Letter From Sally Atherton to Leslie Prescott Continued
A tender scene follows Dick grappling with Bee’s death and his plan to care for Bee’s baby. Sally recounts Bee’s wish for Paula Verrier to help and hints Dick’s uncertain future without Bee. Dick pleads for guidance as he kneels beside Sally, sobbing, while Sally senses a shift toward new freedom.
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Sally Atherton
Leslie Prescott
Leslie
Bee
Paula
Sally
Miss Perrier
Paula Verrier
NEA Service, Inc
Amarillo Daily News Prepares Morning Edition Details
Amarillo Daily News announces a morning edition with Monday exception and merged newspapers. Includes staff roles, advertising contact, and post office dispatch practices. Covers Panhandle regions of Texas New Mexico Southern Colorado and western Oklahoma. Subscription rates by mail and carrier listed. Associated Press and Audit Bureau memberships noted.
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A Y Hanhandie
Daily News
Daily Vribune
Batty 8 News
Nunnani
Nodm Scores
Esse Omeral
Wid
M. Warren
Ae Pacer Orial
Peksbieesten Ee
Wintion
E.cereress
Palmore
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas, Worth
Oklahoma City
Peste
Asrceveres
Evening Post
News and Evening Post
Coimons
Conirate
Associated Press
Associated
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Public Notice of Corrections Policy Clarification
Notice to the public stating that erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations will be corrected promptly when brought to the editor’s attention and that corrections will be prominently placed. It emphasizes the editor’s intent to avoid misrepresentation and to rectify any mistaken references.
Protect the Careless and Electric Traffic Signals
The article argues for an electric traffic signal system in Amarillo to protect pedestrians and drivers. It asserts signals guide unsafe pedestrians, reduce conflicts, and that stopping one direction while another flows enhances downtown safety. It urges prompt installation to safeguard lives.
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Amarillo
Owning Homes And The Case For Home Ownership
The article highlights the Bethlehem Steel Corporation home owning plan where 3,400 employees have bought homes valued at 15 million dollars. It argues that ownership fosters happier, more settled citizens and benefits both homeowners and the company, noting Amarillo real estate agents as promoters of the message.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cme
Amarillo
Cotton Carnival at Roswell Grows Each Year
The Chaves County Cotton Carnival in Roswell New Mexico is expanding beyond a simple event to an agricultural fair of notable size. Residents anticipate many exhibits as Roswell plans for October 8 to 10 with strong support from local business leaders and the Pecos Valley community.
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Chaves County
Roswell
N. M
Pecos Val
New Mexico
Panhandie
Perryton's Birthday Celebrated as Town Turns Six
Perryton will be six years old Saturday August 22 as the Santa Fe railroad spur spurred growth across Lipscomb Ochiltree and Hansford counties. The railway opened wheat markets and boosted Panhandle development drawing visitors from nearby towns for the birthday celebration.
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Perryton
North Plains
Extension of Taxes Aims to Aid Heavily Affected Texas Areas
The News argues that prolonged taxes should be extended in Texas sections hit hardest by dreaths. It contends relief measures are needed to stabilize local economies and support communities facing ongoing financial strain.
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Texas
Fragment from a Carlyle meditation on the body
A fragmentary excerpt quotes Carlyle reflecting on the body as a temple of the Holy Ghost and the divine essence revealed through life. The lines question origin of strength and describe flesh as dust and shadow around a divine essence.
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Carlyle
Lee Satterwhite backs year tax extension appeal
Speaker Lee Satterwhite urges Governor Ferguson to call a special session and grant a one year extension on 1925 taxes due October 1. The News argues the move would avoid hardship for Texas citizens, and would be a merciful gesture welcomed by farmers and ranchers affected by drought.
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Lee Satterwhite
Ferguson
Texas
Moonshine and Watermelon Life Lesson
A wry reflection on life’s limits and the price of experience. The quote contrasts drinking moonshine with attempting a watermelon, suggesting rough lessons come with steep tuition and practical wisdom.
Million Dollar Idea for Hardeman County Farms
Panhandle Press argues that ideas outpace bullets and can transform farming regions. It urges Quanah readers to brainstorm profitable, practical plans to increase Hardeman county acreage value, noting farm prosperity drives local business and urging collective thinking for a million dollar idea.
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Quanah
Hardeman County
Himselow
Rio Grande
California
Florida
Smith County
Wichita County
Shakeup in Prohibition Enforcement Circles Reported
ABE MARTIN notes a shakeup in prohibition enforcement, with agents potentially caught in car payments. The Joe Lark family, recently out of prominence, was found today living within its income, signaling mounting scrutiny.
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Joe Lark
May Seymour Returns to Town in Scandalous Comeback
May Seymour, widow of Dr. John Seymour who killed himself after her affair with Jim Carewe, returns to her hometown. She plans to sail to Europe with money from selling property, seeking a rich husband while navigating social ruin and a new attraction to Herbert Waterbury amid intersecting figures at Adoree's club. The tale follows her flirtations, purchases, and a tense encounter with Francie Lee as it builds toward further revelations.
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May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Europe
Ulysses X. Forgan
Ulysses
May
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Adobee
Francie Lee
Adoree
Waterbury
Francie
Mr. Waterbury
Christendom
Carlotta
Marcel
la Gallier’s
The
Blue Rose
Miss Lee
Adoree’s
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clues and Sudan Event Note
A large cryptic style list of crossword clues appears with scattered phrases and a partial note about a Sacred Harp singing planned for Sudan on Aug 16. Invitations go to Panhandle Plains cities to send delegations, and a fashion snippet mentions Chinese silk damask in pastel shades for tailor frocks worn with velveteen wraps.
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Budan
Panhandle Plains
Sudan
Carson County Increases Entries At Farm Show
An application from Carson county was received yesterday by the Board of City Development for an exhibit at the Tri State Exposition. With this county accepted the exhibits near twenty, ensuring the largest 1925 fair display in this department. An inquiry from Miami signed by J. O. Stovall requests information about a school exhibit and a booth for that city.
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Carson County
Board of City Development
Miami
J. O. Stovall
Fourteen Years Ago in Amarillo Daily News Items
H E Duniven resigned from D H Greer Co and joined Hudspeth Dry Goods in Greenville Texas. L A Roll of Lance Co returned from a three weeks business trip to Chicago and eastern points. Jas F Heasley formerly of this city visits Amarillo from McLean. Mr and Mrs John H Maxey visit Amarillo from Mineral Wells en route to Colorado. J T Neighbors of Cleburne was in Amarillo yesterday visiting his brother W K Neighbors en route from Colorado to home.
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H. E. Duniven
D. H. Greer Co
Hudspeth Dry Goods Company
Greenville
Texas
L. A. Roll of Lance & Co
Chicago
Jas. F. Heasley
Amarillo
McLean
John H. Maxey
Mineral Wells
Colorado
J. T. Neighbors
Cleburne
W. K. Neighbors
Parents Should Not Rob Children of Play Times
Cynthia Grey argues that a twelve year old girl ran away in New Jersey because she was barred from playing with peers. The piece urges mothers to be companions without denying play, stressing that children need playmates to mature healthily and that adults should not trade childhood for adult pursuits.
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New Jersey
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Amarillo Daily News
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Fanny
Abe Martin
Ey Inc. Feature Service, Inc
George McManus
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Cynthia Grey
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