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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1926
Page
4
A compressed OCR fragment references telephones and numbers with garbled text. The readable parts mention a lane and a figure 1068 along with a price like 3.90. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are available.
The piece notes Amarillo dominates U S newspaper publicity, with Oklahoma City papers correcting misstatements. It cites Mike Monroney on Amarillo's population surge and the Panhandle oil field boom, highlighting wide regional interest from Wichita Falls to Tulsa and the rush of shipments and investments fueling growth.
A Negro writer argues migrations to the north stem from more than economics. He notes 500000 drafted during the war, 200000 to France, where pay and unequal prejudice differed and inspired hopes for equality. He claims the south remains unchanging and urges educated Blacks to migrate.
Dense OCR extract lists multiple radio stations and programs across cities, with varied shows from 6:00 to 12:60. Mentions WEAF New York WHA Iowa City KFI Los Angeles KPO San Francisco WLW Cincinnati WGN Chicago and others, including concerts, educational programs, and children's segments.
Sandy confronts a neighbor’s accusation that Douglas is a killer. She fears the charge and clings to a letter, haunted by past visions of a life with him and driven to confront him to plead for mercy. Judith urges caution as Sandy plans a perilous ascent toward the truth and doom.
In a Burgess style tale from 1926, Reddy the Fox reports a cousin who climbs trees near the Green Forest. Mrs. Reddy doubts the story while the hound Bowser barks below, and Reddy insists the strange sight is true despite disbelief.
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