a union depot and larger post office as priorities.
Leon Montgomery reports from New York and eastern markets that Easter styles and unusual bargains will be offered by the Montgomery Style Shop at 611 Taylor Street Amarillo. He says markets were rich and buys unusual, with opening date to be announced in Sunday's Sun. Montgomery formerly managed the Montgomery Bros store at 607 Polk Street.
Youree Ridings, formerly with Lindsay Drug and Ledbetter Drug Store, leaves for Indianapolis to join El Lity and Company sales force. He will represent the firm in West Texas with headquarters at Wichita Falls and begin duties around April 5. Mrs Ridings remains in Amarillo during the transition.
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A chaotic snippet reports broad concern about piano tuning in the United States. The piece mentions costs and audience impact, noting equipment and maintenance issues affecting many pianos and performances.
Lafayette Indiana reports L H Schwartz owner of Verdud University poultry department plans to breed Araucana chickens from Arcivana stock to produce turquoise eggs. He has twenty five birds and aims to improve laying power and fertility through inbreeding and cross breeding. The birds thrive on a standard diet and eggs hold color and flavor, while the Araucana, native to Chile, remains scarce there.
Washington reports that camera operators like George Schneiderman of Fox Films have evolved from backroom work to artful professionals. The piece notes advances in lighting, chemistry and technique, with shooters now enjoying long hours, top billing in titles and strong demand across studios.
A navy messenger pigeon lost at sea for over a year and a half was found in a loft at Canal One Washington. Clipped wings, likely from a rainstorm capture and lure, regrew and the bird returned to its home loft at Cora Sela.
An incomplete OCR fragment references contractors and personnel in Arkansas, mentioning fire response and office management roles with years of experience. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to confirm a specific incident or location.
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