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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
A notice states the newspaper will correct erroneous reflections on any person firm or corporation published in its column. Corrections will be made prominently where warranted or as called for by the editor at the reader's request.
The candidate pledges a stand against slush funds and vote buying in the Texas primary. He cites Pinchot Newberry and Lorimer cases, supports money limits, and calls for constitutional amendments to curb corruption. Back Thomas for a clean senator in the July 22 Texas primary.
The passing of Burk Burnett in Fort Worth brings sadness to Panhandle cowmen. Pioneer in cattle and farming, he advanced pure bred stock and helped shape Texas oil wealth. He built Burkburnett town and owned rich ranch holdings with wells in Carson County. His legacy spans Wichita Falls and North Central Texas legacy.
The Panhandle is described as developing into a great oil field. The text highlights one organizer and leader in the Texas Cattle Raisers Association, a man well known to cow men across Texas and the Southwest.
Hanson Post of the American Legion plans a tag day next Saturday July 1 to enlist veterans of the Great War. The post emphasizes its quick wins for ex soldiers, jobs and aid to disabled veterans, aiming to build Amarillo into one of the state's largest posts and to back the fall World War Veterans reunion in Potter County.
The Daily News surveys Panhandle Hereford herds noting rapid development over the past decade. It cites rising stock quality and higher prices as breeders embrace purebred animals, with optimism that the progress will continue nationwide impact and local belief in improved cattle.
A patriotic remark highlights the enduring symbolism of the flag and its defenders. The line invokes national pride and the idea that the flag remains a constant emblem of unity, courage, and memory across communities.
Yale University awarded fourteen honorary degrees this year, reflecting a broad slate of scholars and notable figures. The ceremony showcased diverse disciplines and highlighted ongoing academic and philanthropic contributions.
A compact aphorism urging moral conduct in this life to secure favorable judgment in the afterlife. It emphasizes personal virtue and consequences, reflecting a cautionary stance toward reform-minded influences beyond earthly existence.
A reflective line notes that the more one considers a girl the stronger the memory grows. It frames a light introspective mood about longing and commentary on attraction.
Explorer Roald Amundsen proceeds toward the pole accompanied by his famed dog Sally. Pole cats are warned to beware as plans advance.
Panhandle Press reports Hon. Marvin Jones plans to introduce a House reform bill next winter to cut members to 200. He argues current size hampers debate, with only a few per side heard on major measures, and notes opposition across Texas and in Congress. He says voters must push for change and that efficiency justifies the effort.
Wink the dream fairy from Snoeze lum Town on the Moon descends to Earth to influence Tommy Brown who is to have a pony dream on his birthday. Comet-Legs arrives from Hena Meena with a rival dream bag as the tale promises more to come.
A fragment mocks fashion and press norms, noting beauty standards and flawed judgment. It playfully compares flappers to readers who misread thickness and jokes about how some would run a newspaper, a nod to media critique in slangy period voice.
A series of property transfers records shows J W Dickerson to C Stout for 500 dollars, and William Timmons to Fred Bone for 800 dollars, detailing lots and blocks in Mirror and Eakle. Other entries include J G Williams to Mrs Mary Sullivan for 200 dollars, Annie May Stevens to Joseph Basler for 2200 dollars, and multiple transfers among local residents and firms, listing lots, blocks, and references to Mirror, Plemons, and Eakle neighborhoods.
Washington June 28 The commissioner of patents announces patents granted to Texas inventors including Raymond I F Bacon and H S Davis Pittsburgh assigners to Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Bay City for a tractor attachment Guy V Lewis Houston and Robert J McBrien Eastland for unscrewing pipes Edward Freidrich San Antonio for butcher's ice box and De Fay Zumwalt El Paso for a window lock plus other Texas cases across Houston Dallas El Paso and Beaumont institutions and cities.
Proceedings list rehearings and decisions in numerous civil appeals from Texas districts including P S F Ry Co J C Cowan and James from Dallas Swisher Castro Wilbarger Hall Potter and Montgomery with affirmations reversed and remanded.
Watt Smith who was shot and killed in Claude last Friday was honored with a funeral Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Oliver. Rev. M. E. Hawkins led the service, with burial in Claude cemetery as the father, who arrived from Idaho, attended.
Amarillo and Vicinity Thursday partly cloudy to cloudy while West Texas and New Mexico see similar skies. A slight atmospheric disturbance over the Western Plateau and central valleys brings light thundershowers in some regions. Temperatures stay high across the Gulf States. In Congo communities, women farm and sell produce while men handle sewing and washing.
A death warrant for Andre-Louis Moreau sparks his escape from Gavrillac then refuge with a strolling troupe led by M. Binet. In Guichen he joins a troupe performing Figaro Scaramouche, gains trust, but a fatal turn brings a warrant for arrest on sedition. The troupe faces financial strain as danger closes in.
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