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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1929
Page
4
The fragment shows masthead boilerplate and pricing lines from the Amarillo Globe Associated Press edition with unrelated numeric marks. No readable news item, events, or names to summarize into a proper card.
The Amarillo board weighs a downtown or Wolflin campus for a permanent building with bond approval possible next summer. Location impact on accessibility to all city sections is stressed as crucial for the college's first year.
Mrs Agnes Lyne notes how Tom’s new hunting knife sparks a genuine, self driven foray into nature. He collects bark leaves and fruit, identifies species with a guide, and discovers personal interest without adult pressure. The episode hints at growth from intrinsic curiosity rather than formal study.
The Washington Day Book by Kirke Simpson surveys Victor L. Berger of Wisconsin, the first socialist elected to Congress. It notes his national profile and limited legislative influence, highlighting his lone position in Congress and his use of elections for publicity.
Peebles faces a dangerous pursuit as the Dillon challenge drives him toward the Skeletons and Lundy’s Place. Lucy and Jerry’s secret elopement complicates the case while Peebles hunts for the truth, gun in hand and death close behind. The suspense builds around a hidden calendar and a treacherous night.
The article traces William Berger's political struggle from failed bids in 1904 and 1911 to his role as a socialist voice in Congress. It notes his teaching and publishing career, his provocative calls to impeach or abolish bodies, and his eventual survival in office through multiple Wisconsin elections until the Supreme Court overturned a prior conviction.
George B. Terrell, Texas agriculture commissioner, addressed the opening session of the Southwestern Nurserymen's association convention in Fort Worth. He warned the Mediterranean fruit fly could threaten citrus regions along the Rio Grande. Delegates from Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas attended. H. E. Hall of Sherman presided, with Edward L. Baker of Fort Worth as vice president and T. B. Foster of Denton as secretary-treasurer.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, frequent Fifth Avenue promenader and notable railroad patent originator, leads a secluded public life while his wife accompanies him and they mingle with royalty during an extensive European tour aboard the North Star. The piece notes his public aloofness, self-designation as Vanderbilt III, and the youthful Cornelius as a roving writer with Reno ties.
Yesterday’s puzzle clues include numerous short words and vertical and horizontal entries. Readers solved items such as smallent, pirate, divan, fetid, and Crescent among others, with entries referencing bones, plants, and objects.
Texas honey producers formed a temporary organizing committee led by W. R. Jordan of Goliad at San Antonio meetings to plan a cooperative system for honey production and marketing. A follow up session was set for November to complete organization work with Dr. W. E. Paulson of A M College presenting marketing research.
Chicago pilots C. E. Steele and Russell Mossman began their thirteenth day in the air in the monoplane Chicago We Will. At 3 31 a m CST they had logged 282 hours aloft, exceeding all prior sustained flight records except the 421 hour mark set by the St Louis Robin.
Flip the Terrier digs a deep hole while Bowser the Hound keeps watch. They search for a resident inside the hole but Bowser hints the dwelling may be empty as Flip noses two back doors and a scent leads nowhere. The tale ends with Bowser’s sly grin and a hint of the next story.
United Press reports World’s Work figures show 216 distinct religious bodies active in the United States. Ferguson notes 19 Methodist divisions, 18 Baptists, 9 Presbyterians, 22 Lutherans, 17 Mennonite major bodies and 7 Orthodox divisions, with over 2,000,000 adherents. The piece lists several newer Protestant groups.
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