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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
9
In Bester Washington May 7 a tiny mountain town named Lester has no roads and no automobiles. Entry or exit is only by railroad with one horse and buggy. residents borrow a station wagon for rides, while nearby Avery Idaho shares the auto-free fate.
In Madrid Primo de Rivera denounces old nags in the ring as poor sportsmanship and urges protective measures. In New York Chase Osborn argues that many animals show slave-like behavior with beavers and ants cited as examples while beehive drones and turkeys are referenced in broader context.
A collage of brief items from across the globe features incidents and quotes. Beavers on Duck Island make muskrats build dams in Sault Ste. Marie, while in Berlin Penn the owners of a balky heifer pay for a forest fire she causes. Joe Tinker marries in Cincinnati after real estate moves in Orlando, and Henry Ford’s antiques hobby is noted in Sudbury. Rene Fonck’s Paris flight includes lavish in-flight provisions, with London receiving a banana shipment. A New York report jokes about Miss Liberty and mourning attire, and Chicago links egg vanity to cosmetic trends through a quip by Frank Priebe of the egg industry society.
A quirky collection notes spiders catching fish among odd facts. It also offers blunt daily hygiene guidance to brush teeth and avoid calling a man who can whip you a liar, framing practical tips with humorous observations about cost and social norms.
The Potter County Texas County Court hears an application for probate of the last will and testament of Mrs Mary Cordelia Whitcomb filed by Addie R Whitcomb. The May term begins the fourth Monday in May 1926 and probate proceedings take place at Amarillo courthouse. Court issues writ and requires interested parties to appear or contest the application.
The notice commands Potter County Texas officials to publish a legal notice in a newspaper of general circulation for ten days and post it in three public places within the county. The instruction specifies weekly publication for ten days prior to the return day, with one location being a public place in Potter County.
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