Amarillo Daily News staff and masthead details
The notice outlines the Amarillo Daily News masthead and staff roles including managing editor and publishers, plus lists contact numbers for departments. It also details publishing scope for the Panhandle region, subscription rates by mail in advance for various states, and combination rates with the Evening Post. It notes Associated Press affiliation and Bureau of Circulation membership.
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MALL
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Carrie
Amarillo
Evening Post
Daily News
Associated Press
Notice to the Public Correction Policy
Public notice pledges to correct any erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations published in The News. It states corrections will be made promptly and prominently when warranted after editors are notified.
Be Thankful Christmas Spirit Still Lives
A reflective piece urges Amarillo residents to keep the Christmas spirit alive through kindness and family traditions. It links belief in Santa Claus to faith in God, notes children write to Santa, and highlights how holiday acts light the home and community with generosity and love.
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Santa Claus
Letter From Karl Whitney Contemplates Jewelry Bazaar Plan
A letter to Leslie Prescot describes donating jewelry to an orthopedic hospital bazaar. Karl Whitney seeks consent to auction parts of a valued collection, with Miss Perier offering 500000 for two bracelets and a solitaire pearl ring. Whitney notes publicity benefits and plans to attract top surgeons to boost hospital prominence.
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Karl Whitney
Leslie Prescot
Leslie
Mother Hamilton
John
Paula Perier
Miss Perier
Jack
Mother
Death of C. H. Hubbell Lit by Amarillo Pride
Amarillo grieves the death of C. H. Hubbell a longtime city resident and former Rock Island Railway official. A devout St Andrews Episcopal Church member he was widely regarded for excellent character and community service after years of public service and retirement.
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Amarillo
C. H. Hubbell
ABE MARTIN Praises Bold Streak in Local Figure
ABE MARTIN extols boldness of a man nicknamed Bink ley who paid 59 cents for braised oxtail joints near the jail. The text notes his courage, his faith, and his devotion to church interests as he contemplates running for mayor.
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Binkley
Coe and Parks Open Branch at Panhandle
Coe and Sparks Lumber company plans a Panhandle branch to be called Dixon Creek Lumber company. Materials are en route and the yard is slated to open within 30 days. J. B. Coe says the move follows Panhandle demand from Amarillo businessmen tied to oil fields.
Farmers urged to market country produce locally
Panhandle Press urges produce men to sell all locally produced goods to strengthen banking assets. recommends seeking markets in larger cities if the local market fails, and suggests farmers skim milk or sell cream when butter markets are weak. Distance may hinder practicality. Hall County Herald notes rising auto accidents and warns against racing speeds, urging safer driving.
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Terry County
Hall County
Women in Roswell politics called out for lacking independence
A Roswell Record opinion argues that all women in Congress and both women governors were elected for reasons tied to their husbands or family status and not on their own merit. The piece contends women must enter politics independently, not as daughters or widows, to progress.
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Roswell
Congress
Ferguson
Ross
Wellington churches plan decorating Christmas trees
Special to The News reports First Baptist and First Methodist Churches in Wellington arranging well decorated Christmas trees for December 4 Thursday night. City council schedules Dec 22 special election for a $65,000 sewerage bond issue. Through Dec 1 cotton seed and base cotton shipped totals rise. 24,979 bales gin ned in Collingsworth County, 12,482 shipped from Wellington. C W Roberts, a retired farmer, is building a brick dwelling estimated near $19.
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Wellington
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Collingsworth County
Katy
C. W Roberts
Recital by Lela Giles Pupils Set at Wellington High
Wellington to host a recital by Miss Lela A. Giles expression teacher and her pupils from East and West Ward schools at the high school auditorium Friday December eighteenth at seven thirty p m.
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Wellington
Lela A. Giles
Ambitious Gossip and a Night of Surprises at Lydia Stacy’s
Barbara Hawley, a young reporter, leaves her fiancé and takes a Dallas Telegraph job to chase a scoop. She attends Lydia Stacy’s party with Bruce Reynolds present, confronts jealousy over Lydia’s attention, and notices clues around the roadhouse shooting of Norman Hollowell. The night ends with Barbara doubting her choices as tension with Bob remains unresolved.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Andrew McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Barbara
Lighthouse Inn
Sinbad Sullivan
Jerome Ball
Road House
Norman Hollowell
Lydia Stacy
Bruce
Bob
Riviera
Lydia
Sinbad
Vale Acres
Gosh
Vere de Vere
Babs
McDermott
Ters
Stacy
Lizzie
Barabara
Gignelli
B. R
Society
Miss Hawley
North America’s water power capacity stated at 60 million HP
A measurement notes North America possesses about 60 million horsepower in water power capacity. The figure emphasizes vast hydroelectric potential across the continent, reflecting large-scale energy resources.
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North America
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