Amarillo Daily News merges and circulation details
Amarillo Daily News and Daily Tribune mergers noted with publisher and staff roles. The paper serves the Panhandle of Texas, eastern New Mexico, southern Colorado, and western Oklahoma, with carrier and mail rates listed for various regions.
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Daily News
Daily Tribune
J. L. Nunn
Dy Namo
Cceeeses
sGeneral
Dm. Warren
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Act of News
Kaing
Denver
Dallas
Fort
Miantha
Evening Post
Daily News and Evening Post
Associated Press
Notice to correct tarnished reputations in the News
Public notice promises corrections for any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations published in the News. It states it does not intend to injure reputations and will make prominent corrections when warranted after being alerted by the parties involved.
Throtaut Reproof Mentioned for Child Offenses
A historical quotation from Hosea Ballou advocates gentle correction for children. It argues that mild rebuke does not scare the offender but makes them ashamed to repeat the act. The line reflects 19th century reformist sentiment on child discipline and moral upbringing.
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Hosea Ballou
Watson Introduces Bill Against Mail Nuisance
A new bill aims to curb unsolicited merchandise in the mails. It would prohibit sending uns ordered parcels for sale and require postal officials to block such shipments. Postmasters may demand proof of legitimate business and the Postmaster General would enforce the act with appropriate regulations.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Sant Nalin
Watson Bill Aims to End Buy It or Return It Nuisance
Representative Henry W. Watson of Pennsylvania has introduced a bill to curb the buy it or return it mail nuisance. The measure would bar sending unSolicited merchandise and bar postal investigations of such violations, urging merchants to back the proposal to protect Amarillo's business.
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Henry W. Watson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Postal Department
Marvin Jones
Watson
Amarillo
Mr. Watson
Silly Fragments Highlight Odd Local Voices
A jumble of odd lines mentions a man who talks to himself, a sympathetic audience, a hard-boiled janitor, a thermometer, and a turkey raiser who raises prices. The snippets hint at local color and market frustrations without coherent narrative or clear event.
Pearls worth half a million go to Pittsburgh charity bazaar
Karl Whitney presented pearls owned by the late Mrs. Whitney for sale at the Orthopedic Hospital bazaar at the Philharmonic Auditorium to benefit the hospital. The jewels, left to Mrs. Prescott, were linked to a sensational burglary and a kidnapping case. Whitney plans to hold the display all week with police protection and hopes of attracting top pearl collectors from America and Europe.
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Karl Whitney
Orthopedic Hospital
Europe
Whitney
Philharmonic Auditorium
Mr. Whitney
John Alden Prescott
Pittsburgh
America
NEA Service, Inc
Taxation For Education Debate Divides Panhandle Readers
The Terry County Herald urges cautious discussion on funding public schooling. It questions taxing the wealthy to educate the poor, opposing blanket aid that could reward laziness, and warns against moves seen as fostering communism or rewarding misfortune over industriousness. The piece stresses without clear distinctions among the poor, such policies risk inequity and political backlash.
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Terry County Herald
Brownfield
Herald
Dinner and concert listings from radio stations
Radio schedules show WTAM and KDKA offering dinner concerts at 6 30 and 8 30 Easy listening ensembles with orchestras instrumental and vocal numbers and late monica selections across WTAM WEZ WTIC and WTIC stations.
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WIP
WTAM
KDKA
WEZ
WTIC
Hou
KPRC
E. J. Katazmark
Mabel Lewis
WDAF
Nighthawk
WSOE
WKRC
Little Symphony Orchestra
WCCO
KOA
KGO
KGW
KNX
Drury Lenington
Radio Concert Listings From Various Stations
A dense OCR style roster lists multiple radio stations such as WCAE WMCA WCAP WBAF and others, detailing concert schedules, orchestras, bands, studio programs, and guest performers throughout various time slots. Names include Pooley, Samuel Polansky, Bernie and his Orchestra, the United States Army Band, and the Ipana Troubadors, with entries across Mornings and Evenings and multiple cities and networks.
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WCAE
CFCA
Arenhesxa Sieh Dee
WMCA
l—Hotbrauhaus
Lisen
WRNY
Samuel Polansky
WEAF
United States Army Band
WCAP
WIAR
Huyler
WEE
WCAL
Pooley
Ipana Troubadors
WEELI
WOC
WWJ
WCCO
WGR
WSAL
WSAI
KSD
WMAQ
KYW
WENR
WGN
WHO
Orchestra
WQI
Ginger
K. C. B. greets Mrs. Bacon at San Francisco show
Hearst writer K. C. B. acted as master of ceremonies at the premiere of Lightnin in San Francisco. He had promised Frank Bacon he would attend any first California performance featuring Mrs. Bacon as Ma Jones. The farewell tour reached Amarillo on Monday night, January 4, at the Municipal Auditorium under Elks auspices for a charity fund.
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San Francisco
Hearst
Frank Bacon
New York City
Bacon
California
Barbara Hawley and the Vale Acres affair on trial
Barbara Hawley investigates a real estate scandal tied to Vale Acres. Bruce Reynolds and partners face public scrutiny as Barbara uncovers motives, adoptive press coverage, and a romance with Jerome Ball amid family illness and a tense newsroom. The chapter ends with Barbara planning to publish the truth.
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Hawley
Ver Flance
Bruceynolds
Dallas Telegraph
Andrew McPermott
Bob Jeffries
Jerome Ball
Barbara
Bruce
Manners, Stone and Reynolds
Vale Acres
Lydia Stacy
Violetta
Violetta Cranby
the Manners
Stone
Ace
Manners, Stone and Reynolds Company
Mr. Stone
Miss Hawley
Reynolds
Chicago
Wellington Youth Dies After Illness
Wellington on December 28 reports the death of 17 year old Ben Beach son of Mr and Mrs J Rily Beach after an appendicitis operation at Baptist Hospital. He had been ill one week and funeral services were held at the home by Rev Hodges before his remains were shipped to Hamilton County. He is survived by his parents and three sisters. The Junior class of 49 members attended the funeral.
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Wellington
Ben
Wellington Couple Wed Christmas Eve in Quiet Ceremony
Carl E. Langwack and Miss Helen Stover were quietly married at the bride's parents home in Wellington on December 24 at 2 30 PM. The Rev. Dvorak of Childress officiated with only immediate family present. Helen Stover is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben F Stover. Langwack works at Lewis Lumber Company for about a year.
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Wellington
Carl E. Langwack
Helen Stover
Stover
Dvorak
Childress
Helen
Ben F. Stover
Langwack
Lewis Lumber Company
Chemistry teacher probes poison escape steps
A chemistry teacher asks what steps to take if a deadly poison escapes, while a student replies with a brisk, evasive line about long procedures. The exchange hints at classroom dialogue on safety and response despite unclear context.
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NEA Service. Inc
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Taxation For Education
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Mea Srawice
Mr. Reynolds
McDermott
Wells
MacDermott
Jerome
Babs
Bob
Mumsy
Count DE Change
Inn
Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Dugan
Wouz
George McManus
MR. Jiggs
ATTA
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Tedau
Aenes
el Paso
Corwwesson Scar
Kaneng City
Vissess
New Orlean
San Fran
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Wichita
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