Amarillo Panhandle News merger details and history
The Amarillo Panhandle merged with Daily News and Daily Tribune to form the Amarillo Morning News. Publisher Nusa and J. Lb. Nunn led operations with M. Warren as general manager. The paper served the Panhandle region of Texas New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western Oklahoma, distributing 12 to 24 hours ahead of major papers. Subscriptions offered in Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico with various rates.
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Oil field rapid development in Panhandle region
Development in the Carson Hutchinson oil field is accelerating faster than residents expect. A train load of field equipment is shipping to Panhandle, following news that the fiftieth producing well has been brought in. The field is becoming a major factor in North Panhandle growth, with Panhandle and nearby towns set to expand as development continues.
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Rats Targeted by Board of Health Says No Disease War
The California Board of Health vetoes a plan to combat rats by spreading disease among them. Authors note the ideal of a disease that harms rats but spares humans, yet authorities warn insufficient knowledge to ensure no spread of pestilence. Rats will be shot drowned smothered poisoned starved or trapped but not infected.
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California Board of Health
Reading Wisdom and Quick Verdicts in a Changing World
Emerson argued no book merits reading until twenty years old, except but science ages fast. Today new discoveries render texts obsolete quickly and prizes spread verdicts instantly. The piece leans on satire about timing, knowledge, and perception with aphorisms on honesty and wit.
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Emerson
Germany
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed Text
Puzzle clues and stray phrases appear in a jumbled list about mail, letters and definitions. It reads like mixed fragments from a crossword page with terms on postal topics, shapes and colors, and various words such as measure of area and third note in scale.
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Morizontal
Word puzzle clues from crossword style puzzle chaos
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and word definitions asks for yesterday's crossword answer. It gathers phrases like persistent mail user, postman, cornet, salt water, and pronouns to guide solution. The fragment resembles a puzzle page rather than a stand-alone news item.
Hartley County Fair Sets Strong Panhandle Record
Hartley County exhibits at Amarillo Tri-State Fair scored 945 points, up 82.2 from last year, earning fifth place and a comfortable lead over rivals. The report notes Panhandle counties consistently win premiums at the Dallas Fair and predicts Hartley’s entry will draw attention there. The Higgins News adds editorials vanish as ads boost local papers and business prospects.
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Efficiency by E J C SOR Rath
John W Brooke, hardware magnate, meets Sherwood of Economy and Efficiency Corp Limited to discuss a household efficiency reform. Brooke cites $200,000 yearly savings at his plant. Sherwood vows total household overhaul with single firm control and guaranteed big results.
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Immigrant family split by quota law tested by fate
Cynthia Grey chronicles a wife and her twelve year old son barred from joining their husband in the United States despite his visa. The family faces possible destitution as the wife and child must return home while the husband stays employed abroad. Grey argues marriage should not be separated by immigration rules.
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Mesband
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Atlantic
Vernon Urges People to Mail Checks for Fair Support
O. V. Vernon, secretary of the Board of City Development, asks all supporters to mail their contributions to the Tri-State Fair Association quickly. He aims for at least half of the $7,000 deficit to be covered, hoping guarantors avoid paying more than half their pledges. Already $2,000 has been donated by non guarantors.
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O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
Tri-State Fair Association
Farmers promised ready market for their cotton here
Farmers bringing cotton to Amarillo will find a ready market, says L. Fickle, manager of the local gin. The experienced gin and cotton man promises the best market price for the staple. About 800 bales will be ginned here this fall.
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Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise
Leslie Prescott warns Jack and Syd about public appearances as tension rises over a flawed action. The group discusses consequences, compensation, and fate, while Jack and Sally prepare to visit a hospital where Hastings and a girl are improving.
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