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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1926
Page
4
The readable text is garbled with no clear events, names, places, or dates. No identifiable individuals or organizations emerge to form a coherent news item or card.
General Pershing declined to seek the American Legion national command, leaving the proposed October convention to decide on a France pilgrimage to mark the World War entry tenth anniversary. French hostility, debt disputes, and Pershing’s stance shape the uncertain outcome for the trip.
Department of Agriculture statisticians report July cigar production at 281,555,115 units selling for 5 cents or less, a record high surpassed only by two earlier months. The surge may reflect improving quality or campaign spending by many congressional candidates.
The Texas sportsmen urge Governor-Elect Dan Moody to reappoint T. E. Hubby as fish, game and oyster commissioner. Hubby’s deep knowledge and service to sportsmen are cited as reasons for the move. A petition will circulate in Waco on Monday to keep the proper man in the office.
Audrey reads a letter from her father as Parrish returns home to a tense mood. She seeks reconciliation on the porch swing while he hides anger behind dinner. The pair discuss rumors of theater and a business call that could pull him into a new role.
Marriage activity at the Potter County clerk's office shows Saturdays dominate license issuance. September is expected to reach seventy marriages, with Saturday September 11 leading the day totals and September 4 recording seven licenses. The seven licenses on September 4 reflect a broader weekend trend.
A collage of brief items from different cities. Prohibition enforcers test Nebraska diet effects. Bootleggers claim hardship under customs patrols. Henry Ford seeks cash equivalent for a gift car to Krupp. An ancient expense account found in Egypt. Charley Schwab elected president of ASME. Football rules may add post touchdown boot. American Hospital Association notes high injury rates. A Ku Klux Klan pin found at St Patrick’s Church. owner urged to explain.
The Soviet government assigns an official commissioner to tour Russia lecturing on the evils of excessive tea drinking.
Danny the meadow mouse longs for the Green Meadows while growing tired of salt and a noisy owl neighbor on his roof. He dreams of home but worries about finding the Green Meadows, as winter approaches and the marsh owl Short-ear watches. Copyright 1926 by T. W. Burgess.
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