Awaurio News Chronicle Subscription Rates and Wires
The article lists subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and surrounding regions with monthly and yearly options and carrier terms. It notes Associated Press rights and exclusive use of wire news and a mention of audit bureau of circulation.
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Notice to the Public About Corrections and Reputations
A public notice states the newspaper will correct misstatements about individuals, firms, or corporations when brought to attention, and that no intention to injure is implied. It emphasizes handling errors promptly and emphasizes responsible publication practices.
Vision of 1926 Convention Plans at Amarillo
Homer D Wade of Fort Worth assistant manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce outlined a vision for the June 1926 general convention in Amarillo. Tens of thousands are expected, and Amarillo must prepare months ahead to welcome visitors and manage the event efficiently building on past experiences for smoother operations.
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Panhandle Buyers Convention Invites Amarillo Retailers
The Panhandle Plains and Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma retailers are urged to attend the Buyers Convention in Amarillo on Thursday and Friday September 3 and 4. The invitation highlights allied merchants and wholesalers and the value of fellowship and networking to improve business. The first conference was successful and officials urge stronger cooperation to ensure an even larger turnout and better access.
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Farm Marketing Advances Expected in Coming Years
Discussion from the West Texas Farmers Educational Conference with B F Yoakum and others urging better farm marketing to secure a larger share of retail prices. Leaders foresee progress in the next decade as business interests back farmer success and cooperation. McLean celebrates its first bale of cotton of the season, while Amarillo firms praise constructive efforts for the Panhandle. The News notes subscriber support and commends the American Legion team for the Denver tournament.
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Daily News Crossword Puzzle Recreates Bargain Day Reminiscences
The puzzle echoes bargain day memories with clues and scrambled phrases for items from tables and merchandise to fish names and musical notes. It includes zany entries like Warma Vision Past and snake the fish while naming measures, organs, and duties in a dense, era flavored grid.
Abe Martin Vbe C3477 Mystery of Bootlegger Lark Plum
Fragmentary note details a bootlegger case involving Abe Martin and a figure named Lark Plum. Police, Constables, and a local officer are referenced amid garbled lines about liquor, port, and home scenes. The readable text suggests an investigation or court filing with unclear specifics.
May Seymour Returns to Town in Timing of a New Suitor
May Seymour, widow of Dr. John Seymour who died by his own hand, returns to her hometown with a small fortune and a plan to marry money. In Atlantic City she encounters Carlotta Frolking and Dan and Herbert Waterbury as Jim Carewe courts her anew, while Ulysses Forgan, the wealthy widower and her lawyer, becomes involved, including his daughter Sally’s arrival and May’s uneasy interactions with old flames.
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Honest People Make Up Most Of Our News Says Panhandle Press
The Panhandle Press urges readers to focus on the majority of respectable Americans amid crime reporting. It argues most of the 100 million plus in the United States live honest lives, with faithful wives and diligent workers, and that sensational crime coverage discourages the public.
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Robert Johnson
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Museum records show over 360000 specimens added
During the last year the National Museum at Washington acquired more than 360000 new specimens. The expansion reflects a surge in collection activity and broadens the institution’s curatorial holdings across multiple scientific fields.
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Plainview to Observe Labor Day Parade and Speeches
Plainview plans Labor Day events on September 7 with a parade and public speaking. Four local unions including carpenters painters paper hangers cooks waiters and barbers will coordinate programs.
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Letter from Sydney Carto TM to Leslie Prescott
A clipping from the Pittsburgh Sun presents a heartfelt letter dated 1925 from Syd to Leslie Prescott recounting a near drowning episode. He recalls Jack nearly lost at the dock, Melville Sartoris's unconfirmed rescue, and the bonds of friendship and love sustaining them through danger.
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