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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1927
Page
13
New broom modern home Summers addition priced right at $200 cash and zero monthly balance including interest. Practically new country home cost $6 750. Will take $780 for quick sale.
A notice seeks an exchange of eighty acres in Nebraska for Panhandle land. The ad lists a new five room modern house with garage, birch wood floors, built in features, a front and back porch, and mentions two bored streets. The seller asks interested buyers to see the owner at 907 North Florida.
Classified notice advertising multiple real estate offerings including 98 000 price with 22 000 equity balance owner financing, 1 acre and 1-4 acre tracts with water near main highways, listing Beverly Realty Co and agents Smath Walter Coppage and addressses on West Sixth Street Joplin Missouri. Phone numbers 2906 606 and 228 provided for inquiries and terms.
Washington today anticipated approval of a $100 808 600 refunding loan in New York to finance France’s debt refinancing. Senate opposition from Chairman Borah is noted though administration and State Department favor the plan. Borah questions whether terms unfairly burden American taxpayers and suggests awaiting the French debt settlement before proceeding.
66 acres divided into 2% and 8 acre tracts with an 8 inch pipe to every tract. The addition has seen thousands spent and features two wells, one pumping 100 gallons per minute.
A classified listing promotes Packard six passenger sedans from 1926 and 1925 Hudson six passenger sedans. It notes 1926 Packard models, Duco finishes, and thorough reconditioning, claiming the cars are above average in quality.
A list of used cars including 1927 Buick Standard Six coupe, 1926 Buick Master Country Club coupe, 1926 Buick Master Six coupe, 1926 Buick Standard Six four door sedan, 1926 Ford coupe, 1927 Chevrolet coupe, 1926 Oldsmobile coupe, 1925 Hudson coach, 1926 Willye Knight coupe, and 1927 Chrysler 78 two door sedan all described as good condition with tires in good or near new condition.
A garbled passage mentions Mit and Fairbanks as part of a group under the influence of picture people. It notes Fairbanks leading his own company Meng and owning part of Whited Artists, with theater involvement nationwide and ranching near San Diego.
Hortense Saunders profiles Richard H. Gerard, author of Sweet Adeline, in the New York post office building as he details the song’s rise, his royalties, and his career shift from medicine to music publishing and accounting. He notes Adeline’s true inspiration and his wartime service.
Repossessed and reconditioned cars including 1926 Chevrolet Touring 1027 Chevrolet Coupe and 1927 Ford Tudor Sedan offered by Allen's Used Car Lots at 6th and Harrison with nearby Fillmore. Distinct models listed amidst a compact sale notice.
Classified notice seeking a Ford track model from 1926 or 1927 in good condition with a Rocketell axle. Cash offered. Includes address 466 West Seventh and contact phone 4683. Also lists housekeeping room adjoining bath at 406 West 7th and a character analyst psychic reader Lilian Faye at Vineyard Manor 1201 Polk Apartment 207 with phone 4614-M.
Mrs G W Arrenta describes taking Cardui during nervous spells and sleepless nights. She credits the tonic with easing nervousness and improving sleep, noting it as a mild harmless medicine with long established merit available at all drug stores.
The piece profiles Mary Pickford, Bebo Reniels, Ruth Relands, Caltoon Moore, Beah Beesy, Noah’s trout club, Joseph Schenck, Howland, Mather Kaloten, a gold mine near Phoenix, and Victor Fleming. It highlights their real estate bets, business ventures, and wealth built from cycles of early cinema and land deals. It notes some faded film fame but continued profitability in markets and holdings.
A listing of numerous city names with individual newsstand operators and street addresses across the United States. The compiled directory names outlets in Albuquerque Atlanta Akron Baltimore Baton Rouge Chicago Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit El Paso Fort Lauderdale Houston Los Angeles New York City etc. and notes vendors such as Schwartz News Agency Buckeye News Co Selig's Pharmacy and many more. The item reads like a cross‑country catalog of places where newspapers are sold with specific corner locations and shop names.
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