Newspaper subscription rates by mail and carrier
Rates listed for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico include 1 month 70 cents six months four dollars eight months twenty four but the formatting is inconsistent. Delivered by carrier in Amarillo matches area rates elsewhere. The item notes Associated Press rights and wire service usage for local and national dispatches.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Olahoma City
Associated Press
News Paper Correction Policy Notice
Public notice from the Audit Bureau of Circulation stating corrections will be made promptly if an erroneous reflection on any individual firm or corporation appears in The News. It commits to accurate use of names and to prominent correction wherever warranted.
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Burreau
Panhandle-Rock Island Institute Opens In Amarillo
The Panhandle Rock Island Lines Agricultural and Community Life Institute starts today in the municipal auditorium with morning, afternoon, and night sessions. The event aims to boost rural life, connect city residents and farmers, and includes a Panhandle beauty queen competition and a farmer luncheon hosted by Amarillo businessmen.
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Panhandle
Rock Island
Agricultural and Community Life Institute
University
Dodge City
Kans
Rock Island Institute
Amarillo
Amarillo presses bid for 1924 Texas editors meeting
The Daily News notes that Texas editors in Galveston will vote on the 1924 convention site. Since 1922 Denton Amarillo has contested hosting, with Panhandle editors backing Amarillo and civic groups endorsing the bid. Railroads pledge cooperation and ample entertainment awaits.
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Daily News
Texas Press Association
Galveston
Denton
Amarillo
Panhandle Press Association
Panhandle
Anna
Texas
Plainview’s Annual Pretty Homes Contest Under City Board
Plainview plans a yearly pretty homes contest run by the City Board. The event invites residents to showcase attractive residences while highlighting neighborhood pride and municipal support for local beautification.
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Plainview
Board of City de
Today’s Thought on Greatness and Service
A devotional quotation reflects on true greatness, urging that those who seek leadership must serve others. It emphasizes that high honor comes with effort, risk, and nurturing, lest it fade from view. The excerpt cites Matt 20 26 27 and Sir P Sidney as sources.
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Sir
P. Sidney
Plainview Sets Prizes for Pretty Homes and Lawns
Judging of the pretty homes and lawns for prizes totaling 150 dollars will take place next week. Plainview is unusually attractive this season with blooming rose bushes and thousands of flowers. The city invites motorists to visit and see what a reasonable amount of care can achieve. Amarillo business men joined last year’s trade excursion and praised Plainview’s lawn beauty.
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Plainview
Amarillo
Amarillo Leads Texas In 1921 Income Tax Returns
The Daily News reports Amarillo filed 2520 income tax returns in 1921, a standout city record among Texas counties. Abilene reported 1080, San Angelo 924, Corsicana 886, Port Arthur 3573, and Waco 3677, with Potter county farmers listing all addresses in Amarillo.
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Daily News
Washington
Amarillo
Texas
Lamar
Collin
Wise
Abilene
San Angelo
Corsicana
Port Arthur
Take a Vacation to Refresh and Rejuvenate Work Life
The Clovis Journal urges vacation as healthful and rejuvenating. Avoid extreme heat and city life by enjoying mountain getaways or short fishing trips. Time away should relax the mind, free from work worries, and foster a love of the outdoors for long term benefits. Public parks may boost Panhandle tourism.
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Clovis Journal
Palo Dure Canyons
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Remark on animal wit and coal use by the rich
ABE MARTIN humorously questions human superiority by noting animals outsmart photographers with a wart keg and criticizes wealth for blocking practical coal curbs, highlighting comic rural satire on society and innovation.
Gray Moves To Free Ben Ben Bennie Inherits A Trap
Calvin Grey arrives in Dallas, linked to banker Colonel Henry Nelson. A web of secrets surrounds Arline Montague and Margie Fulton as Gray and ally Mallow scheme to secure Bennie, a boy entangled with a gambler, a vouched love triangle, and a dangerous confrontation unfolds in Buddy Briskow’s room. Amid betrayals, a staged life and a poisoned moment threaten all.
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Calvin Grey
Dallas
Henry Nelson
Nelson
Gus Skow
Gray
Allie
Bud
Mallow
Adventuress
Margie Fulton
Bennie
Ben
Hot Springs
Sharkey
Arline Montague
Buddy
Olark Briskow
Miss Montague
Perm
Arline
Misa Montague
Kentucky
Buddy Briskow
New York
Bennie Fulton
Fulton
Arline Montegue
Margie
Briskow
Adventures Of The Twins In Wild Mustard
Mister Tatters the Ragsy Man notices wild mustard sprouting in Farmer Brown's wheat field beneath Ragsy Land. He rallys Nancy Nick and the Ragsies to pull the invasive plants with help from Brownies elves and pixies to save the crop. Story continues.
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Mister Tatters
Ragsy Land
Tat
Ters
Nancy
Nick
Bagsy
Farmer Brown
Twins
Ragsies
Claude High School Graduates Largest Class in 1923
Claude High School awarded 15 diplomas in a June ceremony at the town auditorium. Speakers included salutatorian Margaret Moore and valedictorian Everett Wallace. The program featured a class history by Kathleen Oliver and a prophecy by Greeley Warner, with presentations by A. V. Nelson and E. L. Hunter. The graduates were Fay Rogers Estelle Wallace Kathleen Oliver Margaret Moore Florence Corbin Marguerite Grimes Ruth Garison Gladys Hickox Lorene Brannan Hayden Corbin Everett Wallace Greeley Warner Lester Brummer and Alton McClure. The class was hailed as the largest ever by principal Mr. Hunter.
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Claude
Claude High School
Margaret Moore
Clauss
Kathleen Oliver
Valcik
John Mokreijs
Fay Rogers
Greeley Warner
Everett Wallace
J. L. Bagwell
A. V. Nelson
E. L. Hunter
Public Records Deeds and Liens for Local Property Transfers
Public records item lists warranty deeds mechanics liens deeds of trust transfers releases and ratifications for local properties. Names include L B Newby C G Davis Isaac Blades W P Cooper J Benton W OBrien J Hts Bertha Rhoads Geo Engman W P Schopper Anna Finley Clem Anderson Am a Lumber Co and more with dollar amounts ranging from 1 to 55 000 and various parcel details. A closing line notes white boots not worn in Aust due to inclement weather and a stump in their manufacture is predicted.
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L. B. Newby
C. G. Davis
Plemons
N. A. Blades
Isaac Blades
J. L. Summers
H. EB. Knap
Co. Club
W. P. Cooper
John F. Benton
Eakle
Bertha Rhoads
J. Hts
W. P. Schopper
Geo. A. Engman
Courte
Anna
Finley
H. R. Kidd
D. R. Grisham
Curtis Add
Nugent
W. A. Askew
Std
Suv. & Loan
Piemons
Frank Dunaway
Carl Gilliland
Holland
C. M. Solomon
E. S. Burgess
South Side
Clem Anderson
Ama. Lumber Co
G. H. Carian
L. I. Newby
L. B
Snv
Lear
Plemnongs
J. Lh Gemmers
G. C
Lav
Atom
Ptf
H. M. Brittan
Newby
Cama
Thomas G. Inman
Katherine Inman
M. W. Cunningha
Whitaker
Shertie
H Bush
Eorn
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