Amarillo Daily News and Associated Press Dispatches
The Amarillo Daily News describes its service area and delivery options, noting telegraphic dispatches from the Panhandle regions and Western Oklahoma and cross listings of major markets. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, plus a combined edition with The Evening Post, and asserts rights for published dispatches and corrections policy.
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Tri State Fair progress and McCormack retirement noted
Sunday’s News reviews Amarillo Tri State Fair progress with plans for a larger third annual exposition Sept 26 to Oct 1. It urges a permanent Panhandle fair and site. Also reports John McCormack, the tenor, retiring from the stage at 50 with possible reconsideration.
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Footloose coming Thursday July 29 Footloose by Beatrice Burton
A preview announces Footloose the sequel to The Flapper Wife by Beatrice Burton. The serial will begin Thursday July 29 and spans forty chapters featuring Dick and Gloria Gregory. Gloria, now a wife, may face motherhood as the story unfolds.
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Carrying Guns Debate in East Texan Sparks Comment
A former Texas legislator argues gun carrying should be lawful for all. He says criminals gain advantage and the public must be ready to defend themselves even to killing. The East Texan and others oppose. they fear widespread violence and severe punishment for unlawful carry.
Amarillo Sees Six Months Passed In 1925 Begin Second Half
A reflective note marks six months since the year began in Amarillo. It urges individuals to make the next six months count, suggesting progress depends on personal effort and ambition. It emphasizes the potential for great things if residents commit to change and action.
A Thought on Doing Work Heartily
A brief reflection from Colossians 3 23 on doing every action with wholehearted effort toward a higher purpose, noting that even small acts can be ennobled. The piece references Ruskin in endorsement of virtue through work.
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Public service pledge urged for Amarillo Board support
The News calls for business and professional leaders in Amarillo to pledge backing to the Board of City Development as the city pursues public work over the next six months, with emphasis on proper attitude toward service.
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Co-oporation and Community Spirit in Panhandle News
Sweewater Reporter argues cooperation defines a community’s strength. He decries selfishness and urges leaders to act above petty, local squabbles, stressing that a city grows only with big people who prioritize the common good.
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Passin out the fastest horse sense in the West
Abe Martin recalls Newt Plum chasing two bank bandits across miles, then retreating when they ran out of gas, highlighting the quirky outcomes of horse sense versus modern escapes.
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Mystery at Lathrop Grange opens with secrets and suspects
Samuel Honeybun discovers blood in a rain gauge as Sir Francis Lathrop is found dead at Lathrop Grange. Miss Adela Larkin aids detective Klyne who forges an uneasy alliance with her while suspicion points to Sir Guy Lathrop. A yellow Daimler and a shadowy motor dealer sharpen the plot.
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Childress Expects Big Fourth Crowds at Jubilee
Special to The News from Childress June 80 says the second annual Fort Worth and Denver jubilees and picnic will be held in Childress July 4 with elaborate plans to entertain a large crowd. A parade opens the day followed by races, boxing, a baseball game, a singing convention, an old fiddlers contest and other amusements. Denver round employees will receive free transport from Fort Worth Texline Stamford on the Wichita Valley and intermediate points.
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Voice of the People letter policy for The News
The News accepts original communications signed by authors and addressed to The News. Letters must avoid libel and personal abuse and prefer concise messages. If writers live in cities, include street addresses. open letters to others in public life are not acceptable for publication.
Propose Building the Cowboy Trail Across the Nation
P. P. Ackley of Elk City Oklahoma urges The Daily News to advocate a north south highway along the old Chisum Cowboy trail. He describes a possible route from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada with frontier forts like Fort Houston Fort Worth Griffin Fort Supply Fort Dodge Fort Hays Fort Laramie and calls it a lasting unbroken highway that would honor faded cowboys and preserve the historic trail. He writes as one of the era’s old timers recalling Dodge City Bat Masterson and Boot Hill and hopes others will carry the idea forward before aging cowboys pass away.
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Whitaker speaks on diversified farming to Memphis farmers
W. T. G. G exhibit manager B. M. Whitaker addressed a full house in Memphis on June 27 at Lakeview. He urged seed selection and diversified farming and highlighted the value of quality poultry and dairy cattle. Four film reels were shown and more screenings were planned for Hedley Lelia Lake Wellington and Clarendon through Wednesday.
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169 Automobiles Registered in June in Potter County
Potter County reported only 169 automobiles registered in June per records at tax collector Ben Golding's office. The small total stems from a short window before a license tax drop to half the yearly rate, with Golding preparing for a rush today. On the first day of the second quarter 61 vehicles were registered.
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Bee and Beatrice in distressing recent moods
Sally At herton?s continued letter describes Bee growing unduly concerned about appearance and fearing death with the baby, while Dick appears wearied and distant. Leslie Prescott notes Bee?s anxiety and his limited time, and promises to inform when the baby is born. The tone shifts to a distant reflection from Leslie to the Little Marquise.
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The Heart Can Give Itself But Once
Cynthia Grey discusses female nature and love, arguing women hold dual impulses to conquer and be conquered. Love drives devotion through life, shaping marriage, romance, and memory. The piece reflects on enduring first loves, divorce, and the idea that a heart can give itself only once. It ends with a widow’s vow not to remarry.
Daily News Crossword Puzzle for Vacation Time
Puzzle hints cover horizontal clues like reward, fishline winder, large mythical bird, jewel of colors, English money, camp flames, altar constellation, mineral for powder, conjunction educated, filmy covering, small venomous snakes, very high mountain, born to give liberty, act of cutting a tree, oceans mineral spring, portable house, head gear, night sky in woods, to decay, Cupid, to employ monster, on and still high and sharp hills. Vertical clues include morindin dye melody ripped made cold negative part of ship mast leaves of grass age form of be to, nomads tent dwellers, warm beds in mountains, auto rubber tree observe by attempt trout grow flesh organ of hearing particle stun time past region unit of work this word tage along after neither yesterday crossword answer m
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Trade trip plans to South Plains announced by city board
Plans finalize for a two day trade trip to South Plain staged by the Board of City Development with O Thompson as trade extension committee chair. Santa Fe will run a special train. Depart Amarillo August 10 at 6 PM reaching Plainview and Lamesa then return August 12. Cost set at 45 including fare berths and city advertising paraphernalia.
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