Amarillo Daily News masthead and notices
The Amarillo Daily News details its masthead in 1920s style, listing publishers Nunn and J L Nunn, general manager M Warren, editors, and department contacts. It proclaims itself the morning newspaper for the Amarillo country serving Panhandle Texas and adjacent regions with telegraphic dispatches and subscription rates by mail and carrier, plus notices about Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations and a correction policy.
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A Delightful Trip Across the South Plains
Amarillo trade evangelists closed an unusually delightful tour visiting twenty prosperous South Plains cities. Growth across Lamesa O'Donnell Tahoka Wilson Slaton Post Lubbock Idalou Lorenzo Ralls Crobyton Abernathy Hale Center Lockney Floydada Kress Tulsa Happy Canyon Plainview showed marked progress over the past year. The group lamented the short time for visits but enjoyed strong fellowship, leaving optimism for lasting good will.
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Amarillo
South Plains
Happy
Canyon
Plainview
Goethals May Be Asked To Judge Panhandle Projects
The article notes General George W. Goethals could assess the feasibility of a Panhandle gas field project and potential Canadian River irrigation. Cooperation from the Board of City Development, city commission, and Eastern capitalists aims to evaluate using gas for power and irrigation, marking a new era of Wichita County style development in Amarillo.
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Panama Canal
United States
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City Commission
Eastern
Amarillo
Wichita County
Doctor Hugh S. Cummings Debuts in The Post
The Evening Post announces the inclusion of Dr. Hugh S. Cummings, a longtime Public Health Service surgeon general, adding authority to its pages. His first pieces focus on hay fever, as readers are urged to subscribe for access to monthly articles and paired Post News offers.
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United States Public Health Service
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A Beleaguered Politician Cited by Tilford Moots
Tilford Moots criticizes Ike Soles for years of political effort, saying only if that fellow directed energy properly he could become a leader within a month. The quip reflects local political tensions and blunt sentiment toward Soles.
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Tilford
Ike Soles
Alarm Over Crime Rates Sparks National Debate
The text argues that rising American crime compared with nations like England signals a need for action. It questions whether excessive lawmaking contributes to lawlessness and urges consideration of enforceability and necessity of new laws. It also offers aphorisms on wealth, fashion, and perception.
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England
Abilene News Highlights Growth Across West Texas
Panhandle Press Growing Abilene Reporter notes rapid regional expansion with new theater and stores in Muleshoe, Santa Fe railroad extension spurring eight new towns west of Lubbock, and Tahoka redevelopment. Abilene AC College launches a half million endowment drive while city ranks fifth in Texas building permits for July behind Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth and Wichita Falls.
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Abilene
West Texas
Abilene Christian College
Muleshoe
Lubbock
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Tahoka
Amarillo
West
Texas
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
California Hawaiian orchestra charms WDAG audience at Polly Garden
A one hour California Hawaiian orchestra concert at Polly Garden drew a large radio audience as the program aired over Station WDAG via a hotel studio wire. The group showcased varied popular selections and Hawaiian numbers, stressing its suitability for radio dances and special events.
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Pioneer Woman of Hutchinson County Buried
Mrs. Mary BE. Yake, 71, pioneer of Hutchinson county died at her home 85 miles southeast of Dumas on Tuesday afternoon. She leaves four sons Will Albert Henry Yake of Ple mon s Texas Chester Yake of Claphan New Mexico and three daughters Mrs Otto Riemer Spearman Texas Mrs Elizabeth Haynes Woodward Oklahoma and Miss Rosepha Yake Claphan New Mexico. Funeral services were at Leith cemetery led by Rev Hand of Spearman Baptist church burial by Griggs Undertaking.
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Mary BE. Yake
Hutchinson County
Dumas
Will
Albert
Henry Yake
Plemons
Texas
Chester Yake
Claphan
N. M
Otto Riemer
Spearman
Elizabeth Haynes
Woodward
Okla
Rosepha Yake
Yake
Panhandle
Leith
Hand
Baptist Church of
Griggs Undertaking Company
Coleman Infant Dies at 409 Madison Street
The infant son of Mr and Mrs E L Coleman died at their home at 409 Madison Street at 2 PM yesterday. Funeral services are set for 2 PM today at Griggs Undertaking Company chapel with burial in Llano Cemetery.
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E. L. Coleman
Madison Street
Griggs Undertaking Company
Llano Cemetery
Hereford 10 Meet Tulia Nine Sunday
Hereford hosts Tulia in a Sunday baseball tilt between the Whitefaces and the visiting nine. Hereford counters with Tate or Galbraith while Tulia relies on Fonken on the mound, with both sides expected to deliver a tight Panhandle showdown.
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Galbraith
Panhandle
Amarillo
Deaf Smith Calves Bring Record Price
Deaf Smith County reports a new calf price record as H. Conklin sold 456 calves to Hunter and Higgins for 35 dollars per head. Beath heifers and bulls also brought the same price. The best calf price since wartime and the highest in five years, with more strong sales noted this week. Expected to boost the Deaf Smith cattle industry and Panhandle region.
