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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily News announces merging with Daily News and outlines publication offices, telegraphic dispatches, and subscription rates. It lists morning and evening editions, carrier delivery in Amarillo and other cities, and notes Associated Press syndication and bureau details.
A daughter receives a long, reflective letter from a mother grieving a death and urging resilience. The writer recalls past mistakes, the impact of Alice without dwelling on details, and urges her daughter Leslie to understand her husband John as he runs a steel mill. The tone blends personal memory with advice on practicality over romance.
A compact reflection quoting 2 Timothy about belief and divine preservation. The note contrasts unseen realities with trusting the Creator. It references Emerson and urges faith that what is committed to him is kept for that day.
Public notice warns against erroneous reflections on individuals or firms in columns. It pledges prompt corrections when warranted and notes prominent publication of any wrong reference will be addressed by the concerned corporation.
Announcement that the Fort Worth and Denver Railway will build a line from Estelline serving multiple south counties. Amarillo area firms expect improved service and jobber opportunities as the line connects Estelline to west and down-state cities. Construction planned to start soon with operation within 18 months, and Santa Fe will be the only other railroad touching the route. The move follows years of urging for a regional railway and Denver leadership in the project.
Amarillo hosts the West Texas Druggists Association as members gather today and tomorrow. The News greets the visiting druggists praising their essential, community aligned work and lifelong hours serving the public, hoping the convention proves so enjoyable they return.
The Mersh-Fentress chain of papers opposes carbon black plants in Texas. Newspapers Austin American Austin Statesman Wichita Falls Record-News Waco News-Tribune and Orange Leader are cited as opponents. Proponents push permits to burn Loy in what is described as wasteful use of natural gas resources.
The Panhandle advocates persistently push legislation to grant permits for carbon block plants with less restrictive criteria, aiming to accelerate permitting and facility development.
The News will publish The Skeleton Finger a 24 part mystery by Yeadon Hell starting Friday March 18. Daily installments on the editorial page promise a four week suspense, with circulation urged to subscribe or join The News and Pest package for 160 per month. Amarillo mothers fret over daughters bathing suit choices for summer.
Tiny readers study the Amarillo News for hints on where spring picnics may be held. The whimsical note suggests ants are drawn to local gatherings and outdoor venues as warmer weather approaches.
The editorial argues that Lubbock County law enforcement relies on public cooperation to uphold order. It stresses that keeping temptations away from students at Tech and ensuring stricter compliance will reduce violations. It urges residents to maintain firm legal standards to support the college’s success.
Alden Talbot Drake ships aboard the Orontes as boy under Jake Stevens whose feud grows with the owner’s daughter Mary Manning aboard. Drake seizes command at Cape Town, mutiny brews, and Stevens eyes Mary while a plan forms to smuggle Erb Oats away as the ship heads toward Beavia.
The Myers School of Music will present a radio program on WDAG tonight featuring three teachers from the school and other artists. The show begins shortly before nine with vocal numbers, instrumental selections, and piano pieces on a 269 meter wavelength and is expected to start promptly at nine.
Daily Bible reading and meditation prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Tuesday guidance outlines the reward of faith.
Meditation on Luke chapter seven highlights the centurion’s faith as grounded in credible reports of Jesus power. Faith is defined as rational belief based on testimony, with unbelief seen as folly. The prayer seeks growth of living faith and its visible healing evidence through Christ.
In a statement district attorney J J Robert expressed confidence that within thirty six hours the state will have evidence proving Eustice Byron and Rob Dunn guilty of the murder of federal Prohibition agent William L Collins and deputy sheriff Samuel E hon Friday night, with their nephew William Burge as an accomplice. Ashes and dirt from the Dunn home have been brought for chemical analysis to detect human blood. John D Murphy of the US Intelligence Bureau arrived to lead the federal investigation. The relief fund for widows and orphans of the slain officers continues to grow.
New York March 9 Donald R Richberg special Utilities counsel for Chicago challenged views from industrial and economic leaders claiming a rise of property ownership distribution would end capital and labor conflict. The semianual session of the academy of political science featured speakers including Mr Juchberg opposing any belief in new proprietorship transforming seller purchaser or employee interests into common cooperative aims.
Sylvia Grey marks turning thirty as she discovers her first wrinkle and buys $5 worth of youth products. She fears aging but trusts her husband Tom's lasting love as she battles time with creams and muscle oil.
Public disclosures in the Internal Revenue investigation led to charges countercharges and statements from the capitol and treasury. Senator Couzens accused treasury officials of trying to reopen his 1919 Ford stock sale tax and impose extra taxes, while Mellon warned an arbitrary assessment may be necessary if a waiver is not signed. Also cited are testimony about taxes on United States Steel and Aluminum Company of America and concerns over war amortization valuations.
Mollie Warden alias Yoakum was arrested by the sheriff's force at a local theatre Monday on information from state authorities. Local officers say Ward escaped from Captain McLeod of Easum farm at Huntsville last August after serving sixteen months of a four year sentence for forgery and swindling.
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