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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
9
The report honors Hank and Mary for their kindness and the beautiful choral performances. Readers praise the event and the contributions of participants in the community gathering.
Property listing describes an improved 20 acre tract three miles from town with a house and windmill, priced to suit buyer. A second 106 acre tract four miles out offers prime land with favorable terms. Both options mention cash balances and flexible arrangements and invite interested buyers to contact the seller.
Multiple listings show houses and apartments for rent or sale including four to seven room modern houses. Some units are furnished or unfurnished with features like furnaces, garages, private baths, and breakfast rooms. Contact numbers and street locations such as West Sixteenth, Jefferson, Polk, Taylor indicate urban rental options.
Auction and classifieds style entry listing various services and offers. Mentions Zehringer Credit Jewelers trading phonographs, garden work, fertilizer, dirt for sale, and painting services by a 25 year Amarillo veteran. Includes several phone contact lines and a funeral home reference.
Listings show houses in San Jacinto and Jacinto Heights with prices from 950 to 2900, terms including cash balance plans. Properties include a brick business building, modern four to five room homes, large basements, garages, and trade options for other houses or land near town and highways.
A jumble of real estate notices offers farms, lots, houses, and commercial properties for sale or trade. Listings mention Summers addition fronts, various street frontages, farm parcels, a grocery store, brick homes, a hotel, and a small bungalow. Payment terms include cash, trades, or seller financing with several contact names and phone numbers.
Fragmentary flyer advertises car or lot trade options and plans to sell a lot in Alabama for 280 dollars. Three parcels at Roberts Place priced at 540 dollars each with 150 dollars and 15 dollars monthly payments are noted.
For sale listings advertise San Jacinto lots with cash or easy terms. Contact Lefforge & Co at 136 rr oM for details. Also offered is a home with rooms, a modern windmill, storage tank, shrubbery and trees near street car and schools, price and terms via 660 Washington Street.
Classified ad lists multiple real estate bargains in Worth area with prices from 200 to 4750. Mentions new homes on various streets, payment plans, trade offers including a car, and agents at room 5 Yorkett Building contact 2587 or 842 W. Note: OCR text is garbled but advertises low payments and quick sales for several properties in Heights and nearby additions.
Classified sale notices list a piano for trade, odd household items, tools, farm equipment, vehicles, furniture, seeds and fertilizer. Numerous phone numbers, street addresses and local vendors appear, indicating an active marketplace with varied wares and trade offers.
Several boarding houses advertise rooms and meals near the courthouse. MOOM And board at 904 Fillmore offers 6 50 per week with light housekeeping. HOTEL CORNADA at 691 Fillmore and 601 Fillmore advertise meals and clean rooms with day week or month rates.
A damaged newspaper snippet lists several help wanted notices including a male assisstant, errand boy, and salesman positions. Offers pay from 700 to 350 monthly with expenses and unclear details. Contact numbers and locations partially visible on fall 1860s page.
A fragmentary notice seeks a lot purchase or sale, mentioning money and a person named J with unclear context. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to be a brief classified notice about land or property.
Several listings offer light and modern housekeeping rooms or small furnished apartments. Locations include 1623 Pierre St 802 Lincoln 706 Lincoln 710 Van Buren 206 N. Taylor 602 etc with options for furnished or unfurnished rooms and one or two rooms with kitchenettes or garages. Phone numbers accompany each listing.
Collage of rental offers and small ads including furnished bedrooms with private bath, garage options, and a few trade or sale notes. Listings mention Belmont Apts, Harrison Street location, and various contact phone references. Also ads for a store space in Hotel Palo Duro and a Hudson Speedster trade proposition.
A jumble of small ads and notices in West Texas includes listings for discounts at auto and hardware shops, pharmacy items, piano prices, and furniture. Local personalities like Jim Ferguson, congressman Marvin Jones, and business figures appear amid notes on grain elevators, auctions, and social plans.
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