Amarillo Daily News and Daily Tribune merger history
The Amarillo Daily News notes a merger with the Daily Tribune on March 30 1923 and lists staff roles including J L Nunn general manager David M Warren managing editor and Arians Bunh Fillmore Streets service. It describes distribution across Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Western Oklahoma with early morning dispatches and carrier delivery options. It also mentions Associated Press membership and public corrections policy.
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Texas
Amarillo Heat Wave and Ideal Summer Climate Prospects
A historic May heat wave in Amarillo reached 100 degrees while the nation endures severe heat in the east. The piece extols Panhandle summers as ideal for tourism and residency, noting no deaths from cold winters and praising Amarillo as a desirable climate.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Panhandler
Colorado to Gulf Highway Association Faces Uncertain Future
At the Dalhart convention the Colorado to Gulf Highway Association ponders whether to keep functioning after this year's meeting. The News expects the group not to dissolve. Formed years ago, it has unified towns along the route for better highways and drawn thousands of tourists to the Panhandle, with strong advertising value.
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Clean-up Campaign Aims for Amarillo City Welfare
The text urges ongoing effort in a city clean-up drive, arguing voluntary cooperation better than police visits for filth warnings. It acknowledges not all actions are complete in week one and stresses a second week to improve Amarillo's welfare.
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Over the Top for Amarillo American Legion Fund Drive
Amarillo closed its campaign in triumph, exceeding a quota of 4200 dollars while Wichita Falls faced 5000. The local response underscores support for the Legion and its aid to disabled veterans, enabling substantial help for those veterans in need.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
A Thought on Wine and Vice From Dickens
A quotation attributed to Charles Dickens warns that wine tempts with color and allure yet bites like a ferocious beast. It condemns wine shops for fostering malaria, envy, and vengeance, linking intoxication to crime and revolution.
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Charles Dickens
Amarillo real estate jibe and civic chatter mix
The piece rails at Amarillo’s debt to fallen men, laments noisy townsfolk and noisy dancing debutantes, mocks auto notes handling, and quips about canaries and housewives. It also weighs in on the term realtor, arguing against harsh judgments while noting its dubious origin.
Chautauqua Critique In Littlefield Led By Local Promoters
The Littlefield Leader laments a near miss of about $300 to cover the chautauqua wall while noting promoters largely profit from the event. It argues chautauquas have faded from religious edu cation to low quality entertainment and criticizes using local citizens as guarantees. The paper supports merit based shows and warns against burdening towns with bad acts.
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ABE MARTIN Dismisses Marriage After Seven Children
Mia remarks she would not marry again for a husband who expects her to blossom after raisin seven children. The piece then pivots to a quirky, oblique note on French intellectuals worrying over President von Hindenburg and a sleeve incident from yesterday.
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Mia
Joe Kite
von Hindenburg
Bible Contest Winners Hear Local Theatre Thanks
The Daily News in cooperation with the Mission Theatre honors 171 Amarillo area children who entered the Bible Contest by offering passes to see After Six Days at the Fees Theatre. Passes available at the News office for any performance, as organized by Ross Raceia and Jean Finley, with organizers praising the large youth response and the Bible’s inspiration.
