Amarillo Daily News merged with Daily News Tribune
This is a historic notice listing the Amarillo Daily News as merged with the Daily News Tribune on March 30, 1923. It outlines publication scope for the Panhandle region, subscription rates, combination offers with the Evening Post, and rights reserved by the Associated Press. It also notes correction policies for erroneous reflections and the newspaper’s duty to rectify them promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News Tribune
Daily Daily News
Forth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Texas
Oxlahans
Colorado
New Mexico
Pear
REE & Bor
Ovo
Canrier
Mmaries Ee
Evening Post
Daily News
Daily News and
Associated Press
Glee
Thoughtful maxims on wealth and virtue
A compact reflection pairs Proverbs and Colton with cautions about treasure and manners. It contrasts deceptive gain with the discipline of noble living, suggesting wealth acquired by deceit is brief and costly to character. The passage invites prudent, virtuous behavior over flashy, risky hoards.
Ma Ferguson denounces rich drinkers in protest
The governor and Mrs. Ferguson issue a statement denouncing liquor drinkers as a class. The article suggests the move aims to sway voters by stirring class prejudice rather than offering broad fairness. It notes a proposed $500 reward for offenders and a $5,000 minimum value for guilty parties, criticizing selective targeting.
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Ma” Ferguson
Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
Santa Claus Letters and Holiday Notices
The Daily News invites readers to send brief letters to Santa Claus care The News while noting increasing volumes each year. A Friday 8 oclock party features Golden Sandstorm and Cisco 3, with 8 on Fillmore side.
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Santa Claus
The
Daily News
News and Post
Golden Sandstorm
Cisco 3
Fillmore
Letter From Mary Alden Prescott to Leslie Prescott
An intimate 19th century private correspondence reveals concern over family illness, household management, and perceived intrusions by a friend Mrs Atherton. The writer urges Leslie to return home to confront issues and restore order as John recovers from accident, with tension hinted around moral boundaries and personal boundaries in the home.
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Mary Alden Prescott
Leslie Prescott
John
Atherton
Texas under the Fergusons faces shock and scandal
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes Texas Governor Ma Ferguson and her administration struggle amid a looming special session to probe the State Highway Commission. It cites lawsuits, a $600000 recovery, resignations, and suspicions of backroom influence tied to Ku Klux Klan politics and Jim Ferguson's proxy campaign.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fergusons
Texas
Lone Star State
Jim
Ma Ferguson
Satterwhite
House
State Highway Commission
American Read Co
Moody
Ferguson
People of
Jim Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Choice Radio Programs Highlight Army Band Concert
The U S Army Band will give a concert Wednesday as part of a lineup of standard programs broadcast tonight by leading super power stations. The schedule notes the broadcasts feature frequent military and national programming.
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U. S. Army Band
Radio listings and local music programs by time zone
A consolidated schedule of radio highlights across Eastern Central Mountain Pacific times featuring dinner music orchestras concerts bands and dance programs from stations such as WGY WEAF WCAP WBZ and WGN including ensembles like U and Army Band string quartets and dance orchestras with varying broadcast hours by region. Notable entries include evening dining concerts theater programs and late night dance music across major networks.
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WIP
WGY
WEAF
U. & Army Band
WCAP
WJJAR
WWI
WTAG
WBZ
WCAE
KDKA
WIJAR
WCAU
WRNY
WTIC
WIR
Central Time
KSD
KFNF
WHAS
WHO
WLW
KTHS
WGN
KYW
Mountain Time Cpac
KOA
Italy to Have Encyclopedia in 32 Volume Project
Rome October report says a senatorial committee has completed preliminary work on Italy’s official Malian encyclopedia. The program aims to finish in 1988 with 32 volumes of about 1,000 pages each. A proposed biographical dictionary from Roman days to the present is under study.
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Italy
Rome
Sousa Band to Play for Negroes in Amarillo
Emil F. Myers announced last night that Sousa's famous band will be heard by Negroes in Amarillo today. He reserved a special section for them and noted many requests for seats show strong audience interest.
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Amarillo
Sousa
Emil F. Myers
Mr. Myers
Barbara Hawley Chooses Life Over Love to Join Dallas Telegraph
Barbara Hawley, a 26 year old former schoolteacher, quits her engagement to Bruce Reynolds and takes a reporting job at the Dallas Telegraph. She asserts a new life in journalism, insisting she will live and think boldly while Bruce doubts her choice. The scene ends with her bravely entering the Telegraph offices at seven twenty in the morning as the story promises more to come.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Andrew McDermott
Barbara
Bruce
Wilma Collins
Babs
Barbarra
Goodby
Telegraph Ofice
Dallas
The
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Officers Thwart Robbery At Harris Grocery Company
Sheriff’s deputies stopped a burglary at Northern Harris Grocery, 106 W street, Monday morning. They found the would be thief attempting to pry a door, arrested him, and jailed him for grand jury action. A separate note mentions East Africa's population decline from 90,000 to 3,000 due to cattle losses from the taetae fly.
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Sheriff's Department
Harris
W. — Street
Grand
East Africa
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Colton
Moore County
API
Margaret All
Williams
Boon
GTS Panday
Satloam
Joell
Lou
Enery Dan
Jawillami
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie
Choice Radio
Abe Martin
Pacific Time
KFI
S—String Quartet
KNX
Jer
George McManus
Senorim
MR. Jiggs
Harris Grocery Company
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