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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
14
Special to The Globe reports Hereford officials plan a year long effort to elevate the area's status as a breeding center for the Anxiety 4th line, seeking broader recognition and demand for the stock.
Local Hereford breeders approve a cent meeting plan to fund cooperative advertising. Dr. L McDonald elected to handle publicity with each breeder contributing 150 dollars and more spending as funds are used. The movement aims to raise awareness of Hereford cattle as the industry regains momentum in Smith County and surrounding areas.
Twelve Edwards photographs present twelve mas problems as a prompt to sit now and solve. The article frames the challenge as a sequential visual puzzle requiring observation and quick reasoning. Residents are invited to engage with the series and test skills.
Peking demonstrations described as a major expansion of militant communist propaganda. A mob of about 2000 protesters with red armbands and clubs stormed officials residences, demanded a peoples government, and dispersed red literature as soviet embassy watchers noted sympathetic activity. Karakhan’s impending arrival frames the new Bolshevik campaign in China.
Texas automobile dealers association plans a push to remove federal automobile taxes at its May 12 and 13, 1926 convention in Galveston. Ellis H. Boyd, president, announced after a San Antonio board meeting. Galveston rumor notes two patrol boats tied to security during a wet Christmas avoided by coast guard cutter Comanch being in dry dock.
Hereford moves ahead with a $150000 paving program covering 45 blocks as part of a 1925 improvement push already surpassing $500000 in total. Local building boom includes a $125000 high school nearing completion, a $35000 Cordova hotel addition, new garages and stations, and multiple new homes and facilities.
The article notes substantial brick business structures and many stucco homes with costs mostly above 2500 dollars. It predicts 1926 will bring even more construction and development than the current year, as residents plan future builds.
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