Amarillo News masthead and policy notes from 20th century issue
The page shows publisher names J L Nunn and WNOOR with general manager Warren and editor dcdciecnss, describing The News as covering the Panhandle Texas and adjacent regions. Includes subscription rates, carrier and mail options, combination offers with The Evening Post, and notices about Associated Press use and corrections policy.
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Ancient quotes on charity and duty to the poor
A religious verse citing Deut 15 11 and a Shakespeare line on aiding the feeble. The passage emphasizes ongoing support for the needy and the duty to open one’s hand to the less fortunate.
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Golden Sandstorm banquet links athletics and morals
Amarillo's Golden Sandstorm banquet featured speakers praising leadership teamwork and mental strength while C J Blackburn a local merchant urged athletes to guard their souls with religion alongside physical prowess. The piece notes Battling Siki's shooting in New York and argues athletes should be gentlemen and heed Blackburn's moral call.
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Amarillo
Blackburn
Siki
New York
Lubbock Joins Board of City Development Plan
West Texas cities lead in adopting a Chamber of Commerce development method. Amarillo Plainview Sweetwater San Angelo and Cisco are among participants. The plan aims to reduce fund raising time and boost community work efficiency, with Lubbock praised for joining.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Cisco
Chamber of Commerce
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Tax transparency debate reshaped by new bill
The article discusses historic pressure to publish tax returns to expose evaders and the shift as lawmakers seek repeal of the publicity clause. It notes past failures in proving evasion and how public attitudes toward income tax disclosure have evolved with the new tax bill.
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Night letters reveal Ruth’s perilous birth and family distress
Leslie Prescott updates John Prescott on Ruth’s cesarean birth after a fall, with hopes for Ruth and the baby. Walter’s agitation is noted, Kari’s pearls, and Leslie’s stay to help. John’s sympathy and memories of a past loss frame a tense family moment amid planned film work and a tomorrow-letter.
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John Graves _ Hamilton
Tax amendment election backed by Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club endorsed Amarillo’s tax amendment at a noon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. Ben Henson noted the club’s role in supporting the water-supply bond issue, urging broad voter turnout. Judge W. A. Palmer urged a large vote, predicting failure only if polls are skipped. Other remarks encouraged firm and family participation and Lions Club support. An auditing committee was named and a congratulatory letter from James L. Powell was read.
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Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Ben Henson
W. A. Palmer
J. R. Cuhum
W. W. Fleniken
Lions Club
Virgil H. Fisher
R. M. Nash
B. R. Clark
Jo A. P. Luckson
Seymour
E. C. McSpadden
D. M. Newby
John B. Gilvin
E. D. Green
James L. Powell
Muskogee
Okla
ABE MARTIN Like a Downward Grade Hat Causes Rows
In a humorous note the cartoon hints that a new hat stirs unease and a hostess shifts label from good seller to refined sales role, reflecting changing social stereotypes in a lighthearted panel.
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Sheridan’s The School of Scandal in 1925 stage reappearances
Sheridan’s comedy of manners is staged again in American cities with costuming and direction echoing the original 18th century English setting. The humor, moral questions, and sharp satire on society resonate across centuries, proving human nature unchanged and the play’s wit still relevant to 1925 audiences.
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Lubbock Journal
Sheridan
England
Pitt
Edmud Burke
London
United States
Exhibit head tours Floydada in intensified farming program
Special to The News Floydada December 16 B M Whitaker exhibit manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce will tour Floydada's trade territory for a week to promote intensified farming better poultry cows and hogs The first meeting was held at Fairview school house 14 miles northeast of Floydada with over 100 people in attendance and interest shown in the program
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Floydada
B. M. Whitaker
West Texas
Five Carloads Maize Shipped From Lockney
Special to The Newer. Lockney December 16. Five carloads of mile maize have been shipped to Henderson in the past week by W R Watson of Henderson. Watson says Rusk county is short on feed crops this year and that several more cars will be needed to carry them over until the next harvest. To date over one hundred cars have been shipped from Lockney and more are expected in the next ninety days.
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Lockney
Henderson
W. R. Watson
Watson
Rusk County
Barbara Hawley Faces Society Night Amid Turmoil
Barbara Hawley a 25 year old reporter quits plans with fiancé Bruce Reyno and takes a perilous scoop at a Stacy reception tied to a real estate project. A roadhouse shooting, a scarf and a kimono dress color the intrigue as editor McDermott assigns her to cover the event while Barbara questions motives and fashion.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reyno
Telegraph
Andrew McDermott
Bob
Barbara
Lighthouse Inn
Sinbad Sullivan
Jerome Ball
Norman Hollawell
Lydia Stacp
Bruce
Stacy
Hellowell
Tellale
McDermott
Winnifred
Violetta
Trixie
Rob
Babs
Beth
Dallas
Miss Badger
Bob Jeffries
L H C Arranges Short Course for Lamesa in January
Special to The News Lamesa December 16 The International Harvester Company will present its National Agricultural Short Course in Lamesa January 21 and 22 The course is nationwide with 773 meetings and 1 318 164 attendees in 1924 Dawson county hosts this educational event for the whole family with a special school program The speakers are top rated and come recommended by agricultural colleges across many states Texas included.
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International Harvester Company
United States
Dawson County
Agricultural Colleges
Texas
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