Amarillo Morning Paper Announces Rates and Service
The Amarillo Morning Newspaper outlines delivery area coverage across Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico with telegraphic dispatches from major cities. Subscription rates are listed for monthly six and twelve month terms with carrier delivery in Amarillo and elsewhere. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication of news dispatches.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Olahoma City
Associated Press
Wee
Public notice from Audit Bureau of Circulation
A notice to readers states that The News will correct any erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations upon request. The publisher commits to prompt corrections where warranted and to publish them as prominently as the original in the newspaper.
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Mitor
War Prisoners and Clemency Debate Erupts Across Press
President Harding’s recent commutations of several war prisoners sparks wide dissent. The Daily News defends mercy, arguing many convicted served due to vigorous prosecutions and appeals. It notes bias against service members’ minor offenses and calls for equal mercy to veterans and civilians alike.
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Harding
Daily News
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Getting Water Supply and City Progress in Amarillo
The city will push plans for an adequate water supply under Mayor Blasdel and the City Development Board. The editorial urges citizen support, notes water challenges slow progress, praises recent improvements, and mentions fire protection and insurance rate issues. An unrelated line about a wedding party poisoning is noted but not tied to local action.
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Amarillo
Blasdel
Board of City Development
Quotations on Labor and Repentance From Historic Voices
A concise suite of moral reflections contrasts honest labor with theft and notes on repentance. It cites a biblical verse and a Carlyle quote, highlighting duty to give to those in need and the perils of self-deception in fault awareness.
Paying Subscriptions Urges Prompt Renewal
The Higgins News notes a subscriber named R J Seeliger paid up after being in arrears, highlighting the unusual move for a paper man. It advocates stopping delinquency by promptly cutting off expired subscriptions and refusing credit beyond expiration to ease collections.
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Higgins News
R. J. Seeliger
Tucumcarl American starts Volume 8 with 864th issue
The Tucumcari American completes its seventh volume and issues the 864th copy. The paper notes in Volume 8’s first issue that it never knocks only for good of the community. Wharton edits the paper as it continues its long run to boost home town welfare.
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SM. Wharton
The
Daily News
Tucumcari News publishes outstanding agricultural edition
The Tucumcari News released a 24 page agricultural edition on Thursday June 14 highlighting Quay County prospects with dozens of illustrations and many stories. The issue is expected to boost regional development if it reaches a wide circulation.
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Tucumcari
Southwest
News
Quay County
Filling Station or Ice Cream Parlor Confusion Grows
A local observer notes blurred signage and ambiguous storefronts as it becomes harder to distinguish between a filling station and an ice cream parlor, highlighting a trend of mixed-use spaces and changing city aesthetics.
Panhandle Press Leaders Elected At Galveston Meeting
Spearman Reporter Sam M. Braswell of the Clarendon News was elected president of the Texas Press Association at the forty fourth annual convention in Galveston. Amarillo chosen as 1924 meeting site. Panhandle Press Association members Branwell Loomis and Warwick noted for prominent roles.
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Panhandle
Spearman
Sam M. Braswell
Clarendon News
Texas Press Association
Amarillo
Galveston
Branwell
Panhandle Press Association
Sam
L. P. Loomis
The
Canadian Record
Clyde Warwick
Canyon News
The Dartmoor Mystery Brendon Meets a Moorhouse Stranger
Detective Mark Brendon rests at Dartmoor's Duchy Hotel when a red haired stranger is seen on Foggintor Moor. A potential crime unfolds as Brendon learns of a bungalow plan, an escaped convict, and a heart broken caller seeking help from the famed investigator.
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Criminal Investigation Department
Police
Mark
Dartmoor
Ufe
Duchy Hotel
Princetown
Brendon
Red
Will Blake
Will
WU Blake
Providence
Number Town in Choo Choo Land
Nancy and Nick visit Number Town where the One to Eight numbers appear with shoe buttons and door shutt ing figures. The Twins One Two Button-My-Shoe and Three Four Shut-the-Door lead visitors through a doorway toward a woodpile as Seven Eight arrange sticks before the Choo-Choo Express moves on in this Mother Goose inspired stop.
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Number Town
Nick
Choo-Choo Land
Punch
Nancy
Mister Four
Mister Five
Gossipy tale of garden dreams and currants
The Amarillo Town Gossip recounts a humorous scene at MecDaniel's house where Junior demands cream sugar and a spoon for a private party. He insists on fresh currants from the garden and reveals a dish filled with potato bugs, leaving MecDaniel amused and puzzled by the childish antics.
Publicity plan backed by city officials for Amarillo features writer
The Board of City Development endorsed extensive Amarillo publicity by Anthony MacCaulay. Officials and committee members met with MacCaulay and Lee Williams to approve plans. He arrived in Amarillo to spend three to six months researching agricultural industrial and oil developments for national newspapers and journals.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo
Anthony MacCauley
Ross JD. Rogers
Lee R. Williams
RK. G. Barnum
MacCauley
M MacCauley
Public records outline multiple property transfers and liens
Warranty deeds record transfers from R. W. Edwards to G. Culp and others in Glenwood and Amarillo Heights, with amounts up to 7000 dollars. Deeds of trust involve Standard and L. Association, J. J. Currie, Natl. L. & I. Co., and others. Mechanic liens list S. J. Heights and related blocks, with sums down to 400 dollars. Transfers among Cassidy, Standard, and L. Assn. complete the entries with various blocks and areas including Plemons and Makle.
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R. W. Edwards
G. (. Culp
Glenwood
J. C. Holcomb
Jennie F. Wood
J. Hts
E. M. Allison
Etux
A. O. Bradley
Mirror
Julia F. Lockett
Thos
F. Turner
Plemons
James A. Autry
Harvey N. Boas
Sam B. Vaughn
Jas A. Autry
E. T. Dunaway
L. Ass'n
W. D. Campbell
W. A. Cassidy
Standard & & L. Assn
ASSES
C. H. Hubbell
J. RB. Dewey
H. T. Trigg
J. J. Parks
Ama
J. L. Parks
J. L. Parks, Et al To Clyde Holman
Amarillo
O. K. Gilvin
Sam Zukay
Eakle
Salvation Army Tag Day Planned for City Children
Saturday tag day will raise funds to take underprivileged city children to the canyons for a picnic. Captain F F Mullins in charge says all arrangements will be provided for a real and rollicking good time for the youngsters.
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Salvation Army
F. F. Mullins
Civil War veterans dwindling as survivors number 193881
A census style note reports that only 193,881 Civil War veterans remain alive. This reflects a sharp demographic decline among surviving veterans and highlights the fading of a historic generation.
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Amarillo Daily News
Paohandie
Daily Tribune
7. & Nunn
J. L. Nunn
J. i. Nunn
David M. Warren
T. B. Johnson
Ane
Bastorial Department
Busitwas
Sixth and
Fillmore Streets
New York
Carlyle
Are Martin
Min Nugent
Stanley
NEWT
Dave
Dave Whitaker
Stanley Nea Service
Red Redmaynes
Eden Philpott
NZA
IMC
MET
Mark Brendon
Brenn
Tective
Foggintor
April
Jenny Pendean
Mra. Pendean
Stranger
Adventures OF the Twins
Olive Roberts Barton
G. C. MecDaniel
Mec
Son Junior
Him
Giving
Junior
Tim
For Junior
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