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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Post announces subscription options including monthly and yearly rates. A correction policy notes public errors will be corrected when brought to the editor’s attention and disclaims misuse of individuals or organizations.
A Chicago correspondent’s alleged interview with former Governor Pat M. Neff drew sharp scrutiny as a fabrication. The reporter admitted lying to secure the story, prompting defense of journalistic ethics and protests within the profession. The piece, tied to Ferguson administration criticism, raised questions about reliability and timing.
The News urges support for Amarillo’s new 21 passenger bus running since just a few weeks. Service runs 6 30 a m to 11 p m daily except Sundays start 7 a m. Routes cover Fourth and Polk to Van Buren 16th Washington 8 38 past hour, with return via Van Buren Tyler 21st Fillmore Seventh Polk.
The plan to extend free mail delivery in Amarillo hinges on building sidewalks and installing mail receptacles across numerous houses. North Amarillo is to be con-
A Philadelphia man leapt 1,500 feet with a parachute, an act that drew cheers as the save prevented a fatal fall. By contrast Amarillo eyes focus on sunburn and foreign affairs with a quiet sense of unease. German sculptor works on a bust of Hindenburg while the French muse a Hindy sculpture.
Panhandle Press critiques the fee based pay for officers, noting widespread public desire for salaries. A Bell County case shows a sheriff charging mileage for thirteen indictments, totaling 3840 dollars, despite only one arrest per man and one trip. The district judge balked, the county auditor denied the bill, and the state’s highest court upheld the sheriff’s claim. The piece urges taxpayers to organize a lobby for salary based pay and criticizes the system as a burden on taxpayers.
An unclear report mentions ABE MARTIN and Ike Lark's boy, alleged to have run off with a circus for the fourth time. The fragmentary text hints at election ties and a seaside or bay setting, with scattered phrases about timing and names, but details remain obscured.
Gloria Gordon, a flapper wife in crisis, returns to her family after failed affairs with Stan Wayburn. She confronts debts, seeks work, bonds with her sister-in-law and mother, and discovers a new tenderness while contemplating a fresh start at her inherited home. The scene ends with Gloria reexamining Dick and their fragile romance as she plans next steps.
Mrs Lola Stone Evans will conduct a normal course for Progressive Series teachers and advanced students at the women's club rooms Municipal Auditorium from July 1 to August 1. Sponsored by The Art Publication Society of St. Louis with local cooperation from teachers and students, the Board of City Development assists to make the courses a success.
A confidential note from Karl Hitney to Leslie Prescott discusses Zoe Ellington and alleged forged letters, family tensions, and pearls tied to misfortune. The letter mentions Zoe's brother's death, possible ulterior motives, and the potential sale of pearls to fund a hospital for crippled children. It closes with warm regards from Karl and hints at a forthcoming letter from Melville Sartoris.
Cynthia Grey argues that Japanese politeness at home, even in quarrels, prevents lasting hurt and fosters harmony. She contrasts polite disagreement with American fights over bills, noting that cruelty from words lingers and harms marriages, while orderly conduct preserves domestic peace.
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Special to The News Vega June 24 The C R TI Railway Company is putting in a switch west of Vera about halfway between Vega and Adrian This will enable farmers to load wheat and other grain raised in that locality saving them several miles of extra hauling
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