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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or clear entities but preserves scattered letters and punctuation. The readable content does not reveal names places dates or actions to summarize into a factual item.
The document lists prize winners in various domestic arts classes. Notable names include Mrs. Neil Harrison street and Mrs. Osborn, with awards for knitting crochet lace sewing and embroidery. The page records first and second place holders across categories such as ready made shirts crochet bedspreads and quilt calico.
In Philadelphia a witty bachelor valued at around 200000 tops the scene as ladies contest the national golf title at Merion with stars Hagen Collett Tilden Jones Dempsey among the favorites. Queen Glenna Collett looms as last defense if Hagen falters. strong field includes Hagen and others aiming for the crown.
The Tri State fair features a notable display of McCormick Deering machinery directed by W A Fisk Amarillo branch manager and a DeLaval Separator exhibit with Amarillo Hardware as agent. The exhibit highlights practical revel demonstrations and large displays drawing substantial crowd interest.
The nation anticipates good weather for events as sunshine could crown champions. About one third of Americans will return to standard time this Sunday at 2 p m. Officials report 19 697 vehicles paid 257 770 149 in registration fees in the first half of the year to fund roads. In Chicago Charley Schwab is advised by a caddy to keep his eye on the bell. New York Mayor will wear a gray homespun suit from North Carolina makers, a gift from Asheville boosters arriving by special train.
Police court reports a quiet session with a few first offenders and minor drunken cases. Officials say the usual petty lawlessness seen during the fair week is lacking as precautions protect crowds from theft and related evils.
The article notes that iced tea tastes better when brewed and served hot at the table rather than cooled beforehand, as cooling leads to flat or bitter flavor. It emphasizes serving tea steaming hot to preserve the intended taste.
A review of farm machinery displays by CORR and local dealers travels through the Panhandle. The Minnesota Farm Power Company oversees tractors and farming gear while A J Barker directs Amarillo agency exhibits. Cullum Motor presents Ganem Brothers tracks, Chase Plow showcases equipment, with Fred Stogeen of Plainview and Geilen Chase as reps.
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