Amarillo Daily News 1909 1919 publication notes and rates
The Amarillo Daily News details publication dates the News Globe Publishing Company ownership and staff titles. It lists office addresses Sixth and Fillmore Streets Amarillo Texas and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico, with carrier delivery terms and special delivery service. It notes Associated Press membership and reprint rights.
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Lished
Dr. J. & Naan
News-Globe Publishing Company
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Amarillo Texas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo
Amarillo ‘Daily News
Amarillo Globe
News-Globe
Associated Press
Today’s Thought Vengeance Versus Forgiveness
A devotional fragment contrasts scripture with Shakespeare. It cites Romans 12 19 urging forgiveness and leaving vengeance to the Lord while noting that revenge is not valor and bearing wrongs requires grace.
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Shakespeare
Terracing and cover crops urged after Dust Bowl rains
In Goodwell Oklahoma a Panhandle Agricultural Experiment Station director notes over half the rain runoff from non terraced fields. He cites Dust Bowl conditions and urges contour listing terraces and cover crops to retain moisture and reduce soil loss.
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Goodwell
Okla
Harley A. Daniel
Panhandle
High Plains
H. H. Finnell
Soil Conservation Service
Finnell
Daniel
Inside Roosevelt White House Clique Drives Policy
The article details a Roosevelt White House faction led by Felix Frankfurter and aides like Corcoran Cohen West Landis Oliphant Hopkins Duggan Ezekiel. It claims this group quietly shapes reform measures, sidelines Cabinet and Congress, and deepens a leftward drift while Roosevelt grows closer to them. It cites tensions with Hull Ickes and Perkins, and notes Farley’s threat against Van Nuys signaling a broader party split.
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Ray ‘Tucker
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
White House
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Thomas Corcoran
Benjamin Cohen
Charles O. West
James Landis
Stanley F. Reed
Herman Oliphant
Harry Hopkins
Larry Duggan
State
Mordecai Ezekiel
Agriculture
Perkins
Messrs
Cohen
Corcoran
Ickes
Buenos Aires
Ssate Moore
Washington
Farley
van Nuys
Indiana
Roosevelt-Farley
Jim
Panhandle Legion Plans Drive for Plains Veterans Hospital
Panhandle American Legion members outline a plan to form a coordinated campaign for a regional veterans hospital. They will wait for the national convention in New Berk, then mobilize Texas and Oklahoma chapters to press for a conference and strong cross-state support. If funding and broad cooperation align, the project could advance.
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Panhandle
Plains
National American Legion
New Berk
Texas Legion Groups
Texas
Oklahoma
Panhandle Legionnaires
Lindbergh Warns on Rocket Use for War
Col Charles Lindbergh writes Clark University graduates warning rockets may outrun airplanes and threaten cities across oceans. He notes rockets could carry explosives faster and farther than aircraft, urging better uses and restraint despite wartime potential.
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Charles Lindbergh
Clark University
Robert H. Goddard
Cleanup of gambling policy remains incomplete in Texas
The El Paso Herald Post criticizes the governor and Legislature for only partial action by repealing the pari mutuel law and failing to outlaw bookmaking. It argues races are fewer but bookmakers operate daily across multiple tracks, costing small losses and offering only fleeting entertainment without full prohibition.
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Texas
el Paso Herald Post
Panhandle papers rise in influence with new styles
Line Riders note broader strides in Panhandle and Tri-State papers. Newspapers like Pampa Daily News Clovis Evening News Journal Hereford Brand Carlsbad Daily Current and others adopt streamlined headlines shed canned editorials and push editorial pages back to prominence. Floy Wynn newly named Lefors News editor and Edgar D. Coffey as business manager shown shaping the papers.
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Pampa
Panhandle Fourth Estate
Floy Wynn
Lefors
Lefors News
Wynn
Edgar D. Coffey
Well Chosen Wardrobe Aids Girl's Path To Success
Dorothy Dix advises that a well selected wardrobe boosts confidence and marks intelligence. A suitable, simple, and well groomed look persuades employers and signals capability, while mismatched outfits signal sloppiness and hinder job chances.
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Miss Dix
Charlotte
Dorothy DIX
Government tax structure draws attention on building trend
The article notes skepticism about government priorities focusing on construction as seen in its tax system. It also uses a stray analogy about auto tires gaining pressure on long drives in hot weather, likening it to golf behavior.
Order or the Bluff at Farrington Bluff unfolds a murder mystery
A shot kills Jude Blinshop as a stormy weekend begins at Farrington Bluff. A string of eerie attacks follows while family tensions rise. Suspicions fall on Higgins as the group grapples with guilt, secrets, and a skeleton key linking Norman Farrington to the crime.
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Jude Blinshop
Farrington Bluff
Michael
M Michael
Martha
Mike
Cook
William
Annie
Higgins
Gay Palmer
Jude
Norman Farrington
Bluff
Fifth Avenue
Gay
Jimmie
Gav
H-M
Tessie Blake
Catarrhal Deafness and Health Advice Column
Catarrhal deafness develops slowly from chronic catarrh and Eustachian tube blockage. Early treatment improves outcomes. digestion and diet influence mucous membranes and hearing. Also notes on iron starvation and side pain after running with explanations and requests for articles.
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