Amarillo Morning Post Classifieds and Syndicate Notice
The Amarillo Morning Post announces subscription rates by mail and carrier for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and mentions delivery details. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation and carries telegraphic dispatches.
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Sixth Aid
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Port Worth
Oklahoma City
Coleisco
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Notice of Corrections Policy for Readers
Public notice stating that The News will promptly correct any erroneous reflection on individuals firms or corporations when brought to the editor. It emphasizes not intending to misrepresent and commits corrections to be as prominent as the initial publication.
Senators Face Expensive Contests Delays Expected
Senate contest filings target Brookhart Schall and Bratton, with investigations costing tens of thousands. The piece argues elections should stand and questions the New Mexico GOP’s past ballot actions, asserting Bratton’s decisive victory and calling contests wasteful.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Schall
Minnesota
Bratton
New Mexico
Senate
Elections Committee For Investigation
Mayfield-Peddy
Mayfield
United States
Earle B. Mayfield
Sam G. Bratton
Rotarians Plan Amarillo Convention for New Texas District
The Amarillo Rotary Club prepares to host the first convention of the new 41st district formed from Northwest Texas clubs. The event will gather leaders from Port Worth through Amarillo as Texas splits into three districts. The Amarillo club, with about one hundred members, aims to advance Rotary work statewide.
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Amarillo
Texas
He She or They: Texas Governor Controversy
Public debate questions whether Mrs. Ferguson leads Texas as governor or is advised by her husband the former governor. The piece argues the partnership made Texas’ first woman governor and mocks interviews with the husband on legislative affairs.
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Texas
Ferguson
Esxans
Fer
A Thought From Faith Builds A Bridge Beyond This Life
A brief devotional note cites Mark 9:71 as a prayer for belief and requests divine help. Dr. Young remarks on faith fostering a bridge from this world to the next, reflecting a spiritual meditation about belief and afterlife.
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Fath
Dr. Young
Texas leadership experiment raises questions after election
A post election assessment questions the effectiveness of this leadership style in Texas as officials assess short and long term impacts. Observers note potential gains in policy focus but warn of implementation challenges and regional disparities. Local sources emphasize the need for clear benchmarks and accountability.
Noted Bishop Quayle Dies As Northern Methodism Orator
The obituary honors Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church as one of the greatest public speakers in America. It compares his oratory to that of Texas leader Joseph Weldon Bailey, noting his delivery, audience reach, and lasting memory among those who heard him lecture or preach.
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Quayle
America
Amarillo Echoes of Oddities and Local Quips
A vivid string of humorous items from Amarillo highlights a bowlegged man unable to bounce without snubbers a cross eyed mate whose feet point direction a chemist's artificial sugar a stenographer amid town chatter and a jab at Amarillo men asserting their sense surpasses women. New machines claim hay without sun, moon’s place in Amarillo spooners in love, and a note on sports spending versus local character.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Folk Plan For Rainy Days And Umbrella Borrowing
Some Amarillo residents save for rainy days while others assume they will borrow an umbrella when needed. The note highlights local attitudes toward weather and preparedness with a light, humorous tone.
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Amarillo
Why Marshall Should Build a Little Theatre Plan
A Marshall reader urges forming a Little Theatre to showcase local home talent and attract visitors. The letter cites Dallas Theatre success, notes few road shows come to Marshall, and suggests voluntary talent, nominal admission, and cultural advancement with Broad public support. The Morning News endorses the suggestion.
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Marshall
Dallas
United States
New York
Jnvalnabie Gee
Orontes Sequences Drama on the Cape Town Route
Alden Drake, newly in command aboard the clipper Orontes, rivals Jake Stevens for Mary Manning amid mutiny fears and secret schemes. Drake buys the ship to secure status, while Stevens plots against both, as the voyage through the Java Straits tests loyalties and love.
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Alden Drake
Jake Stevens
Mary Manning
Cape Town
Stevens
Drake
Java
Mary
Ike
Jake
Tony
Sochary
Draka
Indian Ocean
Viking
Fellowship of Draper Dailly Lenten Bible Reading Theme
A religious reading and meditation prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The Wednesday session, titled Good Among Men, frames Lent with reflective Bible study and communal prayer led by Draper Dailly.
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Dailly
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
God in Christ visiting his people meditation prayer 1925
A meditation on God’s self revelation through nature and Christ. It reflects on intimation of immortality within humanity and the universe, praising God the Father and asking for steadfast fellowship. The piece closes with a prayer for enduring love and guidance.
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Texas
Earth
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Father Ternal
P. L. Fagley
Reader challenges Cynthia Grey column on aging and gender
A reader questions the Cynthia Grey essays in The Daily News asking if the author is an old maid or a man. She objects to the series on the ten greatest moments in a woman's life, noting the topic of aging at 30 and its appeal mainly to male readers while criticizing the views expressed.
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Daily News
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Canyon Woman Claims Older Coins At Floydaba
A Canyon woman reports having coins older than those possessed by Floydaba residents, asserting her coins predate 1829 and noting a coin of unusual age. The letter from Fanita Gole erp Box 426 in Canyon claims Floydaba citizens keep money that rivals older regional coins.
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Canyon
Floydaba
Ploydada
Eat
Fanita Gole
Floyda
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Define the past of 51 vertical
Crossword puzzle prompt lists numerous clues in mixed order. The page appears to be a themed puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries ranging across remedies, objects, and phrases. Many entries are garbled or partial, but several known terms include Egyptian goddess Isis fertility sign, to withdraw, cooking vessel pot pan, weight one sixteenth of a pound ounce, period of time era, and neuter pronoun it. The puzzle text mixes definitions, wordplay, and stray letters, indicating a dense fill-in crossword from a historical newspaper.
Letters From Mrs Joseph Graves Hamilton to Leslie Prescott
A fragment from 1925 correspondence reveals Mrs Mary Alden Prescott’s nagging nature viewed through Mrs Hamilton. The writer discusses marital tension, a son John Alden Prescott, and the frazzled nerves induced by the mother in law. The letter closes on shipboard, promising continued affection for Leslie Prescott.
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Joseph Graves Hamilton
Leslie Prescott
Prescott Sr
New York
John
Mary Alden Prescott
John Alden Prescott
Questions and Answers on manners and misunderstandings
Cynthia Grey offers guidance on two letters about social etiquette. A girl wonders if neglecting to thank a party host hurts a date's feelings. Grey says thanks is expected but the host might not be offended and the man may reach out later. In the New Year's Eve case a woman regrets drinking and asks about writing. Grey advises waiting for chance meeting or his contact instead of sending an explanation now.
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Mary
Stevens
Jake
Drake
Cape Town
Bo Strong
Jake Stevens
Ike
Alden Drake
Mae
John
New York
Atlantic City
Goodby
Miss Grey
Margery
Certan
Pavement Extends South to 34th Street in Ama
The Harrison street paving from Tenth to Thirty-Fourth street through the Oliver-Hakle estate was completed yesterday. It creates a long stretch of Willite pavement connecting with the road to Canyon and extends ten blocks farther south than any existing pavement, as part of Oliver-Hakle estate development plans.
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Harrison Street
Tenth Street
Thirty-Fourth Street
Oliver-Hakle
Ama
Canyon
Oliver-akle
Halt National Bank at Kirkland to Be Organized
J R B Brumbelow of Kirkland in Childress county applied to the comptroller of the currency McIntosh for permission to organize the First National Bank of Kirkland with a capital of 25000 dollars.
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Halt National Bank
Kirkland
Washington
J. RB
Brumbelow
Childress County
McIntosh
First National Bank of
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