ABE MARTIN Cuttin in Causes Downtown Traffic Jest
Abe Martin comments on downtown traffic causing delays and a sly remark about how plans to get rich quick from Dayton money fail. The piece captures his humorous rural voice and satirical take on urban schemes.
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Dayton
Barbara Hawley Sails Into Newspaper Life Dream
Barbara Hawley 25 breaks with fiancé and lands a Dallas Telegraph job. Managing editor Andrew McDermott nudges her career while Bruce Manners faces scrutiny at a real estate firm. Barbara navigates work gossip, a raise, and evening social plans as she pursues independence in a male dominated newsroom.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruch Reynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Andrew Mecdermott
Bob
Porter
Bruce
Vale Acres
Barbara
the Lighthouse
Mumsy
Neas
Beloved Amarillo resident Mrs. Jennie Rider dies at 88
In Amarillo a death shadow fell as Mrs. Jennie Rider aged 88 passed away after an automobile struck her. Known for kindness and lifelong public involvement she attended church and clubs until the end, leaving a large circle of friends and a memory cherished by many in the city.
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Amarillo
Jennie Rider
Amarillo Plans Banquet for 1925 Interscholastic League Squad
Amarillo will honor Golden Sandstorm members with a Tuesday night banquet for their 1925 Interscholastic League football showing. Forty men will buy eighty tickets. each purchaser may bring a squad member or coach as a guest. Tickets available via committee contact today.
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Amarillo
Letter from Mrs Mary Alden Prescott to Leslie Prescott
A dated 1925 NEA Service letter complains of neglecting wifely duties and hosting Paula Perier and Sally Atherton in John Prescott's home. The writer criticizes Ruth Burke and questions the secretary choice, urging the wife to stay by her husband and children. The piece previews tomorrow’s continuation.
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Mary Alden
Leslie Prescott
Paula Perier
Sally Atherton
Miss Perier
Mrs. Atherton
John
Providence
Booth
Ruth Burke
Eve
NEA Service, Inc
Mary Alden Prescott
Choice Radio Programs Saturday's Program
A listing of radio stations across time zones broadcasting orchestral and dance programs. Entries include WCAE KDKA WRNY WIP BBR WGY KFNF WHAS WLW KSD KTHS WCCO WKRC KPRC WFAA WDAF KOA KGO KFT KNX with times from 7 PM to midnight and up to late night frolics.
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WCAE
KDKA
WRNY
WIP
WBBR
Hans Haaz
WGY
KFNF
WHAS
KTHS
WCCO
WKRC
KPRC
WFAA
WDAF
Voice of the People about Amarillo police and street blocking
A writer criticizes downtown delivery cars blocking streets and municipal enforcement. He notes a gas delivery fine and reports on five youths held briefly, arguing that harsh enforcement would overflow the city hall. The letter, signed H L Mauldin from Amarillo, Texas, dated December 10, 1925.
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Daily News
Amarillo
H. L. Mauldin
Texas
Oil report warns of sharp supply limits and shifts
The presidential oil conservation commission reports seven years of output at current rates, warns of a potential stock surge if leaks occur, and urges coal and water use in industry. It cites five and a half billion barrels of recoverable oil and eight million barrels yearly consumption, recommending unit drilling and economical engines to extend supply.
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Glen Rio
N. M
Tribune
Oil Conservation Commission
United States
Paradox Text From Clarendon News on State Funds
The item notes two lawyers receiving a thousand dollars each from the state treasury to oppose the attorney general in recovering profits from contractors. It questions Texas governance at Austin and the use of public money to aid alleged wrongdoers against the state.
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Clarendon News
Texas
Austin
Fire Truck Narrowly Avoids Wreck on Polk Street
Firefighters answered a 3 PM call to 2213 Polk Street for grass fire near the high school. The department nearly overturned while maneuvering around a vehicle that failed to pull over, prompting Chief Curry to urge drivers to yield to sirens.
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Polk Street
Curry
Floydada Poultry Show Opens With 500 Birds Entered
Special to The News Floydada Texas December 10 Floyd County poultry show opened Thursday morning with more than 500 birds entered. Entries came from Fort Worth and nearby counties. Judge from Wayne Oklahoma will award prizes including nine loving cups and other prizes from the State fair.
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Floydada
Floyd County
Fort Worth
Shoaf
Floyd ‘County
Rahi
Amarillo
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