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Amarillo Votes on 1 750 000 Water Bond for Progress
Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. as Amarillo voters decide a 1 750 000 water bond. Supporters say the loan funds an essential water supply without raising taxes, while maintaining lower rates than current costs. The outcome is seen as a step toward forward movement and leadership for the city.
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Amarillo Retail Trade Conference Set For April 14 15
The Amarillo Wholesalers and Manufacturers Association sponsors a semi annual business conference to unite retailers and jobbers in the Panhandle. The event aims to foster friendly relations and boost prosperity through advanced business methods and improved record keeping, following a successful prior conference.
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Amarillo
Integrity Counts in Panhandle Obituary Reflections
A Panhandle community mourns Louis Anthony, praised for high character and integrity as friends pay tribute at his funeral. The piece urges Amarillo youths to strive for righteous living, arguing it is the only satisfactory way to live. Cowboy Pete offers a muddled quip about stopping drinking by legal means.
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Louis Anthony
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Amarillo
A Thought On Faith And Time From Matthew And Holr
A brief, reflective snippet cites a biblical phrase from Matthew about faith and blessing. It also mentions Holr and a reference to time and betrayal, presenting a compact literary note rather than a full news item.
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Holr
Amarillo reflections on laws and health in quirky artful notes
A quirky Amarillo column riffs on Congress deficiency bills, overdraft worries, and doctors urging a rich man to quit smoking. It jokes that health claims outsize status, praises better movie stars, notes 20 000 new laws likely, and laments strong local support for prohibition amid rail track mishaps and jug in hand.
Amarillo Prepares for Heat as Summer Arrives
Warnings grow for the coming heat wave as residents brace for high temperatures and potential health risks. Officials urge hydration and shade, while local businesses stock cooling aids and plan heatReady initiatives for vulnerable populations.
Coolidge Inauguration Brings Ready-Stance For Nation
Quanah Tribune-Chief views Coolidge’s White House entry as the culmination of careful preparation. The new president, now in full command, faces the burden of responsibility with public support backing a united nation, aiming for peace and prosperity over the next four years.
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White House
Beury of Daily News Office Burned In Front Terrace Collapse
J G Armstrong office bearer of the Daily News was burned yesterday when a brick front at Lambeth Brothers Henry building on Polk and Seventh streets collapsed. A negro local suffered minor injuries as debris trapped him briefly under the awning.
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ABE MARTIN Panel Inconsistent Description
Abe Martin discusses a humorous idea about ideal husbands and fashion, noting a wide range of quirks. The speaker suggests it is difficult for a perfect spouse to be without certain pretense and attire, reflecting a satirical take on social expectations.
Guardian of His Passenger at Sea Aboard the Orontes
Alden Drake, newly ruling the Orontes at Cape Town, lands Mary Manning to safety amid a mutinous crew led by Jake Stevens. Drake confronts the deserters as passive Stevens eyes Mary, while a near-riot explodes ashore and Drake defends his passenger in a tense standoff at sea.
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Tubbs
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Sims
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Ske
Mister Artist Turns Chance Into Ink Prompt
An artist invites readers to share thoughts with pen and ink. The piece urges participation and playfully lauds drawing and expression as a communal delight.
Fellowship of Draper Daily Lenten Bible Reading
The text notes a series called The Choice of Companions prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. It appears as a Saturday reflection in a Lenten Bible reading program led by the Draper fellowship.
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Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Amer
Prayerful Selection of Companions and True Friendship
A reflective exhortation on choosing associates wisely, stressing that Jesus chose twelve after night in prayer and that individuals should seek intimate, trusted friends. It urges patience, fidelity, and solidarity, and ends with a prayer for constancy and integrity in companionship.
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Jesus
F. L. Fagley
Water bonds fuel Amarillo growth and city expansion
The editorial argues water is essential for cattle, farms, and urban growth. It cites Amarillo’s water bond drive of 1.75 million dollars, compares with Wichita Falls Abilene Fort Worth and Dallas, and highlights gravity-fed systems from local lakes as preferable to pumping. The piece urges unity to secure long term prosperity through water infrastructure.
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Voice of the People Letters Policy Summary
The News will print letters that are acceptable and free of Uber and personal abuse. Short ones are preferred. Authors must sign, and address details are required for city residents. Original communications addressed to The News only. letters to public figures are not accepted.
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Letter from Mrs Joseph Graves Hamilton to Mrs Leslie Prescott
The dated 1925 correspondence reveals Mrs Hamilton departing by ship and sharing a breakfast with John Prescott. He speaks of marital strain and a potential strike at Wittsburg, while confessing sympathy and love for Leslie. The tone shows intimate family dynamics and unresolved tensions awaiting continuation tomorrow.
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Wittsburg
Leslie
John
Dear Miss Grey Answers on love and attraction
Cynthia Grey notes that a past engagement can linger in mind and affect future plans while a new suitor forgives but waits for closeness. Hermit Girl is told to work on self-priendliness and grooming, to act naturally with men, and to stay hopeful about becoming more appealing and popular with time.
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Wit Feature of Program for A B Club
Stanley Hall presented a lively feature at the AMA Business Club luncheon at noon yesterday. Hall, salesman and actor, argued that wit is an asset in salesmanship and showcased a riot of fun to illustrate his point.
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