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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
The page displays the Amarillo Globe masthead dated February 20 1924 with publication notes and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It lists editoria l and business department addresses and notes association with the Associated Press.
The article centers on Amarillo officials and the Word ranch issue. Mayor Lee Bivins backs direct action on the purchase or its parts and studies the water problem from every angle. Commissioner J. H. Harris supports the forested plan, while Charley Fisk remains silent and reportedly opposes the Word ranch purchase.
In 25 years Wichita Kansas built a large packing house and livestock market despite skeptics. Amarillo aims to become a packing town and live stock market within a decade, with Western Packing Company led by W H Butcher, Walter B Douglas and Bob Emmett promising strong progress and local support.
Central Standard Time listings show WCCO and various stations with afternoon to late night programs. Includes Davenport Dallas Omaha Kansas City and Los Angeles markets with concerts rehearsals church services and university ensembles.
A humorous column features mischief about marriage licenses and police judges, with tales of Amarillo doctors and a punchy cast of colorful locals. Nonchalant anecdotes circle money, fashion, and church support.
The note directs ongoing work through the summer term and into the next academic period. It outlines continued tasks and scheduling for project or program continuation. Specific names or dates are not provided in the fragment.
A diary style column from New York on May 22 details dawn in Central Park and busy city life. The piece observes Fifth Avenue workers, window cleaners, doormen, commuters, and a variety of street scenes from Bowery color to shops and beggars. It notes novelist Spike Hunt, aka Frazier Hunt, returning to New York with a finished autumn-published novel.
An American physician Dr Samuel T Darling of the Rockefeller foundation died in a car accident in Syria. He was among malaria commission members of the League of Nations returning from a survey to Lebanon. Also killed were Dr Norman Lathian of Britain and Mile Besson a French citizen. Madame Delmas wife of the French member is in serious condition. Dr Swellengerabi of Holland is slightly injured.
Swank hotels lose a staff member who returns as patron to a wealthy couple from the West. A famous Park Avenue address between Forty Sixth and Sixteenth streets is noted for exclusivity, rivaling Madison Avenue and Fifth. A Madison window displays outrank Fifth, while a high priced closet decorator on Madison accounts for pending work. The piece also mentions a typhoid germ case tied to Farman and a $109000 estate promise.
A jumble of phrases includes references to Portrayed places and titles and scattered clues. It mentions Rhode Island Emporium and a furnace related task. The text also lists various abstract ideas and partial terms across categories.
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