Amarillo Daily News History and Pricing Note
Amarillo Daily News presents as the Panhandle paper with mergers noted Bally News 1921 Daily Groves 1923, editors and offices listed, pricing by mail and carrier, AP affiliation, and correction policy. The item mentions coverage area, telegraphic dispatch timing, and circulation details.
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Jackson Day Dinner Set for Amarillo Hotel
Pay Your Poll Tax Today invites Democrats to the Jackson Day dinner at 7 PM Thursday January 8 at the Amarillo Hotel. This third Panhandle gathering features Rev. Ernest C Mobley of Oklahoma City as chief speaker with talks by local citizens. Reserve now to ensure seating for out of town guests.
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Oklahoma City
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Newspaper fillers are not in demand at The Daily News
The Daily News explains editors seek only material with strong merit and public interest, noting they discard far more submissions than they print. They emphasize editors condense information to present brief, factual reports and warn contributors not to assume editors want filler material.
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Owever
Sweetwater Reporter Moves to New Building with Duplex Press
The Sweetwater Reporter reports it is housed in a new building and has installed a Duplex press. The newspaper size expanded from six to seven columns, marking a significant improvement in production.
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Sweetwater Reporter
Sweetwater Reporter Moves To New Home In 1925
The Sweetwater Reporter Co purchases the former Texas Bank building, renaming it the Sweetwater Reporter Building. Houston Harte heads the paper with Minor Shutt as editor, delivering a proud new edition after moving delays. Also noted are remarks on Amarillo, Ben Franklin’s birthday on January 17, and Deaf Smith County’s new Hereford hospital opening January 22.
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Texas Bank
Reporter Co
Sweetwater Reporter
Houston Harte
San Angelo Standard
Minor Shutt
Sweetwater
Deaf Smith County
Panhandle
Hereford
Christmas Spirit Year Round Critique by Mars Visitor
An editorial from Christmas number in Panhandle Press argues Earth should adopt Christ like giving and forgiveness every day. It imagines a Mars visitor critiquing human selfishness and urges universal cooperation, peace, and the golden rule over money and power.
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Slaten Times
Kenable News
Mars
Earth
ABE MARTIN On bright coast fashion and marriages
ABE MARTIN notes a colorful sunrise era and describes Christmas neck ties seen on the coast of Mexico. He quips that marriages rarely balance unless two movie stars wed, reflecting lighthearted gossip and social shorthand of the era.
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Mexico
John F, Dille Car
Letter From Leslie Prescott To Bee Summers
A personal correspondence from 1924 reveals Leslie Prescott reflecting on family loss, motherly wisdom, and changing gender norms. He recalls his sister Alice, notes Bee’s insight, and discusses modernity in women’s freedoms and media influence as tomorrow’s letter continuation promises.
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Lettr
Leslie Prescott
Bee Summers
Bee
Alice
Mother
Leslie
Wild western tale of Dan Barry and a desert escape
In a frontier saga Harry Gloster flees after finding two partners dead, aiding a stranger Lee Haines against Joe Macarthur. A rescue and a perilous escape unfold with Joan and Buck Daniels’s daughter aiding, while legends of Dan Barry and Satan the wolf echo in flashback passages.
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Harry Gloster
Gloster
Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Joan
Buck Daniels
Goster
Faines
Jean
Dan Barry
Satan
Dan
Barry
Black Burt
Black Bart
Wolf
Kate Cumberland
Kate
Peter
Dan Barry’s girl and a deadly frontier pursuit
In a tense encounter Mrs Daniels urges a dangerous tale about Dan Barry as a wounded man near death asks for truth on his past. A sheriff’s chase follows, with hare and hounds through desert sands as Gloster battles exhausted horses and pursuers closing in under starlight.
Fourteen Years Ago In Amarillo and Nearby
W O Allen of Saylor Kendall Co spent holidays with parents in Burlington Kansas then returned to Amarillo yesterday. Mrs Louis Anthony rushed to Mangum Oklahoma to bedside her seriously ill mother Mrs N A Price. W F Jons returned from a business trip to Roswell N M J D Singleton left for Lubbock. L F Cobb of Plainview Cobb Elliott Grain in Amarillo on business and visiting friends. Rep J C Hunt and family of Canyon traveled through Amarillo to Austin for the legislature opening.
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W. O. Allen
The
Saylor & Kendall Co
Burlington
Kans
Amarillo
Yeserday
Louis Anthony
N. A. Price
Mangum
Okla
L. F. Cobb
Cobb & Elliott Grain Company
Plainview
J. C. Hunt
Canyon
City
Austin
Man Arrested in Liquor Raid at South Pierce Street
Deputies arrested I. G. Copeland Sunday night and seized a still and liquor at 106 South Pierce Street. Charges of liquor-law violations were filed before Justice C. G. Landis yesterday and Copeland was released on a $500 bond.
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Sheriff's Office
I. G. Copeland
South Pierce Street
Copeland
Justice of Peace
C. G. Landis
Thieves Target Jewelry Locally Steal Ring and Collar
In Amarillo thieves during church hours broke into two homes, stealing many items. H R Clayton’s home lost a $75 ring and a dog collar tag, while Dr J M Hyden at 2219 Polk Street reported a watch worth $40 among other missing goods. Local police filed twelve articles as stolen in total.
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Amarillo
H. R. Clayton
J. M. Hyden
Polk Street
Crosswords and Clues Across a Crossword Puzzle
Puzzle presents a long list of horizontal and vertical clues mixed with unusual phrases. It mentions Doctrines Ancient city Implement of navigation A bad actor Thus Realize Exclamation A number Slang Sister of mercy Unit of measure Part of face Mentioned Reverence Household animal Nickname of famous eastern Unk Kitchen utensil Glen Rodent Abnormality Journal Paid publicity A fish Us Of him Regret Pas s Set aside rear ay To rectify Leave Spoil Space Dried grass Unit of measure Pitted Debate Possess Cunning Deca Low y droning sound UF Fu ta a Answer to Yesterday's Cross word Puzzle Pertaining to marriage Bearer of grudge Meadow Snare Falsehood To wear off by friction An orthodox Mohammedan Romantic tale Boy Chum Point Humble Religious service Psychic body em Part of body Large cask
Gossip Girl Tangles Lita Long and Jim Brewer
Cynthia Grey recounts Ruth Robb the gossip and how a false tale about Lita Long and Jim Brewer sparked town talk. Ben Peebles and Fifi Sanders push rumors while Ruth seeks to pass tidbits. Lita later marries Jim, Ruth apologizes with a wedding gift, and the narrator faces estrangement.
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Ruth Robb
Ruth
Lita Long
Lita
Ben Peebles
Ben
Fifi Sanders
Fifi
Jim Brewer
Jim
Ad Club Offers Help for Amarillo Church Publicity
The Amarillo Advertising Club at a noon meeting in the Amarillo Hotel pledged to aid the ministerial association by promoting publicity for local churches. Lee R. Williams outlined a coming work program while W. O. Allen reported on prospects for the International Advertising Clubs of the World meeting in Houston, with a large Amarillo business delegation expected.
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Ad Club
Amarillo
Preakt
Lee R. Williams
W. O. Allen
Inouston
Houston
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