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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1926
Page
3
An oil operator discusses Cadman and Mike Cadman in the field, noting excitement but caution over potential returns. He compares past shows, explains the desire for a well that flows steadily, and praises Cadman while predicting limited immediate gains amid acreage concerns.
A letter urges financial aid to clean two lakes near Groom crowded with sick wild ducks dying from dysentery. Old Tack pledges 50 dollars, notes past lakes cleaned for under 25 and urges hunters to contribute to rescue thousands of birds. photographs of Claude Paulk and Arthur Paulk shown as prize winners.
The article highlights two full brothers with the most freckles seen in Amarillo, noting freckles across their faces. It also provides guidance on grip technique, stressing the left hand as the guide and explaining thumb and finger positions in the Vardon and two V grips.
Itching and irritation of the skin and scalp are addressed by a soap-free Zemo Liquid treatment. The ad touts a dependable, pleasant-to-use remedy to banish pimples blotches and blackheads available at druggists for 60 cents or one dollar.
Amarillo residents may join an inspection trip to the Palo Duro canyon site of the new water system. Dewey Spencer of James Spencer and Sons announced the tour for Wednesday afternoon, meeting at the Globe News office at 2 p.m. and traveling together to the site.
Local brief with quotes from Bar ney Overstreet and others. Subjects include election sites at Borger, city commissioner race, a missing relative, Arkansas travel plans, ukulele gift, golf plans, early spring movie releases, and a new oil well report at Cadman with ongoing pipework.
El Paso was unanimously chosen as the 1927 convention city of the tenth district International Advertising association. No opposition to El Paso’s candidacy was offered and tomorrow the convention will name its officers for the coming year with strong indications that Charles A. Simpson and Beeman Fisher will be reelected.
Coach H G Wilson aims to secure a special round trip train for 125 fans to Lubbock Friday for Amarillo high school football against the Westerners. Dope favors Lubbock after a big Plainview win. Amarillo hopes to rebound from injuries and ineligibilities with renewed form and spirit.
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