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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe Publishing Company established February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter the same date at Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning with AP news credit and internal department contacts.
A brief mailing rate notice lists subscription options by duration. It names one month six months one year and Sunday only per year for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico editions. The fragment indicates mail order terms and scheduling without additional details.
The Nobles brothers H. A. and M. C. Nobles celebrate twenty five years since founding Nobles Bros. Grocer in Amarillo. The Globe extends heartfelt congratulations, praising their civic leadership and contributions to the city’s growth and development.
A Liberty magazine piece cited by Paul L. Kinkead argues that business men often fail when involving their wives in finances. The article notes wives can be conservative and risk averse, sometimes wrecking partnerships as with Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearns.
New York Day by Day details Broadway decay from hard drinking and violence. Reports include a waiter tossed from a ninth story window, a drunk driving into a storefront, and police clashing with intoxicated crowds. The water wagon and sobering mood replace festive nightlife as vaudeville adapts to year round engagements.
Compact listing of radio schedules for October 2 across U S stations in Eastern Central Mountain Pacific zones. Includes program names: orchestras talks musicales news weather sports scores and late night dance, with stations from WEAF to KOA KGW KHJ KFI KOA etc and notes on silent stations and potential alterations.
D. T. Simonds of Fort Worth told Kiwanis members that the Tri-State fair dairy shows have substantially raised Panhandle cattle quality. He represents the American Jersey Cattle Club and the Texas Jersey Cattle Club. Howard Ferguson was praised for the show’s conduct. Ed Green reported on the district convention at Austin and J. P. McClintock spoke. Lon Edwards was welcomed as a new Kiwanis member.
Charles Cousens, father of 7 year old Char lotte Cousens, travels the Malone stage between Amarillo and Pampa as the girl accuses James Edelen of attempted abuse. D A Cousens of McLean, Texas, arrived in Amarillo last night as five acts vaudeville and Tom Min in The Rainbow Trail play at the Fair Friday and Saturday. General repairs noted at 113 W seventh.
Martha Dennison faces a drifting marriage as she flirts with Perry Macdonald. Natalie falls into a dangerous kiss with Lucien Bartlett while Arthur observes, and Martha wonders about John’s attentions as she feels neglected. The chapter ends with a wary truce and growing tension.
Perry visits Martha for lunch after a week apart, rekindling his charm as Martha radiantly returns his attention. He plans to probe her knowledge of Natalie’s affairs but is sidetracked by her appeal, wondering if a sudden, clear gesture could draw her closer.
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