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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
12
The passage mixes vivid tropical scenes from Oahu Hawaii with tales of octopus hunting, native feasts, and island abundance. It describes local delicacies, fishing practices, and the lush landscape of Maui and Oahu, noting cheerful, sunlit manners and the enduring charm of Hawaiian life.
Prominent Carson City residents serve as pallbearers for two convicts George Brown and J E Mitchell who perished with an Indian section hand Ralph Morse while fighting a forest and brush fire on the city’s edge in Reno Nevada. The blaze trapped and burned them as it swept the outskirts before being contained.
Mexico City September 30. The senate has resolved a conflict between the majority and minority over credentials for members who won seats in the latest elections. Jose D. Aguayo has been elected president of the senate, which will convene in regular session tomorrow.
The article notes architects selected for a forthcoming church project, detailing initial planning steps and location references. It references Benton and nearby areas, highlighting the collaboration among firms and local officials. The text shows scatted names and hints at a trip related to the project.
Judge B C Patelford of Port Worth resigns from the University of Texas board of regents. The secretary of state's office shows the resignation accepted Monday by Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson, taking effect at once.
A Pioneer Trail driver died in San Antonio amid unclear circumstances. The report notes the incident involved local peers and mentors connected to the COR Dewees organization, with brief references to supervision and safety concerns.
Renowned mining specialist W. Geottake, 68, a major figure in state ore properties, died at his Salt Lake City home today. The obituary notes his prominence in the industry and influence on local mining ventures.
The column gathers brief remarks from ED Gathers Ray Alibarn Aurelius and J A McCaul. Alibarn notes punctual work habits, Aurelius touts Amarillo’s bright future, and McCaul mentions the T P railroad office opening August first.
Vague text fragments reference local figures and numbers but lack clear events. The unreadable lines mention percentages and a possible public notice context with names and places obscured.
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