Subscription rates and notices in Amarillo Daily News
The Amarillo Daily News outlines subscription options for Texas New Mexico and surrounding areas with monthly and yearly rates. It notes combined Evening Post offerings and details about mail and carrier service rates, while acknowledging Associated Press rights and the paper’s correction policy for reprints or erroneous content.
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Life of Service: Dr Russell Conwell Dies at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia minister and educator, founder and president of Temple University, renowned lecturer and author, died leaving a vast philanthropic legacy. He earned and gave away 11 million dollars and mentored many as he delivered the Acres of Diamonds speech over six thousand times, shaping generations in Philadelphia and beyond.
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Pay Your Poll Taxes for 1926 Texas Elections
The News urges all voters to pay poll taxes by January 1 1926 to be eligible in 1926. Fergusonism in Texas looms, Potter County aims to boost anti Ferguson votes, and the paper calls Ferguson or his wife running as governor unlikely but possible.
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Government reports clog December mail nationwide
December sees heavy mail volume as government departments issue annual reports labeled first class. Newspapers and individuals struggle to receive letters due to bulky government documents occupying mail space. Large sums are spent sending these volumes in recent weeks. Reports are issued so far in advance they could be sent by freight if needed.
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Thursday Radio Program Schedule of Musical Variety
A list of radio stations and programs for Thursday featuring orchestral concerts dinner and evening programs dance shows US Army Band Hawaiian Quartet and other musical features across WWI WCAE WCAU WBZ WRC WTAF KDKA WIR WIP WGY with times from 6 to 10:36 p m through a diverse schedule of entertainment programs.
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Radio Listings And Variety Shows Across Time Zones
A digest of radio station cues and program slots across multiple networks. Listings include evening dance tunes vocal solos orchestra and variety programs with times in Central Mountain Pacific and other zones, noting stations such as WBAP WMAQ KFNF WHAS WCBD KPRC WBBM WKRC WOAW WLW WFAA WHO WDAP CPAC KGW KGO KNX KEI and others.
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Christmas Letters and a Child’s Devotion
A reflective Christmas vignette follows a child’s confession of love for his caregiver and Paula’s mixed emotions. A future-leaning note hints at resilience, gratitude, and family bonds. The piece contrasts tenderness with a broader tale of generosity and memory, ending with a fact about sloths and their upside down lifestyle.
Government departments' inefficiencies delay reaching destinations
A fragment notes persistent delays caused by bureaucratic inefficiencies within government departments, hindering timely travel and delivery. The passage emphasizes routine failures in coordination and processing that hamper performance.
An Old Fashioned Christmas Reflections in Cleburne
A Panhandle Press piece recalls what Christmas means to readers as a holiday for rest and family memories. The note encourages generosity and shared merriment, urging readers to make the season meaningful beyond routine festivities.
ABE MARTIN Reflects on Public Interest in Bootlegger Crackdowns
Abe Martin comments that the public is unconcerned about bootleggers and traffic violators if police stop the bandits. He mocks an advertisement showing a sobering image of a wife embracing a drunk husband beside a washing machine, criticizing women as ungrateful.
Mystery in Dallas Real Estate Firm Revealed
Barbara Hawley probes the new Manners Stone Reynolds firm in Dallas as editor McDermott hints at Tate Acres. Barbara sneaks through offices, encounters Reynolds and a glamorous widow, and follows a potential column leading to a late night cliffhanger.
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Claude Le Nevue Elected President of Charity Body
Claude Le Nevue was chosen president of the Associated Charities for the coming year at a meeting of charity workers held in the Potter County Library auditorium yesterday afternoon. Re-elected officers include T. M. Bruner as vice-president, Mrs. J. N. Ross as secretary, and C. H. Keeney as treasurer. The group announced offices are now in room 409 of the Amarillo building, replacing the Blackburn building location.
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