Amarillo Morning Post looks at telegraphic dispatches and rates
This fragment outlines the Amarillo morning paper’s regional coverage of the Panhandle and adjacent areas. It states subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery across Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico, and notes the paper’s use of Associated Press news and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. The text also references the Evening Post and combined subscriptions and delivery arrangements.
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Dnaeh Au Tva Sanh
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Mexico
Colorado
West Agra
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
O& A
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Keweesseee
Ameriila
Associated Press
Associated P'ress
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Erroneous Reflections Prompt Public Correction Policy
The notice states that the newspaper will correct erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations published in columns. It emphasizes intent not to injure reputations and promises prompt correction when warranted, noting a prior misprint needing prominent correction.
Katy Railway Into Amarillo Promised by Panhandle Talks
The Daily News discusses a potential Katy railroad expansion into Amarillo, arguing it could rival Rock Island and Santa Fe lines. It suggests Katy may enter via Clarendon and lease Fort Worth & Denver lines, boosting Amarillo’s status as a railroad hub and opening new trade territories.
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Panhandle
Orth Plains
Amario
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Liberal
Kans
Amarillo
Daily News
Katy
Weling- Se
Metropolis
Clarendon
Fort Worth
Wellington
Wichita Falls
Hollis
Altus
Frederick
Okla
Oklahoma
Wichita, Falls
Coolidge Chooses Sargent For Attorney General
President Coolidge abandons Warren as a nominee and nominates John G. Sargent of Vermont for attorney general. Sargent’s nomination, a former Vermont attorney general and longtime friend, has been confirmed by the Senate, ending the administration’s nomination wrangle for now.
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Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Senate
Polidge
Ambiguous Phrase Reflects Tense Senate-Officer Tension
The fragment hints at friction over certain officers likely to upset some senators. No names, dates, or places are provided, leaving the exact identities and stakes unclear.
Amarillo debate over equal rights and matrimony
In Amarillo discussions on gender roles erupt when women claim equal work and status. The piece notes women’s push for equality in public life and marriage, contrasting roles with men and suggesting shifting social norms as more women become equals to men.
Rotary leader cites home as fix for boy problem
Everett W. Hill of Oklahoma City, president of Rotary International, told a Galveston Rotary district conference that the so called boy problem is a community issue due to parental neglect. He urged parents to reclaim responsibility, noting boys have wide automobile access and receive money instead of guidance, and warned against letting homes fail to discipline.
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Dallas Times Herald
Everett W. Hill
Oklahoma City
Rotary International
Biames
Hill
Rotary District
Galveston
Ce Rotary Clubs
The Skeleton Finger Sparks Glenister Mystery
Sir Dudley Glenister, under investigation for murder, faces a new lead when a Searching party discovers his missing cousin’s body. Detective Wragge teams with Dr Melville to probe faked Montana death claims while a blackmailer named Trickey confronts danger at Beechwood Grange. The scene shifts to a tense confrontation and a new visitor from Colnbrook Towers enters the narrative.
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Dudley Grenister
Dudley
Stephen Caine
Ithy James Wragege
Scotland Yard
Montana
United States
Hariey Street
Mr. Coine
Wragge
Glenister
George Glenister
England
Mr. Colne
Philip Glenister
Hope
Po & J
Colne
Beechwood
Willoughby Melville
Epector Wragge
Celnbrook Towers
Dudley Glenister
Beechwood Grange
Cape Court
Throckmorton Street
Trickey
City Lfe
Hig
Giil
Gn Fc
of & Fide
Glens
Jane
Doctor Melville
Sir Dudley
Melville
Simon
Simon Trickey
Mr. Trickey
Mr. Trickery
Trickery
Cear
Co.ag
Stephen Colne
Colnbrook Towers
Clyde Kidd Bond Set at Two Thousand Five Hundred
Bond for Clyde Kidd was set at 2500 in connection with the court appearance. The brief filing notes the defendant must remain in custodian care until further order. No additional handling details were provided in the readable portion.
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Clyde Kidd
The Reward of Faithfulness Day Reading
A brief notice for a Lent study session prepared by the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Thursday program highlights faithful living and scripture meditation.
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Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Life by daily deeds and self-denial in faith
Meditation on Luke 9:24 speaks of losing life for Christ to save it. True life comes from doing good when opportunity offers, living with worthy motives, and pursuing near duty with fellowship in divine companionship. Prayer asks guidance to work with others and dwell with Christ in heavenly places.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
Ir. L. Fagley
Voice of the People guidance for letters to The News
The newspaper invites original communications free of libel and personal abuse. Short letters preferred. Signatures required, author addresses if residents of cities, and only letters addressed to The News will be printed. Open letters to public figures are not acceptable.
Miller endorses women trustees and better school systems
Col. Will A. Miller Jr asserts women inspire superior school governance as models of progress. He cites female suffragists J Ray T W Cotten and C W Rogers and argues women’s qualifications for office enrich public welfare. Amarillo Texas March 19 1925.
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J. Ray
T. W. Cotten
C. W. Rogers
Will A. Miller, JR
Texas A. & M. College
Amarillo
Texas
Frock Sets Paris Fashion Note With Black Pink Chiffon
In Paris a striking dress features a black and pink chiffon combination with a skirt of flounces in contrasting tones, described as going very successfully in fashion circles.
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Paris
Daily News Crossword Puzzle definitions and clues
Puzzle full of cryptic hints and multiple definitions. Clues range across geography verbs and nouns with entries such as native confession of faith and a sea eagle. The puzzle references a key unkeyed letter O and a variety of wordplay, with numerous ambiguous and humorous pairings.
Telephone message between Mary Alden Prescott and John Alden Prescott
A 1925 telegram exchange reveals Mary anxious to travel to Atlantic City with her son John, chiding his attention to business and delays. She packs, questions timing, and mentions Leslie’s unexpected departure. She fears her heart condition with excitement and hopes to speak before any trip plans are made.
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Mary Alden Prescott
John Alden Prescott
John
Jack
Atlantic City
Leslie
Athany
Goodby
Grandmother Sylvia Finds Joy in Aging Moment
Cynthia Grey recounts Sylvia the Grandmother in Sundown as she welcomes her daughter and granddaughter. Grandmother tells tales of pigs at market, cherishes memories, and finds fulfillment in old age while Browning’s lines echo the best yet to be.
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Sylvia
Granny
Sylvia the
Browning
Delegate Named to Women Meet at Austin in May
Members of the Palo Dura Camp Woodmen last night selected A. P. Fowler as delegate to the state convention with W. A. Huff as alternate. The state meeting will be held at Austin in May. Delegates to the national convention to be named at the state event. The national convention, held every four years, will be in Milwaukee this year.
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Amarillo
United States
Palo Dura Gam
Hlodern Woodmen
A. P. Fowler
W. A. Huff
Avelin May Sands
Milwankee
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