Amarillo Daily News Faced With Mergers and Historical Details
Amarillo Daily News, a longstanding Panhandle paper, outlines mergers with Daily Tribune and Daily News from 1821 to 1823, details publishers Baas Warren and Hee, and notes its status as a morning, second class matter paper serving Texas Panhandle, New Mexico, Southern Colorado, and eastern Oklahoma with telegraphic dispatches from the Associated Press. It lists pricing and mentions circulation details and AP rights.
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Notice to the Public Correction Policy
Public notice states the newspaper will correct any erroneous reflections on character standing or reputation when brought to the editor’s attention. It clarifies that corrections are made when warranted and prominently published to address wrongful references or articles.
Panhandle Democrats Begin 1925 Activities in Amarillo
The Panhandle Democrats kick off 1925 with the Jackson Day Banquet at 7 pm at the Amarillo Hotel. It marks the third banquest sponsored by The Daily News with no formal invitations needed. Tickets cost $1.25 per plate and must be secured by noon today.
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Amarillo Hotel
Dodging Responsibility and the Alibi Dilemma
A reflective piece argues that people routinely dodge responsibility by naming diseases with foreign origins and blaming external factors. It notes a rise in alibis from psychoanalysis and wartime stress, warning that excuses erode accountability and lead to repeating mistakes.
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W. R. Riddle
Mr. Blank
School Opens See Increase in Oil Intake
Since the school year began, the cafeteria reported a rise in oil intake among students. Officials note higher usage of cooking oil as meals adapt to new menus and sourcing.
Amarillo Year Promises Growth and Civic Events
A fragment from The Daily News notes a Georgian farmer’s caution about robbers, five January Saturdays for Amarillo youths, five Sundays in March for Bean drummels outfits, and the Jackson Day Dinner as a social renew. It urges poll tax payment for voting, glosses corset ads, and foresees a great year for Amarillo with new buildings.
License Renewal Warning Sparks Fine Threat
A public notice warns drivers that delaying renewal of their auto license may incur a fine higher than the license cost. Officials urge prompt action to avoid penalties and ensure valid eligibility for driving.
Texas Tech athletics as key to prestige in new college
Panhandle Press argues Texas Technological College should appoint a top athletics director and staff to boost prestige and attract students. It cites Centre College under Charley Moran as a model, and notes rumors Baylor’s Frank Bridges could be offered the post, with emphasis on securing a leading coach to build a strong program.
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Lubbock Plains Journal
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Athltics
Atheltics
Centre College
Kentucky
Charley Moran
Bo McMillian
Red Roberts
Gus King
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Frank Bridges
Baylor University
Waco
Bridges
Texas
Collera
Charley’ Moran
Centre
Fred Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Modern father cuts allowance as old discipline fades
A Folk-era note contrasts ABE MARTIN style woodshops with new parenting. Uday is described as a modern father who disciplines by cutting his son's allowance. Elmer's experiment raising a family on a salary draws interest amid changing customs.
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Go On With the Story of Joan and Buck Daniels
Harry Gloster flees after discovering his partners dead at a gold camp and saves Lee Haines from a pursuer, aiding his escape with Joan, Buck Daniels’ daughter. Haines dies revealing Joan is Dan Barry’s daughter, not Buck’s, leading to tense reconciliation as Joan returns home and Buck confronts her about the past.
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Harry Gloster
Gloster
Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Joan
Buck Daniels
Haines
Dan Barry
Old Plains
Buck
Peter
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Aer
The Confession That Changes Their Future
In a western farmhouse Joan confronts truth about her father and mother. Dan Daniels explains he hid his relationship to protect Joan and her future, revealing past plans to move east with her and start anew. The scene ends with a pledge to persevere, as wild geese portend changes on the horizon.
Fourteen Years Ago From the Amarillo Daily News
Fourteen years ago Chas Creager visited from his ranch to shop in Amarillo. W F Cox moved from 904 Pierce street to St Anthony's sanitarium for pneumonia. A C Hetrick returned home from the sanitarium and is improving. C D Patterson a prominent Dalhart building contractor was in Amarillo yesterday. J L Nunn returned from a business trip to New Mexico.
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Chas. Creager
W. F. Cox
Pierce Street
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
A. C. Hetrick
C. D. Patterson
Dalhart
Amarillo
J. L. Nunn
New Mexico
Swine Breeders of Panhandle Meet at Canyon
Representatives of the Panhandle Swine Association will meet January 8 in Canyon with leading breeders and the agriculture department of West Texas State Teachers College. Prof Frank R Phillips will preside as the department maps policy for the next two years to aid the hog industry in the Panhandle. The gathering is expected to be among the year's most important and well attended.
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Panhandle Swine Association
Canyon
Panhandle
Agriculture Department of
West Texas State Teachers College
Association
Frank R. Phillips
Agriculture Department
Department
Fifty Students Enroll as Winter Term Opens
Canyon Jan 7 The winter quarter of West Texas State Teachers College opened with fifty new students enrolling. Faculty and students return from a longer than usual Christmas recess and begin new term work with renewed vigor and enthusiasm.
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West Texas State Teachers College
Crossword Puzzle For Children Bonus Word Finds
Simple puzzle for children with horizontal and vertical clues like perform employ and shut noisily. Includes definitions for grain, ship heading to Europe, months and kitchen terms, plus a vaults answer and printer's measure.
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Letter From Sally Atherton To Ruth Burke
A 1925 correspondence reveals Sally Atherton urging Ruth Burke to help Leslie forgive Mr. Prescott. She critiques Prescott's conduct at work and at Alice’s death, noting Leslie’s struggle and a woman’s perspective, while sympathizing with Leslie yet questioning her stance. The letter hints at continuation tomorrow.
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Sally Atherton
Ruth Burke
Mrs. Burke
Leslie
Mr. Prescott
Alice
John Alden Prescott
Daily News costs and staff cited at Amarillo Kiwanis meeting
J Lindsay Nunn publisher of The News and Amarillo Evening Post told the Kiwanis Club at Amarillo Hotel that The Daily News cost 16840 dollars a month to publish in 1924 with a payroll around 1785 dollars weekly. He said The Evening Post’s costs were about 2300 dollars monthly. He noted heavy local and foreign advertising shares and praised paperboys. The talk covered circulation, departments, ethics, the Texas Daily Press League, and upcoming Kiwanis events and elections.
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J. Lindsay Nunn
The
News and Ning Post
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Congress
Nunn
Nunnt
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Chicago
New York
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
Columbia
C. R. Austin
Ben Henson
W. O. Allen
N. H. Mohler
Horace Gooch
Colorado Springs
Roscoe Wilso
Lubbock
Forrest Dutton
R. M. Bennett
F. W.o'malley
Erwin C. Ochsner
J. B. Spann
Littlefield Schools Open With Increased Enrollment
Special to The Newa Littlefield January 7 reports schools opening after holidays with 803 pupils enrolled. An order was placed for 200 additional desks to handle the crowd, and officials expect enrollment to reach about 1000.
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