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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
4
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Amarillo officials decide to relocate the county clerk and other offices to a Fifty Street building for two to three years to ease courthouse congestion. James A. Bush proposes selling part of the poor farm to finance a permanent courthouse, as a bond issue is ruled out for now. With Amarillo’s growth, a new courthouse may be needed within two years, and The Globe urges starting a financing plan.
In May 1926 New York reporter 0 C McIntyre tours the financial district and Sixth Avenue noting venerable bankers preserved amid modern speed, a long standing head of a bank, a shop selling "Fire Sales" wares, a row of eateries with mortuary vibes, a Greek candy shop, and a mustachioed candy hawker who declares no empire means no work.
A detailed list of Friday programs across stations from WEAF to KSD and beyond features light opera, dance orchestras, organist performances, and jazz aged acts. Notable entries include The Mikado, Stray Cats, Warren Allen, and various ensembles with a mix of dinner music and concerts. Silent stations are noted for Friday.
In a tense Nassau house scene Luella lies recovering after a car crash and her tormentor’s wife fears for her sight while doctors warn of lasting injury. Mary Forrest and Cyrus Wade race to manage fear, while Luella’s admirer contemplates fate and possible reconciliation as the case unfolds.
Johnny Chuck revisits the Old Pasture after meeting Fox and Skunk and decides to return to the Green Meadows. He meets a gray rabbit who reveals he is Mrs. Peter’s father Jed Thumper and offers observations on safety and life in the pasture.
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