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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1950
Page
2
Public notice lists officials and names including Paul Allingham WN Barnett Grady Camp Mrs. Sarah Win Mrs. Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe and Alice Timmons as approved for publication by the board of censors.
A voice recalls a life spent on a ranch with talk of Hadacol use and rose roots from Tack’s 1927 batches. Figures, dogs, and birds appear as quail numbers rise near Broadmore. letters recount Fort Worth encounters and Kantor’s harsh portraits of New York politics. Comments on politicians, public life, and farm thefts close with Texas rural activity and town life.
In Pueblo two letters to Tack and Mae Manners respond to Texas pride and Colorado attitudes. Mr and Mrs Sisk urge welcoming Texans while Mae Manners presents both sides, noting Texas money flows into Colorado and citing Grady Oldham’s passing as a local loss.
A reader reports misplacing three colored prints of hens and roosters from a book, about 8 by 10 inches, folded together with tape on Sixth Street between Tyler and Taylor. A reward is offered for their return. Phone 2-6912.
A fourteenth century tithe barn built to receive one tenth of local crops remains well preserved in the United Kingdom, its sturdy oak framework sustaining the historic structure for posterity.
A set of reader opinions on compulsory voting featuring GEORGE LANE and contributors from Woods, Dixon, Biffie, Powell, Hickmott, and Hailey. They discuss knowledge, democracy, age limits, and fears of political machines, with mixed stances on enforcement and civic duty.
A condensed excerpt from Claude M. Bristol’s 1948 work explores belief as a driving force behind success and healing. The author recounts voyages and captain’s tables, cites physicians skeptical of mind power, and argues for open-minded inquiry into thought’s role in health and achievement.
Askins Credit Clothing opens at 513 Polk with remodeling costing about 20000. The store offers women and men’s wear plus a shoe department and an easy-term credit plan. J A Evans, seasoned in California, will manage after transfers within the Askins chain now totaling 69 stores from New York to Denver.
A 1931 report notes fourteen men hauled a colossal ocean sunfish ashore along the New Jersey coast. The massive catch weighed over 1900 pounds, drawing attention in the era and symbolizing remarkable early sea life discoveries.
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