Letter From Leslie Prescott About Love And A New Baby In Atlantic City
Leslie Prescott writes Beatrice Summers from Atlantic City about seeking understanding between the sexes and happiness as she waits for her baby. She thanks Ruth Burke for help with her Pittsburg apartment and discusses staying near her mother, not moving west, and plans for Jack, her son. She notes Sally Atherton’s forthcoming letter and asks Paula Perter to share a memento from Albany.
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Leslie Prescott
Beatrice Summers
Earth
Atlantic City
Ruth Burke
Alice
Albany
Pittsburg
Fate
You
Ruth
Mother
California
Jack
Dad
Pittsburl
Nmne
Paula Perter
Sally
Bee
Leslie
Public notice and telegraph dispatch policy text
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New Mexico
Colorado
Estern
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Texas
Amarillo
Erseres
Associated Press
Elso
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Third Annual Jackson Day Banquet Headed by Daily News
The Daily News sponsors the Third Annual Jackson Day Banquet at Amarillo Hotel this Thursday at 7 PM open to the public. R E Underwood will be toastmaster with Rev Ernest C Mobley as principal speaker and Alvin M Owsley possibly attending. Reservations are $1.25 per plate. write the hotel for out of town guests. Your attendance aims to boost Democratic vigor for 1925 campaigns and a stronger party in future elections.
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The
Daily News
Amarillo
Mync
R. E. Underwood
Ernest C. Mobley
First Christian Church of
Oklahoma City
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Amarillo Hotel
Water and Voting in Amarillo Bond Proposal
The Amarillo community faces a $1,750,000 water system bond vote next year. Poll tax receipts by Jan 1925 are required to vote, with county and state taxes $1.75 and city tax $1.00, though women are exempt from the city tax. The editorial urges timely payment, civic duty, and a pre-election bond decision to avoid political influence on the water plan. It argues the vote should precede the April city election to prevent frame-up tactics and to let the current commission carry the project through.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Water Bond Issue For City Voters In Schreiyury 1926
The Evening Post notes the water problem has progressed to decisive action after three years of study. The water board authorized a bond-election, approved by the city commission, placing the issue in voters' hands.
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Water Board
Amarillo Auto Crash Impacts New Year Resolutions
An automobile collision in Amarillo yesterday caused no injuries and minimal property damage. The sole impact noted was the breaking of a few New Year resolutions, reflecting a lighthearted aftermath rather than serious harm.
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Amarillo
Pa Steps On Nearly All Amarillo Christmas Toys Twice
A brief note reports that Pa has stepped on nearly all the Amarillo Christmas toys by now, indicating widespread playful mishaps during holiday preparations.
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Amarillo
Five Saturdays Boost Pay for Amarillo Salaried Men
January brings five Saturdays to Amarillo payrolls, promising five pay days for salaried men. This calendar quirk means workers receive an extra payday within the month, enhancing take home pay and budgeting for the period.
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Amarillo
Leap Year Truth From the Panhandle Women
A brief local note remarks that Leap Year has passed without altering the Panhandle women's marriage proposals, suggesting customary patterns remain unchanged despite traditions or expectations.
ABE MARTIN none hain't ever'thing
Ike reveals he has no idea about Abe Martin being past fifty. Mrs Tipton Bud faces a sick trial as she tries to find a Christmas present for an old-fashioned girl.
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Ike
Tipton
Flight for Freedom in a Gold Camp Chase
Harry Gloster flees a murder scene after discovering dead partners and clashes with a violent posse led by Sheriff Sim Hargess. Lee Haines dies saving Gloster. Joan, Buck Daniels’ daughter, aids his escape as Gloster eludes pursuit along arroyos and steep banks toward safety amid a flood of gunfire and riders.
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Harry Gloster
Gloster
Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Lee Maines
Joan
Sim Hargess
Desperate Escape Across Desert Ranch Fight
A pursued man flees through trees and desert as a sheriff leads a coordinated posse search. He climbs a branch to evade capture, frees mustangs from a corral, and escapes on the race to distant sheds with lights tracking him. The pursuers fail to overtake him. Peter is sent home as Joan recalls past暴 violence.
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Peter
Joan
Harry Gloster
Fourteen Years Ago In Local Society News
Fourteen years ago Mr and Mrs Perry Hodges returned from a visit to Nevada Missouri Lee Martin visits Hastings Oklahoma Mr and Mrs J R Trollinger and son Ralph return from Portales New Mexico George T Cooper Fort Worth police member in city on business A M Mood returns from Georgetown vacation M H Hardin returns from Fort Worth on professional business Fred C Pope leaves for two weeks in Dallas and Mount Pleasant
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Mrs. Perry Hodges
Nevada
Missouri
J. R. Trollinger
Ralph
Portaies, N. M
George T. Cooper
Fort Worth
Fred C. Pope
Dallas
Mount Pleasant
Railroads Fight Taxes as Highways Cut into Profits
A Kansas City Southern and Texarkana Fort Smith railroads case in Arkansas prompts a Supreme Court ruling that railroads must pay a share of highway taxes. The decision pressures rail lines to compete with motor transport as highways expand. Boston and Maine seeks to abandon over 1,000 miles of track, alarming residents and investors worried about bond security and declines in taxable values amid a shift to jitneys and trucks.
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Amarillo News
Arkansas
Kansas City Southern
Texarkana
Boston & Maine Railway
Crossword Puzzle Definitions and Wordplay List
Peculiar puzzle featuring unusual definitions and multiple word clues. Entries include items like uncooked vegetable dish, pet name for younger brother, heavy iron pieces, alphabet letters, smallest unit, phrases about milk and sound, prepositions, odors, conjunctions, colors, animal parentage, early organism stage, diving bird, book leaf side, marriage vow part, doctrinal statement, printer's measure, exertion, punctuality, move away, score, halves of 88, notice, affir mative and energy, busy insect, em measure, smell organ, traveled highway, preposition finis, grown men, masculine title, compel, mineral from tract, rights to conclude, vertical and horizontal, ewer, tools, sobriety, dress, exist, perform, consume, verb to be, tropical plant, water lily, tidy, fight, vague moon, sections inevitability, death impact, yesterday’s answer, metal 9 x, thief, negative, pull along, myself, view, laughter, garb, framework member, narrow street, garbage cans, cats, past tense of dig, small bed, 24 hours, grown-up boy, half of two, following, incalculable time, bootlegging police action, evidence, not closed, stringed instrument, Egyptian origin, next after second, negative, objective pronoun, blind man's limitation, single, parachute invention, safe landing by aviator.
Cynthia Grey Advice Column on Unhappy Love and Marriage
A reader asks about an unhappy engagement and returns to town after a breakup. Cynthia Grey counsels optimism, avoiding confession of defeat, and predicts eventual humor in the recall of present troubles. Another letter asks about marital quarreling and going out to movies. The column suggests stopping quarrels, noting movies may ease anger and reduce loneliness.
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Miss Grey
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Sally Atherton
Noutaalo “Ama
Doc Pullmans
NEA Service
Mister Watson
Stanley
Department Ness
Evening Post
Sehieury 6
Panhandle
Abe Martin
Tnam
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Fialf
Lee Martin
Hastings, Okla
A. M. Mood
Georgetown
Hardin
Cynthia Grey
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