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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary financial text shows fluctuating price readings with values around 1.00 to 1.82 and percentages near 31% to 48% alongside repeated dollar amounts. No clear event or entity names are present to identify a specific market or date.
The Agricultural Commission, rejected by President Coolidge, has been called to meet April 20 in Washington to begin work on a permanent farm relief program for presentation to the returning congress, officials said tonight.
A defendant challenges the case against him arguing the law presumes innocence while prosecutors mount elaborate preparations to convict. The exchange highlights ongoing courtroom tensions and questions around due process.
A fragmentary list shows prices for hens and leghorn hens with varying quotes across several figures. The noisy OCR suggests wholesale and retail price points with cents per unit, indicating market activity without a clear article narrative.
City guests from Amarillo, Texas, toured Miami sharing praise and plans for future cooperation. Speakers from the Amarillo Board of City Development and local chambers urged mutual growth and invited Miami to participate in regional fairs and trade events.
Visit the Dream Home at 3104 Harrison Street in the Oliver Eagle estates where preliminary work is underway. Guy Carlander designed the plans with updates for a complete model home built by M. C. Hancock and the William Oliver company Realtors.
Reports describe new towns planned on the tornado zone as repairs begin. Relief workers battle disease risk while antitoxins arrive by train and air. Officials close the storm area to outsiders to aid rescue. Casualties reach about 241 missing and 1,500 injured in Illinois and Indiana totals.
In a light home scene a young caddie jokes about Mr Marsh not bawling him out after a ball bounds away. The boy recalls earning two dollars and notes Mr Marsh bought his lunch and treats him kindly, reflecting a warm, casual rapport.
The Philharmonic club presented a massed piano concert in the municipal auditorium directed by Paul von Katwijk of Dallas. Ten pieces were played in close unison by a group of women pianists, with Liszt's second rhapsody highlighted as a quartet and Schutte's Valse Vennoise among the pieces. Proceeds benefitted the club's scholarship fund and the event drew praise for its decor, gowns, and flawless ensemble.
Everett W. Hill president of Rotary International will depart Oklahoma City for a Europe tour covering England France Spain Italy Germany and other nations. The trip promotes clean ethical business methods in government and industry and runs until just before his retirement as president early next year. He recently completed a Mexico tour reviewing Rotary club organizing work.
In Harrison New Jersey on March 21 twelve men including Clyde Chessman a New York prohibition agent were arrested while transferring 2500 cases of beer from motor trucks to freight cars on charges of illegal possession and transportation of liquor One man was wounded slightly in a shootout with police all defendants remained silent when questioned
William Tilden, world tennis champion, defeated Vincent Richards, Olympic champion, in straight sets 7-5 6-1 6-4 to win the Southeastern Tennis championship in Jacksonville. Richards led Tilden 4-2 in the first set before the comeback.
In Orange Texas the planned charity baseball game to raise funds for a bankrupt school system has stalled as Ku Klux Klan members refuse to participate while Knights of Columbus supporters claim they extended an official challenge. City schools face imminent closure and teachers face unpaid bills.
Readable notes list bike tire shop at 113 West Seventh and Buick-Cadillac Garage with skate parts at 172 West Seventh. Message emphasizes community links between friendly customers, ongoing service, and business in the area.
Isabelle and Billy Pope are described as a couple with plans to marry in February. They frequent Northwestern University and a Pope family camp in northern Wisconsin. Billy falls ill after a theater outing with Lilly and Isabelle. he is taken to the Shepherd home and dies after showing a high fever.
In Sarasota on March 21 the Washington Senators tally three in the ninth inning off Art Nehf to beat the New York Giants 5 to 3 in the third game of their exhibition series. It marked Washington’s first victory of the series.
Dallas used three complete batteries to rout the Denver club of the Western league 5 to 0 in a March 21 game.
Residents report illnesses and travel updates in North Amarillo with Mrs. J. W. Farley and Mrs. M. L. Millerbedbound and ill. M. R. Jones returns from Dallas business trip. Mr. and Mrs. White travel to Denver for sister Irene Sullivan’s critical illness. Local shop details include roller skates and Limoges pattern chinaware at Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co.
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