Amarillo Daily News merges with Daily News in 1921
Historical notice shows Amarillo Daily News merging with Daily News on July 2 1921 and mentions prior mergers with Pally Tribune and other entities. It outlines editors managers and offices, subscription rates, and advertising policies as a morning paper serving Amarillo and surrounding regions.
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Baily Pauhasde
Daily News
Pally Tribune
Ee B. Nunn
Dl. Nunn
MAL
Advanue
Texas
Oklahoma
Calisco
New Mexico
Amarillo
Garmon Urged To Remain Panhandle Game Warden
The Panhandle region hails B D Garmon as one of Texas best deputy game wardens after three and a half years in service. He is praised for protecting prairie chickens deer and quail while earning respect from local sportsmen for fairness. The letter urges his continued appointment and notes his broader impact on local wildlife laws and conservation efforts. It also includes humorous local remarks about Amarillo and Canyon residents.
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Panhandle
Texas
B. D. Garmon
Garmon
Gariion
Ross
Yaio Vaio Caliyon
Canawan Rive
Gale
Ifiuuginis
Turner Ealubuy
Waco
Waraen
Vb. Vv
Aariuon
Iim
Murder Penalty Question At Wichita Falls Case
A Wichita Falls murder trial pits deliberation against passion as Frank G Collier former city leader faces charges of killing his son in law The News notes Collier is not a hardened criminal and urges jurors to weigh intent while acknowledging the difficulty of judging such cases
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Wichita Wallis
Frank G. Collier
Wichita Falls
Collier
Greenville marks 75th birthday with Diamond Jubilee edition
Greenville Texas celebrates 75 years with a Diamond Jubilee edition of the Greenville Evening Banner. The issue features old days photographs and highlights events from the city’s early history, likely to be cherished by local citizens for years to come.
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Greenville
Texas
Greenville Evening Banner
Greenvill
Amarillo Men Straddle Work Disability to Fish
Several Amarillo men find themselves too sick to work yet too well to stay home from fishing, forcing a tug of health and hobby as they balance illness with outdoor trips.
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Amarillo
Salvation Army drives clothing to aid South Texas beaches
The Amarillo Salvation Army unit is collecting old clothes for a charity effort aimed at sending garments to South Texas beaches. Some local watches humorously suggest you can only tell what time it isn’t.
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Amarillo
The
Salvation Army
South Texas
Manila Horse Races Open Early Morning Sessions
In Manila local racing venues begin early, giving spaces in the day for spectators and bettors to enjoy the events. The schedule favors morning starts with races followed by off-track activities.
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Manila
Boy Scouts of America Endorsed by Shamrock Community
Panhandle Press praises the Boy Scouts of America as the nation’s greatest boys organization. The Shamrock troop is urged to receive broad support from local families, with emphasis on practical, character shaping principles and civic responsibility for future citizens.
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Wheeler County
Texan
Shamrock
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Taxi Driver Hauls Passengers In Speedy Ride
A terse verse extols a taxi driver who answers promptly when called. The narrator emphasizes fast service, reliability, and getting riders to their destinations without delay as they describe the driver’s speed and usefulness in urgent travel.
ABE MARTIN classifies rescue record amid auto crisis
The speaker notes about 907 lives saved over the past year as the autos stall and refuse to proceed. A quip suggests a need to locate a mother to obtain a sight at Al, signaling a humorous, muddled newspaper fragment with regional dialect and unclear context.
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Jis
The Skeleton Finger Leads to a Purple Aigrette Clue
Sir Dudley Glenister faces murder suspicions as James Glenister’s cousin is named. Inspector Wragge learns from Dr. Wilson that Trickey’s death is cardiac but traces reveal a purple aigrette and a secretive figure at Lipscombe Road. A Scribbing Diary ties Trickey to Lone Wolf City and hints at a Westward mining camp link.
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Dudley Glenister
James Glenister
Willoughby Melville
James Wragge
Scotland Yard
Kathleen Glenister
Simon Trickey
Kathleen
Simon
John Grime
Dudley
Wragge
Norman
Plames
Missis
Tottenham Court Road
Cadogan Gardens
Brixton
Aigrette
Marrables
Inspector Wrage
Lipscombe Road
of the
Purple Digrette
Vectis Mansions
Grosvenor Gate
Mrs. Coningsby
Peters
Spector Wragge
Fortune
Trickey
America
Montana
Dudley Grenister
Fellowship as raver Daily Lenten Bible reading and meditation
A devotional note prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America outlines daily Lenten Bible readings and meditations. The Tuesday prayer focus invites participation in structured reflections and spiritual practices.
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Commission On Evangelism of
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Learn to Pray by Jesus in Luke Eleven
Meditation on Luke eleven one urges disciples to seek the Father through prayer. The prayer emphasizes daily bread and spiritual blessings, calling believers to turn from material concerns and dwell with God. Copyright 1925 Fagley.
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Christ
God
Jesus
F. L. Fagley
Peak crop losses hit Pecos Valley fruit trees in 1925
In Artesia New Mexico on March 23 damage to peach plum and pear crops in the Pecos Valley was about 50 percent due to the prior cold spell. Damage was worse where irrigation was inadequate. Apple crops are reported undamaged and expected to be average.
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Artesia
N. M
Pecos Valley
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A crossword puzzle item listing horizontal clues like Hastening and To relieve with several paired definitions. Includes entries such as Accomplice partner in crime and A card with a single spot. Mentions words for Nose of a dog and Minute opening in skin along with references to fish net and invisible vapor.
Sunday Bible Crossword Answers Solving Many Clues
A compact crossword list decoded from the Sunday puzzle clues. Includes terms for construals such as encircled, opposite of cold, invasion for plunder, preposition of place, murmuring like a cat, chair part, three toed sloth, learned, cutting, moving on a balanced plank, bearing witness, amendments, compass point, petty annoyances, small island, wants, plank, cloth measure, morsel, toward, full of roses, a chemical, carriage tops, maple tree, finishes, a digit of the foot, potash alum sulphate, tapeworms, beer fizz, demeanor, prison chamber, coarse bag, golf term, mineral pitch, harbor, June flowers, labor, reaches by exertion, blow a horn, not young, a soluble crystalline nitravenous substance, traveler, upright, trick, seasoning, a cave, to bind, pronoun plural, postcard postscript abbr.
Prescott and Alder family telegrams and letters reveal tension
A 1925 telegram and accompanying letters show John Prescott coordinating gifts and finances, requesting two diamond bracelets and a sapphire, while nurse Anderson reports safe arrival of Mrs. Prescott and children at Traymore. Additional messages place Prescott at Ten Eyck Hotel awaiting business updates, and a late letter to Leslie Prescott expresses personal tension and resolve to keep the steel business moving.
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Maltby’s
Leslie
John Prescott
Nurse Anderson
John Alden Prescott
Traymore
Mrs. Prescott
Mr. Prescott
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Contains Teen Cosmetics And Courtship Questions
A composite advice column passage offers guidance on teenage twin girls using cosmetics, a college student contemplating marriage with a younger girl, and a reply about petting. It covers cosmetic impact, financial readiness for marriage, and the social dynamics of affection, emphasizing prudence, studying, and self-respect.
Construction boom hits Childress as skilled carpenters scarce
Special to The News from Childress reports a hiring squeeze in March. Local building contractors say a shortage of skilled mechanics hampers work while eight new buildings are under contract. Common labor is finding work, but carpenters are in short supply and difficult to secure to keep up with construction.
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Childress
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