Amarillo Daily News outline of coverage and rates
Amarillo Daily News issued from Amarillo Texas covers the Panhandles of Texas eastern New Mexico and southern Colorado and western Oklahoma ahead of major papers. Subscription rates by mail in advance Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and surrounding areas from six to seven dollars monthly with discounts. Includes Associated Press and Leased Wire service with standard corrections policy and retraction commitment.
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Ame Singh
Fillmore
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
Wvierade
New Mexico
Daily Jews
Amarilie
Water Board Earned Trust Through Years Of Service
The News commends Amarillo water board members for years of unpaid service amid debates over Wordland site for a new water supply. It notes the city commission purchased nine and a half sections of Word ranch to fulfill public demand for well water augmented by a lake and dam. Independent investigations and advisory input shaped decisions, with final responsibility resting with the city commission.
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Amarillo
Water Board
Word
City Commission
Waterboard
Dallam County Library Praised for Civic Effort
Sunday's News highlights the Dallam County Library in Dalhart praised in Amarillo for showing what civic groups can achieve. With help from women’s clubs and a federation of women a free public library can be established in Panhandle counties with enough population. The library is funded by a small tax and space is usually available.
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Court House
Dallam County
Commissioners Court
Amarillo
Texas
Potter County
Dallam
Dalhart
Panhandle
A Thought on Love and Faith Fragment
A fragmentary biblical excerpt cites that God is love and notes belief about love being divine. The text includes a partial quote and stray letters, reflecting a damaged or incomplete transcription. No clear event, place, or person beyond the biblical reference can be determined.
Amarilloan Claims Sat Harine Was Sweetest Thing Never Slept
An Amarillo resident asserts that a person named Sat Harine was the sweetest thing, noting they never slept until noon on a weekday, a habit described as notable by the speaker.
Ruling stresses power of words in Teapot Dome case
The opinion by U S District Judge T Bake Kennedy in Cheyenne says eight June 4 1920 act words empower the navy secretary to develop conserve use and operate naval oil reserves. It notes that phrases like full authority to use store exchange and sell crude royalties show how wording expands or limits government power. The piece argues words matter and overly broad grants invite broader use than intended.
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Dallas Times-Herald
United States
T. Bake Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Secretary of the Navy
Kennedy
Navy
Congress
Naval
Daily News Crossword Puzzle On the beach and picnic clues
A beach themed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues covering speech restraint, swimmers, tears, lifting, seaside meals, constellations, beverages, actions, English money, clothing, accumulation, narrative poetry, feminine pronouns, exclamations, animal names, and wordplay. Includes sections on rescue, weather, physics, and maritime terms framed as crossword entries.
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Amazon
Vicor
Aurora
Gloria Gordon and Dick Gregory in a tangled marriage saga
Gloria Gordon, a glamorous wife, pursues fashion and autonomy while debt and infidelity strain her marriage to Dick Gregory, a struggling lawyer. After family counsel unsettles her, Gloria seeks work and independence, faces Aunt Dorcas’s sharp judgments, and plans navigate love, money, and longing as Dick returns to her with a hint of reconciliation.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
New York
Susan Briggs
Mies Briggs
Ulysses X. Forgan
Forgan
Dorcas
Gordon
Central
Babylon
Nineveh
Mrs. Gordon
Lulu
Aunt Dorcas
Gregory
Fle
Clovis
Kaven
May Seymour
Fanny
Amarillo to open bids on 1.75 million bond issue
The Amarillo city commission will open sealed bids for the 1.75 million dollar water system bonds tonight. City manager Jeff D. Bartlett said the bonds were issued by vote on March 7 and advertised as required by law, with many bidders expected at the meeting.
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Amarillo
Jeff D. Bartlett
Letter From Mrs Mary Alden Prescott To Leslie Prescott
Mrs Mary Alden Prescott writes to her son John urging sale of Leslie pearls and criticizing the notoriety around the Prescott family. She warns of a rumored Ellington death linked to the pearls and discusses money, shopping plans, and delaying a visit. Tomorrow prints Ruth Burke's letter to Leslie Prescott.
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Mary Alden Prescott
Alden Prescott
Leslie
Prescott
John
Ellington
Anderson
Orson Gibson
Albany
Miss Anderson
New York
NEA Service, Inc
Ruth Burke
Leslie Prescott
Queen Marie of Romania Shares Beauty and Happiness Formula
Cynthia Grey notes Marie of Romania, at fifty, remains vital with red-gold hair and blue eyes. The queen credits a welcoming spirit and family devotion over youthful looks, saying true happiness comes from a loving family, meaningful work, and serving country.
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Marie of
Romania
Lke
Keana
Second Boy Scout Tour Opened By Local Leaders
T H Nelson scout executive announced a second Pane handle tour has begun with H Byon James scout field executive directing training courses at Clarendon. James will proceed to Shamrock and Tulia to assist Chinese fishermen painting an eye on their boats to aid navigation.
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T. H. Nelson
H. Byon James
Clarendon
Mr. James
Shamrock
Tulia
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