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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
11
A bank survey shows farmers across the territory abandoning their crop due to low prices. Victorias forecast notes prices may hold but widespread crepe losses loom if the trend persists. Local officials warn the trend could depress regional farming incomes and sustain hardship through harvest.
Fragmentary line reads unclear. No definite people places or events can be identified for a coherent summary.
Detectives search the city for Ormiston as the second week of her preliminary hearing opens. A clerk’s desk with a phone and note appears in the copy, with a reference to the evangelist former confidant and court proceedings ongoing.
In Austin the senate state affairs committee rejected a resolution calling for an investigation into Hidalgo county flood control bonds. Witnesses testified over bond deposits, commissions, and payments totaling about 1.5 million dollars, with officials defending the handling and noting remaining funds.
The article discusses Indian and Eskimo voter presence in Alaska, noting Sutherland's challenge from Thomas A Mae vem and the impact of party loyalties. It explains Indian population shares, the contested views on a salmon fishing monopoly, and the race for the territorial legislature with Sutherland as a central issue.
Miss Helen Ritchie aged 21 was found dead in her bed by relatives in Gainesville yesterday after an operation for a throat disease last week. Medical staff believed she was not in serious condition before her death.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City says she found a secret to ending years of denied motherhood and misery. She offers her advice free to any married woman who writes and promises strict confidentiality.
Fragmented OCR notes show brief quotes from individuals including Semmons and Crag. The text mentions discussions about attitudes toward who speaks and a supposed public or crewed discussion, with unclear context and many garbled phrases.
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