Amarillo Globe News Publication Notice
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
7
The Amarillo Globe News publishes notices and information for readers. This item lists publication branding, postal details, and Associated Press affiliation along with contact and subscription references.
The Amarillo city commission adopts a policy where the city pays 25 percent of paving costs, up from the prior arrangement of the owner bearing most of the bill. Excavation costs remain mainly the owner's responsibility, and the move aims to encourage more paving and equity in funding public streets.
The Interior Department plans to treat Indians as potential citizens with responsibility, moving away from ward status. James C. Rhoads, linked to Brown Brothers, will head Indian affairs. Revisions will emphasize vocational education and integration into industrial and agricultural life.
A stylishly dressed Black woman seeks a position as cook at $90 a month, noting her husband earns $40 weekly as an electrician. When offered savings as a perk, she replies with a playful retort about not wasting money.
Alice Judson Peale discusses how fear in children stems from imagination not fact. By acknowledging a child's terrors and sharing courage, parents help them see myths and legends as make believe and grow beyond fear.
Mildred Lawrence loves Stephen Armitage but Pamela Judson’s lies fuel jealousy and a deadly plan. Harold Judson’s death, framed as accident or suicide, draws Mildred into seeking proof while Huck Connor’s threats loom. Stephen resists action to protect Pamela, as Mildred pursues justice and a lawyer’s help to confront Huck and expose the murder plot.
A New York piece reports a Harlem sect calling itself Negro Jews worshipping in a synagogue. About 2,000 adherents regard themselves as original Israelites, with white Jews as descendants of lost tribes. The group blends orthodox and unorthodox practices, observes Sabbath, kosher diet, and Passover, but accepts Jesus.
Stephen discloses a plan to study Huck Connor, claiming a young lawyer will work without a heavy fee. Mildred feels unsettled as Stephen paces and hints at a pivotal revelation about Connor and a past sighting. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
Warranty deeds recorded including Chas T Arp to J R Damron for lot 7 block 69 Fam Hts Pk valued at 10. F W Mize et al to T W Cotten for lot 7 block 17 C C Ter and 14 block 6 C C Ter totaling 1. Mary L Nisbet to T W Cotten for lot 1 block 12 Rolts 1250. Amarillo Improv to C M Hopper for lot 1 block 102 S J Hts 400 Willis P Tharp to J R Damron.
Puzzle across and down clues listed with many misprints and misspellings. Includes solution notes and a long block of real estate deeds and vehicle registrations showing transfers and ownership details for numerous lots, blocks, and buyers in multiple properties and local businesses.
Peter Rabbit spots a duck head peering from a dead tree hollow near Paddy the Beaver’s pond. He suspects a Wood Duck is nesting there but leaves puzzled, unsure if his eyes deceive him. The 1929 Burgess story hints at a hidden resident and a mystery to unfold.
The Texas and New Orleans Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire control by lease of the Texas State Railroad. The 86 mile line is state owned and connects with the T and N lines at Palestine and Rusk.
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