Mary Gardens Cure Prompts Sunbath Weight Loss Claims
Fragmented text recounts Mary Garden touting sun therapy and sea air as weight loss aids while warning about operations. It also comments on political figures and League of Nations skepticism, mixing personal anecdotes with editorial observations. The piece includes unrelated notes on a clergyman’s wife and various social reflections.
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Mary Carden
Dorepe Saterday
Aeverton
Mediterranean
Commission to Hear Analysis of Two Water Plans Tonight
A Texas grand jury in Crockett convened to consider two water plan analyses as crime cases and to pursue charges against a group linked to the March 15 shooting of Frank Johnson in Wollston county. Judge Dent urged the panel to pursue the crime to protect Texas’s public safety and home security.
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Associated Press
Crockett
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Texas
Frank Johnson
B. F. Dent
Houston County
Wollston County
Deb Haile
Adams
Johnson
Homer Gibson
Skelly No 1 Whittenburg Oil Well Flows 162 Bpd
Reports at noon show Skelly No 1 Whittenburg flowing 162 barrels daily with 81 barrels in the last twelve hours. The well sits at 2934 feet deep with oil rising to 300 feet at 2909 feet and 1000 feet at 2914. Located in Tract 22 on the Whittenburg ranch, oil is pumped into a 65 000 barrel on lease tank completed seven days after work began. Analysts say production could exceed 200 barrels daily without shooting as eight inch casing remains in use.
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Skelly No. 1
Whittenburg
Whittenburg Ranch
Rock Island to Build Amarillo to Liberal Rail Line
Engineers will arrive in Amarillo soon to finalize plans for immediate construction of the Rock Island line from Amarillo to Liberal Kansas. Material is en route and construction will be hurried with a temporary bridge planned to open through traffic once connected to the main line. A permanent steel bridge and 96 pound rail with ballast will complete the route to the Canadian River.
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Amarillo
Rock Island
Liberal
Kansas
Examiner Mattingly
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canadian River
Two bootleggers halted by sheriff after chase
Sheriff Pollard and Deputies Townes and Sloan stopped two bootlegger suspects near the refinery after a high speed chase from Bud Mutter’s farm. Officers fired two warnings, found two wet gunny sacks and two broken two-gallon jars, and the suspects destroyed their alleged liquor before capture. Charges of violation of the liquor law will be filed later.
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A. C. Townes
O. 9. Sloan
Bud Mutter
Sheriff Pollard
Townes
Sloan
Ranchman's Daughter Weds Marvin Jones Brother
Ranchman's daughter marries Marvin Jones in a simple ceremony reported in the local society notes. The couple is joined by family and friends at the ranch, with plans for a modest, celebratory reception.
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Marvin Jones
Bartlett building project halted amid Sixth and Polk rumors
Extra reports halted work on the Bartlett building on the Sixth and Polk corner as contractors withdraw crews. The Globe notes possible architectural changes to extend the structure toward the alley with a hot dog stand and a beauty shop rumored to open behind the news stand. Local business leaders praise the enterprising effort, predicting Amarillo could resemble Tokyo after an earthquake.
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Sixth and
Polk Streets
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Polk
Amarillo
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Col Herring to Lead Drive for Day Nursery Fund
Col C T Herring will head a ten citizen committee to raise 10 000 to 15 000 dollars for a permanent site and home for the Way Nursery in danger of closing due to rent increases. Mrs Jessie M Ross relayed the offer to The Globe and with Herring as leader the rest of the funds are expected.
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Daily News
Way Nursery
Col. C. T. Herring
Jessie M. Ross
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Globe
Texas Summers Arrives Amid Heat Wave Signs
Chicago reports spring weather but Texas shows heat with Houston at 79 degrees. Reports describe heat causing fainting and early beachgoing, while meteorologists warn of high humidity and rising temperatures across the state.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Houston
Texans
Antonie Amether
Tore Opel
Ette Setuete
Bry
Ette
Girl, 16 details wild party at district court trial
A 16 year old testified at the district court trial of R D Barton charged with a statutory offense. She said she met Barton February 11, rode with him and others, went to a country club, drank Jake, and parked near a lane until morning while others hunted for girls.
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R. D. “Speck Barton
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Speck
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Pte Seland
All Men’s Fancy Turns To Love In Spring Barber Tale
An elderly man with gray hair visits Imperial barber shop and asks for the fanciest haircut. In conversation he reveals he is seeking a wife and has traveled to Lubbock to pursue marriage. Carrie Nation records the exchange as the springtime mood affects older men too.
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Carrie Nation
Nation
Carrie
Lubbock
Panhandle C C Outlines Plans for Local Chamber
A meeting in Panhandle established plans to form a real active chamber of commerce. A A Callaghan invited Amarillo officials O C Goodwin and Monte E B Owen to assist, with several Amarilloans in attendance. The group expressed strong confidence in Panhandle’s growth and urged immediate organization steps.
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MM. Klartarg
Bill Jarvis
Panhandle
Judas Callaghan
Chamber of Commerce
Bert Aartrat
Fragmentary notes on CTV and wine matter
A garbled OCR fragment mentions CTV, a wine, and names like Pew, with unclear context or actions. No coherent event or outcomes are readable, leaving only scattered references to people and a potential media or beverage item.
Long stride toward Amarillo water plan pursued
Amarillo moves toward a major water supply with a city commission meeting to review two proposals from Layne & Bowler of Houston and Weiland Engineering of Colorado. The engineer will assess both plans and may hire a consulting engineer to finalize plans, specifications, and bids for a plant expected to deliver about 16 million gallons daily. Estimated cost is around 900000 with water bonds delivering 1 760 000 to obtain water.
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Layne & Bowler
Houston
Weiland Engineering Company
Colorado
Banks Jones
Weiland and
Layne
Commission
Oklahoma City
Wichita, Kansas
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