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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE MOWD as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C HAWK as General Manager with options for various subscription durations including one week one month three months six months and one year.
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs teams with the Chamber of Commerce Veterans of Foreign Wars and newspapers to decorate Amarillo streets for the holidays. Downtown areas gain trees trimmings and colored lights with prizes for best home decorations and large community trees in parks and public spaces.
The Senate faces deep bitterness over tariff policy as three groups contend. Public mood shifts with a more industrial south and protection demands for farmers. Personal rancor fuels the debate, with lawmakers scorning rivals as shabby traits while arguing for fair tariffs.
A parent explains using choice as a tool to shape a child’s behavior. The piece describes offering options to steer a child toward desired actions, reducing resistance and frustration. It includes a Don and camp anecdote showing how conversations on alternatives shift focus from opposition to agreeable outcomes.
Washington notes that Hiram Bingham of Connecticut faced censure for a political misstep, not moral wrongdoing, amid Democratic reform battles. The scene featured the Republican old guard voting no, with Vice President Curtis silencing floor humor as Tillman’s past discipline is recalled.
Barbara and Henderson pursue a riddle through a manor and countryside. A midnight chase, a cryptic clue about a bath tap leads them to Mr. Biggar. Barbara snatches the next clue under a white porcelain bath tub as Ray’s return looms and threatens their plans.
New York observers describe a pre-dawn Broadway filled with wraith like figures moving through doorways and kiosks. Police watchers note quiet vigilance as a morning crowd drifts from saloons and shady hotels toward daybreak. Chronic alcohol and drug abuse cast a somber mood over the Tenderloin before workers appear.
In the tale a chase leads Bowser to Une’ Billy Possum high in a tree. Flip insists he killed the rat, but Bowser reveals Billy is alive and fooling him with a declared dead act. Farmer Brown’s Boy’ s future arrival frames the scene.
Barbara grows closer to Henderson as Ray remains missing and a midnight treasure hunt is planned. Six clues will lead couples through auto rides to a hidden treasure while Barbara masks hurt with lighthearted flirtation and lively banter at dinner. The group jokes about staying sober for the quest.
The G O P plaint Gillett of Massachusetts voices that Republicans feel the tariff debate harms them most. He says Democrats dominate tariff rhetoric and lobbyists control protection measures, while old guard lawmakers vote no, fearing the Bingham error will trouble them more than others.
Courthouse records list quit claim deeds for Fehrenbach Darnell Barrett Leurett and Rider with several lots in Plemons Mir Sum and other blocks. Car registrations include Northern Satterfield Ramming Baker Westbrook Hill Durant and Holman. Building permits outline several residential and commercial projects with contractors and costs.
A charter was issued by the State Banking Board to Hillcrest State Bank of University Park Dallas. Directors named are Taylor Jackson C B Wyatt Dr Oliver T Mitchell H R Olmstead and Paul Danna.
Horizontal clues mix language errors and fragmented words. vertical hints include Rubber tree and Prickly pear. The garbled text lists numerous short definitions such as Deer, Beer, Unit, Evening, and Slippery tei. Overall the item presents a damaged crossword puzzle with numerous unreadable entries.
Three office workers who flirted across canyons married in the past month. Will Hays and Gene Crawley, both born in Sullivan Indiana, were boyhood friends who later met in a Park Avenue elevator and realized they lived in the same New York building. One defender notes club outings bring celebrities, while velvet is the only other gift you leave with.
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