Classified Rates and Publication Details from The Daily News
The notice outlines postal and mailing rates for The Daily News in Amarillo Texas including rates for city, state, and out-of-town delivery. It lists subscription prices, terms, and mentions the Associated Press news rights and a public notice about corrections. The document reflects early 20th century newspaper billing and distribution practices.
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A Thought on Prayer and Temptation
A brief religious reflection cites Mark 14 18 urging vigilance in prayer. The message warns against temptation as faith guides kneeling devotion and spiritual restraint. It contrasts Satan's tremor with the sour man on his knees as a call to humility and vigilance.
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Satan
Clovis Progresses Paving Within City Limits
A dispatch from yesterday’s News reports Clovis New Mexico advancing paving inside city limits. Two miles of concrete will connect caliche state highways leading out of Clovis. The paper argues that interior paving follows exterior improvements and urges civic effort to complete the link.
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Shamrock Chamber Seeks New Members in Panhandle Growth
The Shamrock Chamber of Commerce launches an intensive campaign for new members amid rapid growth in Wheeler County from oil and gas. The county also advances agricultural development as Shamrock aims to strengthen the chamber and support regional progress.
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Wheeler County
Panhandle
Amarillo luncheon to feature Hearst writer E J Clapp
Hearst writer E J Clapp will speak at a Saturday noon luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Clapp, famed for his reporting, will hear about Amarillo and the Panhandle’s development and previously impressed local residents on an earlier visit. The note ends with a light moral reflection on criminals and golf.
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Hearst
Amarillo
America
Panhandle
Clapp
Murder case commentary from Marquette brief
A Marquette court transcript mentions Martin Havican charged with murder. State chemist ae Dilian testifies fingernail dirt yields blood evidence, suggesting a grim connection in court.
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Marquette, Mich
Martin Havican
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The Old Man Demands Money From a Town Crookedly
In a Pittsburgh office a man contemplates loaning $156000 to cover scandal rumors about his life. He suspects reformers and the press will twist his actions. Sally Atherton and Maggie Stimpson arrive, exposing the money bid and igniting new tension. Tomorrow features a Letter from John Alden to Sydney Carton.
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Education With Purpose Gives Real Power to Work
A college graduate with a BA laments lack of direction after education. She had strong grades and social activity but no clear career aim. The piece argues education must kindle ambition and a driving purpose to convert knowledge into action, else progress stalls.
Osaka Post Office Handles 4172 Crossword Replies
In Osaka on Oct 21 a statistician reports the Osaka Central Post Office processed 4172 crossword puzzle replies from June 25 to Aug 31, amounting to about half of the office mail for the same period.
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Osaka
County fair helps Hale county aim for Dallas exhibit
Col Ben Smyth, veteran exhibitor, explains how Harrison county won first at the Texas State Pair. He urges Hale county to replicate the collated county fair plan, mobilizing multiple communities for a wider, finer farm products exhibit. East Texas is energized as competition tightens.
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West Texas
Dog Mascot Felix Carried To Grave In Chicago
Felix the dog mascot of a Chicago fire engine company was buried today in a forest preserves plot. Six school children carried him in a wooden casket. eight automobiles carried mourners including twenty firemen. Firefighters and business mourners spent about $400 on flowers and a tomatons.
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Forest Preserves
Too Much Efficiency By ESCO Rath
John W. Brooke, hardware magnate, hires efficiency experts to manage his house for two months. Hedge arrives, takes charge, and the sisters Constance Alice and Billy plot to handle the situation themselves rather than involve Uncle Roscoe. They resolve to unite, keep it private, and seek a solution without public embarrassment.
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Connie
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Oe W. Brooke
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Seward County Rural Teachers Meet Oct 24
Special to The News Liberal Kansas Oct 22 The Se ward County Teachers Association will hold a meeting at the high school building in Liberal Saturday afternoon October 24 at 2 o’clock A program of interest to all has been arranged and a large attendance is expected Topics include Roll Call dramatization from Wideawake School plans for a County Track Meet community interest in the Rural School Saxophone and Piano Duet and Explanation of the Moral Code for School Children
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Wideawake
Rachel Hart
Frank R. Sanders
Owen K. Sheldon
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Alice Simonson
N. B. Mahuron
Indicted Ramsdell Postmaster in Money Order Scam
Hugh Longan of Ramsdell Texas and assistant postmaster was indicted by a Federal grand jury for embezzlement after accepting checks for money orders he could not cash. About $970 in bad checks were involved. Bond signed by W P Haynes and W P Rogers. Sherman White of McLean is his attorney. Longan aided his wife who is Ramsdell postmistress.
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Ramsdell
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W. P. Haynes
W. P. Rogers
Sherman White
McLean
Rev Virgil Fisher Salary Increase At San Jacinto Church
Members of the San Jacinto Methodist church voted to raise Rev. Virgil Fisher salary to 2750 dollars for next year. Presiding elder Rev. W M Lane notes the church has paid all its bills. The church budget for this year was 10350 dollars and 180 additions joined in the last year.
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Virgil Fisher
San Jacinto
Harvester building contracts set for Grant Street site
International Harvester bids on new Grant Street structures and heating systems totaled fourteen offers with ten bids for buildings. W A Fisk, local manager, expects to decide today after reviewing proposals. Estimated cost runs 250000 to 300000 dollars. Construction to begin soon and be ready by next spring.
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International Harvester Company
W. A. Fisk
Fisk
Amarillo land sales draw attention from Chicago
F Z Bishop of the Bishop Land Co lengthens exposure in Amarillo focusing on selling lots in Amarillo and Panhandle land. His firm operates Chicago offices and distributes descriptive literature from the Chicago office, with Amarillo Townsite and Land Co as a branch.
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Amarillo
F. Z. Bishop
Bishop Land Co
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