Amari Daily News merging with Daily News in Amarillo
The Amari Daily News transfers into the Daily News under new management. The merged paper will publish the morning edition and maintain a combined staff. Subscription rates are listed for in state and out of state delivery with mail and carrier options. The notice reiterates Associated Press rights and corrections policy and pledges accuracy.
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Psalm and hymn quotes in a devotional note
A short devotional item cites Psalm 46 1 2 and Martin Luthers hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God as expressions of faith describing God as refuge and strength in trouble and strength for believers.
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Amarillo urged to host 1926 West Texas Chamber convention
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce sets 1926 convention plans with cities vying for headquarters. Amarillo is urged to seize the opportunity to welcome delegates and showcase the Panhandle Plains, promising Texas citizens a broader view of the state. Thousands are expected to visit in June for the first time, boosting local visibility and attendance.
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Amarillo
Aim in Life Discussed by Thia Grey for Women
The News writer Thia Grey urged women to have a definite living to earn. She told a college graduate unsure of a path that without training she could not teach or qualify as a stenographer or bookkeeper. She emphasized the aim of work and the need for a vocation.
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Cranberry Days and Seasonal Shifts in Cranberry Use
A historical note explains how cranberry consumption expanded beyond holiday meals due to aggressive cranberry raisers. Cranberries now start in early fall and remain a popular year round food, with sauce jelly and pie common beyond Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Fragmented Prose Snippet With Unclear Theme
A garbled OCR fragment includes stray phrases about looking prosperous, a pressing shop, power of the press, work provoking anger, growing up, marrying a rich widow, and a bachelor who cannot stay away from home. No clear event or identities emerge.
Beauty Show Moments Spark Confusion and Delight
A fragmented report notes moments at beauty shows with phrases indicating fluctuating atmospherics and audience reactions. The text hints at performances, audience engagement, and possible judging dynamics without detailing names or places.
Sale in The Post A Full Page Feature
Odd partial text hints at a weekly sales feature titled Salesman Sam appearing every Saturday in The Post with scattered fragments of prices and items, suggesting a newspaper promotion section.
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Letter From John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton Continues
The scene shifts as Mrs Atherton offers Maggie Stimpson a home and help. Jack and Syd arrange for Maggie’s clothes with an officer nearby. Leslie and Sally Atherton plan a luncheon and future aid, hinting at improving Maggie’s prospects before a note on Roswell census and school enrollment follows.
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Is It Fair To The Printers
Cleburne Review argues the core issue of government ownership of industry centers on government printing and stamped envelopes. It lauds the American press, especially rural papers, for standing firm and principled against pricing, as a symbolic stand in a broader socialistic trend.
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Flapper Fanny Warns On Government Printing Competition
Flapper Fanny argues that government control harms American enterprise by undercutting small printers and envelope costs. She notes firms in banking law medicine and manufacturing avoid printers who would oppose government pricing while relying on government envelopes.
Roswell School Enrollment Rises Sharply in 1924
Roswell public schools show growth from 1667 students on the second day of the month to 1892, an increase of 225. The rise indicates a notable population increase since the same time last year, though the full meaning remains unclear.
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Roswell
Texas Society formed by Brownwood expatriates in California
Brownwood Bulletin reports Texans now living in Southern California have formed a Texas Society in San Diego. W. D. McChristy is president, Captain J. D. Dickson the press agent, with many Brownwood natives in the group. The piece notes expatriates miss Texas and suggests they would prefer to return home, while Californians praise their adopted state.
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San Diego
J. D. Dickson
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New York
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Canyon Organizes New P. T. A. Body
In Canyon at West Texas State Teachers College training school, about fifty mothers attended a meeting where a new Parent-Teachers Association was organized. Mrs. J. A. Hill outlined the purpose and Mrs. Harvey Cash spoke, electing a president. a follow up meeting will soon be held to finalize the group. The public school P. T. A. has existed for years and helped spur improvements in the school system.
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J. A. Hill
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Street for Heroes in Winnipeg Gets New Name Waier Read
Winnipeg honors three Victoria Cross recipients by renaming the street where they lived within one block. The city agrees to call the thoroughfare Waier Read to recognize their wartime service and sacrifice. The change reflects local history and community pride.
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Brooke children confront efficiency expert over reduced allowances
JOHN W. BROOKE leaves town for two months and an efficiency expert takes charge of the Brooke mansion. Hedge reduces the three siblings allowances by half daily, then half-payable daily, then offers monthly or weekly advances. Constance, Billy, and Alice face a moral and financial squeeze as they navigate survival and pride during the head’s absence.
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Mr. Brooke
Ostentation of Wealthy Declines Over Years in New York
Cynthia Grey discusses Senator William A. Clark’s seven million dollar mansion, a 121 room museum with luxury features, now for sale at two million with no buyers. She notes the decline of ostentation, the rise of modest homes, and how wealth today signals differently in society.
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