Amarillo Daily News Public Notice and Editorial Clarifications
The Amarillo Daily News announces mergers with Daily News and others and lists staff roles such as General Manager Warren. It includes a public corrections policy promising to amend erroneous reflections or references promptly upon notification, and notes its circulation area across Texas New Mexico and Colorado.
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Widow's Gift Marks Lesson On True Charity
A meditation cites Mark's note on the widow who gave all she had to the treasury. The reflection contrasts her sacrifice with richer donors who cast in in abundance but lesser devotion, noting the value lies in the giver's sacrifice rather than amount.
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German marks investment pitch warned as scams persist
The piece cautions Panhandle readers to consult bankers before buying German marks and warns that many fly-by-night firms peddle worthless 1923 German paper bonds. It notes scam tactics, inflated prices in New York and Berne markets, and urges careful investigation to avoid losses on mis valued securities.
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West Texas Chamber invites President to 1926 Amarillo meet
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce again invites the President of the United States to attend its annual convention in Amarillo in 1926. The News notes the chamber’s growing national regard and suggests a presidential visit would become a civic duty and broaden the President’s view of the Panhandle Plains and the Great West.
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Night Letter from Lesli Prescott to John Prescott
A fragmentary script opens with a telephone exchange between Mrs Graves Hamilton and Leslie Prescott expressing happiness at hearing a loved one's voice and hopeful plans. The dialogue references Ruth, John, Jack, Karl, and Miss Perier, with hints of family tensions and pearls. Broadcast schedules following the dialogue list radio programs and concert lineups across multiple stations and time slots.
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Mother
Ruth
Walter
Leslie
John
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Perter
Jack
Miss Perier
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Lesli Prescott
John Prescott
Radio Docket of Evening Concerts Across Stations
An overnight radio schedule lists numerous performances and programs across stations WEAF WEE WGR WOC WFI WCCO KSD WSAI WTAG WMCA WCAE WGR WWI WJAR WABC etc. Highlights include Vincent Lopez orchestra at WMCA and Violet Kaye at 7:05, dinner concerts at WEAF and WBZ, and multiple orchestras, solos, and choruses through late night hours with varied time slots and program titles.
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WGR
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WFI
WCAE
Wcoco
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WSAI
WTAG
WWI
WCCO
Cliquot
WEET
WJAR
WEEI
WSAL
Vincent Lopez
WMCA
Violet Kaye
Snedden Weir
Judith Roth
Jack Miller
Mildred van Viiet
Red Mensing
Erna Cavelle
Manhattan Serenaders
KDKA
Littlechestra
Symphony Or
WGBS
Erva Giles
Edward Morris
WBZ
Little Symphony Orchestra
WBAL
Edith Ginn
Neenah Woods
Ercelle Mitchell
Herbert Banks
George Bolek
James Wilkinson
Wear
Vincent Percy
Gay Wir
Jean Goldkette
WNYC
George B. Silzer
New Jersey
Woo
WRC
U. S. Army Band
WRNY
Lorna Lee
WBBA
Stanley Gohlinghorst
WJZ
Royal Hour
WIWP
Central Time
WBBM
Sandy and
Harry
Valentino Inn Orchestra
William Dalton
Irene Beasley
Sidney Uireman
Russell Meyers
Jack Pennywell
Freddy A
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American Legion
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Oil Depletion Measure Sparks Fear in Rocky Mountain Oil Field
In Artesia New Mexico the Panhandle Press notes oil men fear a 40 percent depletion tax bill, which would affect drilling across the Rocky Mountain area. It explains discovery depletion, how it assigns value to a single successful property, and how it helps stabilize cash flow amid exploration risks.
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Barbara Hawley in a Dallas newspaper world thriller
Barbara Hawley 25 breaks with fiancé and takes a Telegraph job to chase a scoop. The night includes a roadhouse shooting, a dead broker Norman Hollowell, and a glittering city dinner with Jerome Ball. Barbara handles interviews, clues like a red silk scarf, and a looming party at Lydia Stacy’s, while editor McDermott probes her loyalty and a possible romance with Ball.
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Bob Jeffries
Barbara
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Jerome Ball
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Hollowell
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Miss Hawley
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McDermott
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Methermott
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Wellington Baby Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Wellington December 15 James seven weeks old son of Mr and Mrs W R Hall died Wednesday from pneumonia after three days illness Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the First Methodist Church by Rev J T Hicks and the remains were buried in Wellington cemetery
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