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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
10
Amarillo's Millionaires Show Scale Of Wealth In Texas
Government actuary Joseph McCoy reports 11 000 U S millionaires total with Texas housing 96 and Oklahoma 33. Amarillo claims at least 17 millionaires now, possibly doubling soon, driven by oil and real estate booms. Tulsa is said to hold few or none beyond popular belief. New Mexico has one millionaire. North Dakota has at least one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Joseph McCoy
United States Treasury
Tulsa
New Mexico
North Dakota
Amarillo Carpenters Donate $500 to Rock Island Fund
The Globe News lists donors to the Rock Island honor fund and highlights the Amarillo Carpenter’s Union contribution of 500 in cash. The piece praises their civic spirit and belief in Amarillo’s growth tied to a transcontinental railroad and new shops that could bring 600 to 700 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Union Carpenters the Globe News
Rock Island
Carpenter's Union
Carpenters
Union Carpenters
Slavery Markets and Cannibalism in Central Africa
The text describes slave markets in Africa, noting Congo Ubangi as a key site where slaves are fattened for eating. It portrays slaves as livestock, with life and death tied to famine and subsistence, and cites observers on the futility of freeing slaves without guaranteed means of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
General Bauer
Nile
Congo
Ubangi
Walter Sikes Champions Northwest Texas Golf Again
Amarillo salutes Walter Sikes who won the Northwest Texas championship in finals to defend his title. He also posted the low qualifying score and is city champion, praised for relentless study and clutch play. Sikes is a fighting money player who thrives under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sikes
Amarillo
Sikes
Northwest Texas
Mr. Sikes
J. Sikes
Northwest
Texas
Storm at Sea Making Little Headway Report
Washington dispatch reports the tropical disturbance northeast of Bermuda has made little headway while moving slowly northwestward toward the area near longitude and latitude details. Observers note no confirmed reports from the University of the tropics, but indications suggest a central position near 40 degrees worth longitude.
Business Women to Meet Tuesday Night
Local businesswomen gather Tuesday night to discuss networking, mentorship, and community projects. The Barinars and Pretesaienal represent a diverse group aiming to share strategies for business growth and professional support.
Glitter Chapter IV and Jack's college memories
In a tense flow of scenes, Jack faces Eunice and the Dean as a secret letter threatens plans and loyalties. Bones aids a scheme to safeguard the letter while Jack wanders from campus memories to a looming future, buoyed by a rare moment of comic relief.
The Foolish Swimmer by Thornton Burgess
Graywing the Gull leads Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk to a black water pool where they glimpse a mysterious moving object. The scene shifts to a memory of a campus figure's return from leave, troubled by past actions and longing for freedom and a peaceful home. (To Be Continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy Fox
Jimmy Skunk
Graywing the Gull
Graywing
Reddy
Jimmy
Creature with Feet Growing Out of the Head
Reddy and Jimmy watch a strange sea creature with two large eyes and a beak like mouth. It moves tail first by expelling water through a siphon, swimming backward or forward as needed, while Graywing notes many wash ashore unaware of water exit. The tale hints at a new fishing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy
Jimmy
Graywing
Jimmy Skunk
T. W. Burgess
Club Meeting Plans At Amerilie Hotel
The women's club will meet at o clock for an evening of regular dinners and an interesting program arranged by Grace Downing. The event aims to engage members with a planned agenda and social activity at the Amerilie Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En's
Amerilie Hetel Fy
Gra “ Am Downing
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