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North Buchanan
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Monroe
W. D. Owens
East 8Th Street
Margaret Devine
North Johnson
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Dorothy Atkinson
Adams
William Melver
Maryland
Ruth Griffith
East 4Th
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Polk Street
Inez Markham
Moon Elected Head of Miami Masonic Lodge
Special to The News Miami June 9. At a regular meeting of Miami Lodge A F and A M held June 5 officers were elected for the ensuing year G M Moon W M D I Barnett SS W F H Russell J W R L Simmons secretary H E Baird treasurer and John R White tser C E S. Names Officers Also at a regular Eastern Star meeting June 4 officers were installed for the year Mrs Lillie Duniven worthy matron O W Eliott worthy matron Mrs Mattie Gatlin associate matron Mrs Blanche Lard secretary Mrs Bettie Eliott treasurer Mrs Lela Lard conductress Mrs Lou Ella Pickens associate conductress Mrs Olivia Heare chaplain Mrs Ada Rodgers marshall Mrs Willie Fay Russell organist Mrs Lucy Cates Ada Miss Bessie Seitz Ruth Mrs Bena Kinney Esther Mrs Alice Coffee Martha Mrs Jennie Rees Electa Mrs Cefia Mead Warder E A Gatlin sentinel
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G. M. Moon
W. M
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J. W
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H. E. Baird
John R. White
Tser
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O. W. Eliott
Mattie Gatlin
Blanche Lard
Bettie Eliott
Lela Lard
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Olivia Heare
Ada Rodgers
Marshall
Willie Fay Russell
Lucy Cates
Ada
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Ruth
Bena Kinney
Esther
Alice Coffee
Martha
Jennie Rees
Electa
Cefia Mead
E. A. Gatlin
Sentinel
County Agent in Deaf Smith Helps Pig Club Members
Special to The News Hereford June 8 Every boy and girl in the Tierra Blanca community who are club members will have a chance to own a registered pig according to R O Dunkle county agent Kelly Gray club leader and prominent farmer in the Tierra Blanco community offers to help each boy and girl borrow the money to buy a pure bred pig A number of the young folks have taken to the plan and others are signing up each day Dunkle predicts that the swine industry will be greatly strengthened in Deaf Smith county through this community project.
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Tierra Blanca
R. O. Dunkle
Kelly Gray
Tierra Blanco
Dunkle
Deaf Smith County
Dimmitt Secures Ten West Texas Chamber Members
June 8 in Dimmitt, B F Bennet of Plainview, West Texas Chamber of Commerce manager, spent hours with a local committee and secured ten memberships meeting the minimum five needed for affiliation. Local business men and ranchers see value in publicity and support from the growing Panhandle region centered on Castro County with Dimmitt as the county seat.
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B. F. Bennet
Plainview
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Castro County
Panhandle
Castro Community Votes 20 000 to Build New School
Bunnyside community in Castro County voted without dissenting votes to issue bonds totaling 20000 for a modern brick school building. The project aims to serve a growing pupil population and be ready for the fall term.
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Castro
Local Names In Fragmentary Listing Raise Questions
Fragmentary OCR reads several personal names and partial addresses including Gornelius Smith, Samuel A. Graham, Dorothy Beekman, and Audia Mae Werren with scattered street hints such as Bushanga treet, Paasees Texas, 61 street, and Pidaview. Details unclear, no clear event or action detected.
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Samuel A. Graham
Paasees Texas
Audia Mae Werren
Pidaview
Dorothy Beekman
I'mbargér
Tews
Stolen Pearls Mystery Involving Zoe and Syd
A dramatic note reveals missing jewels and the disappearance of Zoe Ellington and Sydney Carton. John Alden Prescott reports police theory and a potential elopement. Leslie Prescott hints at continuing clues as Bill Laidlaw tests blood signs and footprints. Tomorrow’s continuation promised.
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Sydney Carton
Jack
Commissioner Laidlaw
Karl
Zoe
John Alden Prescott
Sally Atherton
Bill Laidlaw
Mutts
Syd
Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke
Ruth
Laidlaw
Leslie
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Wings of Spirit in Marriage Sayings by Cynthia Grey
Cynthia Grey argues that a wife must keep a high spirit in marriage to sustain an ideal home. She cites nuptial flight and Emerson to contrast common life with a noble view, urging resilience through love, understanding, and peace despite financial strain and daily grind.
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Emerson
Zoe Tiffany
Johnny
Dad
Daily News Crossword Puzzle for a Warm June Day
A dense, playful crossword list of horizontal and vertical clues with many paired terms and quirky wordplay. It includes references to animals, colors, measurements, language notes, and a humorous quip about a hat from an Eastern Morning News exchange.
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