Amarillo Morning News merger and rate notes
Amaruillo Morning News announces mergers with Daily News and Mang News in March linking editors Nunn and J L Nunn. Includes promotions, advertising guide, and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico readers. Also lists Associated Press rights and circulation details.
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Notice on corrections and retractions policy
Public notice states The News newspaper will correct erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations when brought to the editor. It notes no intention to injure and promises action when warranted for wrongly published references or articles.
A Thought on Honoring Fools From Proverbs and Youth
A compact moral note cites Proverbs 26 8 and the adage a fool at forty is a fool indeed attributed to Young. The lines warn against giving honor to the foolish and reflect on lasting foolishness from youth into maturity.
Brains Needed Most in Public Ownership Debate
Advocates of public ownership argue private salaries could fund public goods. War shows conscripting labor works, but not energy and brains for peace. High-paid innovators drive national progress, enabling universal services and affordable modern comforts through private enterprise.
Pampa Gets Gas for Domestic and Industrial Use
Pampa becomes the third Panhandle city to receive natural gas for homes and firms. Amarillo and Jimahat provided gas earlier, marking a regional expansion. The Panhandle-Plains plc aims to supply gas to all communities, emphasizing the gift of nature and economic benefit.
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Pampa
Panhandle
Amarillo
Jimaceck
Panhandle-Plains PLC
Letter from John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton continues
The scene centers on Sally Atherton defending Maggie Stimpson against threat and coercion by Stimpson. Prescott insists on fair handling, Maggie resists, and Mrs Atherton supports the girl, while Prescott refuses to abandon Maggie. The narrative ends with a demand for stability and a plan for Maggie’s future earnings.
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Sydney Carton
Stimpson
Sally Atherton
Prescott
Mrs. Atherton
Maggie
Mr. Prescott
Maggie Stimpson
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Flapper Fanny Says on Reading With Husband and Wife
Flapper Fanny quips that when a married couple read the same novel it often becomes a scrap book. The joke plays on shared reading turning into scattered notes and mismatched expectations in domestic life.
Paved Highway Push Backs Canyon Rivalry and Growth
Randall County advocates a paved Canyon Amarillo route arguing it will boost Canyon and its college without hurting Amarillo. The editorial warns against route switching by vested interests and urges timely paving in 19? to advance the Texas highway program and ease public suspicion surrounding the Highway Department.
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Randall County News
Canyon
Amarillo
Randall County
Floyd County
Heeperian
Medway Department
Highway Department
Miss Grey Views Mary Smith Return From Broadway
Cynthia Grey analyzes Mary Smith who left her hometown for New York, enjoyed the glitter and social life briefly, but returned after a year. She found New York workers and dating culture sophisticated yet hollow, missed home’s warmth, and learned lifelong friends and family ties outweigh metropolitan allure.
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Miss Grey
Mary Smith
Broadway
New York
Ritz
Efficiency By EJCOR Haunts Brooke Family
A widower hardware maker employs an efficiency expert to run his household for two months. Hedge inventories the Brooke mansion, clashes with the children, and discovers their monthly allowances total six thousand dollars yearly. The scene ends with Hedge preparing to dictate future terms as the next chapter teases.
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H. Hedge
Brooke Mansion
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Brooke
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Mr. Hedge
Hedge
Constance Brooke
Aice
E. E
Connie
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Scarlet fever scare ends after East Ward case
The scarlet fever scare arising from one East Ward school case has blown over, says Supt. W. A. McIntosh. The building was fumigated Thursday and last night and will be fumigated again Sunday night.
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East Ward
W. A. McIntosh
Hallowe'en Dance Preparations At Amarillo Country Club
Preparations for Amarillo Country Club Hallowe'en dance proceed as organizers plan a fancy dress masque. Dinner options include private party service or a Club Table, plus a midnight buffet. Prizes for costumes and new features highlight the event, restricted to members due to expected large crowds.
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Amarillo Country Club
Hallowe’en
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Baptists Postpone Texas Convention in Mineral Wells
The Texas Baptist General Convention postpones its annual meeting from November 18 to December 2 at Mineral Wells. Dr. F B Groner of Dallas, secretary of the executive board, sent the telegram to Dr. J B Nunn with no reason given for the delay.
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Texas Baptist General Convention
Mineral Wells
J. B. Nunn
F. 8. Groner
Dallas
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Groner
Hereford Banquet To Welcome Eastern Bankers
Special to The News Hereford Oct 23 Judge J R Kelso president of Texas Utilities Light company leads 20 eastern financiers arriving by special train for a 9 80 dinner at the new offices. Fred H Oberthien organized the event with Hereford officials ministers and press invited to share Deaf Smiths county and Panhandle information including products that won blue ribbons at fairs.
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Texas Utilities Light Company
J. R Kelso
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Fred H. Oberthien
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Panhandle
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