Amarillo newspaper ad and telegraphic dispatch note
An Amarillo based newspaper item outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery terms for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and Mexico. It also notes the paper as a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation with telegraphic dispatches from Denver Dallas Fort Worth and other cities.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fortarth
Oklahoma City
Mexico
Associated Press
Associated Presse 12
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Notice to the Public Correction Policy
Public notice states that erroneous reflections about any person firm or company will be corrected when brought to the editor s attention corrections will be made as prominently as the original error and corrections will not be intended to injure any individual or organization
Amarillo Urges Delegates for 1926 West Texas Chamber Meet
Beginning April 1 the Board of City Development starts a campaign to send Amarillo delegates to the May 4 5 6 West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention in Mineral Wells. A large Amarillo delegation is essential to win the 1926 convention with heavy competition. Business and professional leaders are urged to plan and commit to the booster trip, organize committees, and secure support from other clubs. The effort hinges on active participation to attract the convention to Amarillo.
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Board of City Development
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mineral Wells
Amarillo
Cam
The Daily Newspaper's Value Seen By Lord Curzon
The piece notes Lord Curzon's inability to read the paper while nearing death and a special edition predicting his recovery was published too late. It argues the newspaper's importance to the average person who relies on daily reading to feel connected and informed.
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Lord Curzon
Great Britain
F. L. Fagley
Bledsoe Elected President pro Tempore ad Interim
Senator W H Bledsoe of Lubbock was chosen by the Texas senate for president pro tempore ad interim amid broad support. Elected in 1919 to the state senate, he recently secured another four year term and drew a four year term in redistricting. The selection faced no opposition and widespread backing from nearly all senators.
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W. H. Bledsoe
Texas Senate
Bledsoe
Lubbock
Senate
Archie Parr
Texas man warned after flirting with officer's wife
A Texas man received a 30 day restraining order after approaching the wife of a local police officer. The incident led to a court warning that any further contact would result in tighter penalties.
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Texas
Recist
Amarillo spring quips and hometown sayings mix humor
A collection of light notes from Amarillo jokes and observations about spring cleaning, honesty, cabbage front yards, rouge faced mothers, horse drawn pulls, and politically spicy quips. The piece pokes fun at local life, weather, and figures while roaming through vivid regional humor.
Amarillo Opinions on Conviction and Disagreement
Panhandle Press contrasts Amarillo folk with State Press and Dallas News, arguing that disagreement fuels belief and promotes strong conviction. It cites Columbus era debates on baptizing and slavery to illustrate how public opinion shifts and that even serious thinkers fear controversy yet hold firm views.
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Amarillo News
Amarillo
State Press
Dallas News
Spain
Heaven
Mbus
Hispaniola
Elevator Man Rides Elevator Imagery In Versified Rhyme
A compact verse sketches a traveler who rides elevators all day. The speaker notes swift travel and floor by floor rounds. The poem captures the ups and downs of lift life as a recurring motif.
The Skeleton Finger By Headon Hall
Norman Slater pursues Kathleen Glenister while Sir Dudley plots. A兼 maid Grimes and a hidden keeper lure Norman into a trap as suspense builds toward a Beechwood cottage confrontation and a police inquiry led by Inspector Wragge.
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Headon Hall
Kathleen Glenister
K Kathleen
Norman Slater
Kathleen
Sir Dudley
Slater
Beechwood Village
Colnbrook
Norman
Keeper's Cottage
Beechwood
Inspector Wragge
Cadogan Gardens
Littl
Grange
Hinkley
Wragge
Wrage
George Glenister
Dudley
Sally
London
John Grimes
Grimes
Wragee
Plans to map Himalaya from airplanes begin
Plans are under way to map unknown parts of the Himalaya Mountains from airplanes. Scientists and expedition teams aim to chart unmapped regions, assess terrain, and collect data for future exploration initiatives.
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Himalaya Mountains
Repentance Theme for Lent ReadingETA
A daily lent meditation prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America features a Bible reading plan. This Saturday focuses on repentance and spiritual reflection for readers engaged in fellowship and devotion.
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Commission On Evangelism of
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Mature artist Rudolph Reuter slated for Panhandle recital
Emil F Myers announced a veteran pianist with international renown, Rudolph Reuter, will perform at the Panhandle Music Festival on Wednesday afternoon April 15. Reuter, born in New York, studied in Germany, won the Mendelssohn Prize, led the Imperial Academy in Tokyo, gave numerous concerts in Japan and Europe, and later toured the United States and six European countries. He will play a Mason and Hamlin grand piano for the festival audience.
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Panhandle
Emil F. Myers
Mr. Myers
Reuter
City of
New York
Rudolph Reuter
America
Germany
Hamburg Symphony Orchestra
Far East
Imperial Academy
Tokyo
Government School of
Japan
China
Siberia
Godowsky
Elman
Schumann-Heink
Europe
Mason and Hamlin
Tax Penalties for Delinquents Fixed
Tax Assessor George M. Waddill announced that on April 1 a 1 percent interest charge and standard costs will be added to 1924 taxes for delinquent properties. The ten percent penalty on February 1 is not the final penalty. additional costs are required by Texas law across county state school or city taxes.
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George M. Waddill
Texas
Whethe
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Challenge from the Daily News
Crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with many four letter words and a few longer terms. Clues cover anatomy elements locations directions pronouns measurements music notes and miscellaneous nouns with answers hinted by positions on the grid. The puzzle includes numeric indicators and a note about yesterday’s solution.
Letter From Leslie to John Alden Prescott Contined
A voice from a wife to her husband explores modern marriage. She weighs money pride silence and social scrutiny while considering a conventional friendly basis for remaining together. Ruth advises burying pride and accepts promises as the core of marriage. The note ends with the promise of further continuation tomorrow.
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Les
John Alden Prescott
John
Scylla
Charybdis
Jack
Haven
Ruth
Leslie
Amarillo Real Estate Board hears growth plans and resignations
A. B. Stinnett outlines Gigantic Amarillo growth with rail, power plant, and May capital visits while General Goethals may tour the city. A $350,000 manufacturing plant is eyed. Judge Palmer urges neighborly trade visits for Exposition exhibits. T. M. Bruner resigns as president amid club expansion.
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Stirnett Pictures
Bruner
Palmer
A. 8. Stinnett
Amarillo
W. A. Palmer
T. M. Bruner
Panhandle
General Goethals
Panama Canal
Canadian River
Tris State
J. R. Gant
C. J Atwood
Amarillo Business Club hears salesmanship program
A general discussion on salesmanship marked the Amarillo Business Club meeting held yesterday noon at the Amarillo Hotel. Speakers included Y Ridings Roy Britton JH Northcut and U Bradley with Bradley delivering the main talk on salesmanship.
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Daily News
Daily Tribune
B. Nunn
J. L. Nundt
Avid M . Warren
Evening Post
the Dailys
Iy News
Agesilaus
The
Cowboy Pete
Baltimore
Abe Martin
Stanley
Window
Sir Duuiey
James Glenister
Cupid
Buil
Alf Grinstead
Beechwood Grange
Nor- Man
Flapper
Actreas
E. F. Myers
Reuters
You and
Ireland
Cape Good Hope
Fiz
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