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Hereford
Deaf Smith County
H. ©. Conklin
Hunter
Higgins
Panhandle
Radio amateurs host conference on tubes and interference
At the Third National Convention of the American Radio Relay League in Chicago Edgewater Beach Hotel Professor W J Williams of Rensselaer spoke on radio interference sources from power lines to appliances and transit systems J C Warner General Hiedric Company outlined tube base standardization and new dry battery and AC tubes Karl E Hassel described receiver designs to improve reception for amateur operators.
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Chicago
American Radio Relay League
Edgewater Beach
W. J. Williams
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Troy
N.Y
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J. C. Warner
General Hiedric Company Research Laboratory
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Karl E. Hassel
City Briefs Subjects From Blackwell to Local Crimes and Marriages
Miss Elizabeth Jaggers of Blackwell Texas arrived at St Anthony s Sanitarium for medical treatment. The Frank Gilvin Tire and Vulcanizing Co at 207 West Twelfth Street was robbed Tuesday night with $4 in small change and tools taken. Marriage licenses were issued at the county clerk s office to J H Craig and Miss Frances Maude Wyatt and to Cc R Sirego and Miss Florence A Proctor.
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Elizabeth Jaggers
Blackwell, Texas
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Frank Gilvin Tire and Vulcanizing Co
West Twelfth Street
County Clerks Office
J. H. Craig
Frances Maude Wyatt
Cc. R. Sirego
Florence A. Proctor
Lost Canadian Sill Is Found By Wireless Bowdoin Report
A Canadian steamship Arctic, missing for thirty days, was reported anchored with all aboard safe in Etton Harbor Greenland after a wireless message from the Bowdoin at midnight. Also notes a claimed X-ray technique to remove corns in one piece.
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Father of Mrs. Lee Bivins Dies at Home in Vernon
M. G. Gilbert age 98, father of Mrs. Lee Bivins, died at his Vernon home after a brief illness. Survived by Mrs. Bivins, Mrs. J. R. Tolbert, two sons W. W. Gilbert and C. C. Gilbert. Born near Bowling Green Kentucky July 20 1832, he moved to Texas in 1859 and served with Texas troops in the Civil War.
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M. G. Gilbert
Lee Bivins
Vernon
Claude
Bowling Green
Texas
Floydada Banquet Schedules Speeches and Introductions
Floydada aims to host a town banquet next Tuesday night with principal speakers Col. R. L. Penick and Porter A. Whaley. Penick will discuss how town men aid farmers while Whaley outlines practical chamber operations. KR. A. Highsmith will be introduced as the new secretary, with other speakers including J. R. Webb and Homer Steen. Methodist church ladies will cater in the church basement, plates for 260 guests.
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Floydada
Col. R. L. Penick
Stamford
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Ella M. Ross Heads Clarendon College Art Dept
Clarendon Aug 19 Miss Ella Marie Ross a New York School of Fine Arts graduate has been elected head of Clarendon College Fine Arts Department. Formerly at Milford College and Simmons University she now studies in Paris and will return to teach oils water colors tapestry china graphic design advertising and interior decoration to Panhandle and West Texas students.
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Clarendon
Ella Marie Ross
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Clarendon College
Ross
University Paris
Milford College
Simmons University
Abilene
Panhandle
West Texas
Hereford Band To Give First Public Concert
Hereford hosts its first public concert next Thursday evening August 26 at the Magnolia filling station opposite the Dev Smith county courthouse. Ralph Smith directs a 25 member band with experienced players. Regular concerts planned as the band becomes established and a high school orchestra will follow with school band organization underway.
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Letter From Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke Continued
Leslie Prescott writes Ruth Burke about a yacht party with Melville Sartoris and guests, noting Sartoris left after a late party and that the partygoers returned home. The letter reflects romantic recollections, questions about Syd and Walter, and hints at renewed affection between Leslie and Jack. The piece is a serialized installment dated to 1925.
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Ruth Burke
Melville Sartoris
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Walter
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Turkish Divorce Theme Reflects East West Customs
Cynthia Grey argues Mustapha Kemal Pasha's divorce from Latife Hanoum highlights businesslike marriage in Turkey. She notes Latife's influence, the 1,000,000 lire dowry, and the swift divorce practice with the wife returning the dowry while Western alimony and publicity differ.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Latife Hanoum
Smyrnan
Mustapha Kemal
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Daily News Crossword Puzzle Theme and Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with varied topics. Many entries reference foods objects body parts places people and actions with terms like money, herbal items, animals, and abstract concepts. The mishmash includes theme notes and enumerated entries such as 8 9 10 and 15 across.
Cowboy Reunion at Canyon Today
The old time cowpuncher roundup will be held today at Hale Park Canyon. A large Panhandle crowd is expected with attendees restricted to those in the Panhandle before or during 1894. An all day picnic includes a barbecue and basketban. Judge L Gough of Amarillo is president and Miss Laura V Hamner secretary.
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