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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates a local Amarillo Globe brief about a telephone rate or service change. The readable bits mention percentages and a numeric figure, but the item lacks clear names, dates, or locations beyond Amarillo.
The Globe reports in Amarillo that major oil companies face public backlash as prices fall to 1.25 a barrel in the Borger pool. Critics warn price reductions alienate supporters, may provoke legislative resistance, and hurt future demand while smaller operators suffer from inadequate outlets. The piece urges fostering good will and pro rating to curb Borger output amid looming political fights and disputed lease rulings. Sports note follows on Hornsby and the World Series in New York.
Marcie Allen, a rebellious beauty, manipulates Parrish and Audrey in a melodramatic household. Marcie keeps scheming to monetize appearances, while Parrish confronts romance as Marcie claims she found and sold the emerald pin, hinting at deeper plots and consent issues.
Local readers deride The Globe for zeal without knowledge over Marrs lake trout stocking at Sixth and Fillmore. A jumble of names and wild asides follows, referencing Turner Hubby Marvin Jones the Federal Trade Commission and offshore whales in a chaotic array of unsourced claims and partisan chatter.
Danny the Meadow Mouse travels along the Green Meadows edge, finds a boat, and hides inside to avoid a man rowing downstream. Fear of Slippery Slim the Wet and the sight of sleeping mice prompt him to stay hidden as he is carried toward home. The tale ends with the promise of the next episode, The End of Danny's Ride.
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