Subscription rates and notices from The Amarillo Daily News
The paper announces subscription prices for Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and nearby regions with annual and six month terms. It notes carrier and mail options and mentions the Associated Press lease wire and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Corrections policy is stated to address misprints promptly.
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J. Lo
Oklahoma
Menver
Werth
Gaiahome
Werilie
Texas
Vlorade
New Meaico
New Mexico
Carrien
Amaia
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Daily News
Absociated Press
Associated Trese
Aga Night
Associated
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Wealth Should Serve Not Rule The Wise
A reflection on riches urging restraint and wisdom. It contrasts trust in the living God with the danger of wealth, reminding the rich to make riches serve them rather than assume dominion. Includes a biblical citation and a quotation from Sir J. Det ham.
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Sir J. Detham
Eastern capitalists urge Panhandle utility growth visit
Eastern capitalists and public utility men visited the Panhandle Plains and Eastern New Mexico this week. Judge L R Kelso led the Texas Utilities Co. and New Mexico Utilities Co. party noting the region’s agricultural potential and need for public utilities as ranches break up and farmers settle. The News expects visitors will leave more confident in the area's prospects.
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Panhandle
Panhandle Plains
Sahanille
Paiia
L. R. Kelso
Texas Utilities Co
New Mexico Utilities Co
Texas
New Mexico
Waters Death Ends Long Pressed Agricultural Advocate Career
Dr Henry J Waters editor of the Kansas City Weekly Star dies ending a 25 year tenure devoted to agricultural welfare in the Midwest. Known for agricultural editing and education he led Missouri education work before becoming president of Kansas State Agricultural College and later joined the Star as editor.
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Waters
Henry J Waters
Kansas City Weekly Star
Middle West
America
Agricultural Co
Missouri
Kansas State Agricultural College
Rocking Babies Debate Sparks Modernist Clash
Mrs Robert H Jones mother of Bobby Jones contends against modernists who discourage rocking babies arguing that rocking remains vital for wellbeing especially when a child is delicate or ill. The piece notes support for traditional care and hints at broader social duties.
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Robert H. Jones
Bobby Jones
Jones
Grandmother Jones
Tomorrow Letter From Leslie Prescott to Rath Burke Continues
A serialized household drama moves forward as Leslie Prescott writes Ruth Burke about family tensions. Sally Atherton mentors Maggie Stimpson and helps her transform from a restless girl into a poised worker. Jack Jr and Sydney face jealousy within Mrs Prescott as delicate fatherly lines blur. The letter notes Karl Stekley’s return home and Karl’s health, along with Sally’s California trip and the impact of changes on all involved.
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Ruth
Paula Perter
Sally
Sally Atherton
Jack
Maggie Mpson
Maggie
Maggie Stimpson
California
Mother
Karl
Mary
Stekley
Hanna
Sydney
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Prescott
Rath Burke
Anderson Acquires Building Housing Paige Jewett Cars
A. T. Anderson of the Anderson Paige Jewett Motor Co announces he has purchased the building at 113 East Tenth Street from Judge Thomas F. Turner. The Paige and Jewett cars will remain in Amarillo at this location, and remodeling will expand the space to meet growing business.
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Anderson- Paige-Jewett Motor Co
Tenth Street
Thomas F.turner
Anderson
Paige and Jewett Cars
Amarillo
Mrs Kathrine Gray Die in Miami Home
Kathrine Gray aged 64 wife of N A Gray died at her Miami home from acute indigestion. The Grays moved to the Panhandle in 1888 and have lived in Miami 25 years. She leaves husband and nine children. Burial will be in Miami cemetery after their children arrive.
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Miami
Kathrine Gray
N. A. Gray
State to regulate motor stage and truck lines in state
Santa Fe Oct 21 The state corporation commission plans action to regulate motor stage and truck lines after a ruling by Assistant Attorney General James N Bujac that motor transportation lines carrying passengers and freight are common carriers subject to commission control The chief aim is to require these lines to publish rates by filing with the commission and to file reports Rates published cannot be changed except on days notice
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State Corporation Commission
James N. Bujac
Sul
Ye Commission
Hotels and Camps Employees Studying in Pagka Nation
Most workers in the hotels and camps of the United States National Pagka are students. The note highlights a student workforce comprising a large share of seasonal and part time staff across hospitality sites.
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United States National Pagka
Preacher from Tennessee to Speak at Church of Christ
Rev. E. P. B. Watson of Shelbyville Tennessee will fill the pulpit at the Church of Christ next Sunday. He is en route to Amarillo and may be chosen as the new pastor after Sunday's service.
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Church OF Christ
Tennessee
E. PB. Watson
Shelbyville, Tenn
Amarillo
ABE MARTIN On Memory and a Swift Kick
Abe Martin quips that folks with remarkable memories dwell too much on the past and rarely recall pleasant moments. He jokes a quick kick might jolt a man back to his friends and better spirits, reflecting his humorous rural observations.
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Lim
Too Much Efficiency By ESCO Hedge Takes Control
John W. Brooke leaves home with his children unaware as H. Hedge, an efficiency expert, seizes authority over the Brooke mansion. Hedge installs a clock punch system for staff, contends with Mary the cook, and quotes a maxim about domestic strife while Brooke’s daughter Constance resists the control and guards her pet goldfish and inheritance.
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John W. Brooke
Constance
Billy
Alice
H. Hedge
Brooke Mansion
Hedge
Demosthnes
Brooke
Demosthenes
Matilda
Home versus career problem worthy of deep study
Cynthia Grey argues that modern women face a clash between career and home life. She notes barriers have eroded but tensions remain as women seek paid work while maintaining family roles. Smith College hosts a Rockefeller Foundation funded institute to study reconciling motherhood with intellectual or professional careers.
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Institute
Smith College
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Memphis Canyon Site Bids Set for Class B Semi Final
Memphis and Canyon vie to host the Class B district championship semi final game scheduled for Saturday. Bids opened at 300 dollars. Canyon offered 500 dollars and Memphis 525 dollars as reports noted yesterday.
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Canyon
Memphis
City Briefs Highlight Local Births Clergy Moves and Meetings
Mr and Mrs Gerald Ratcliffe welcome a son named Gerald Collins Jr born Sunday. Rev Foy E Wallace Jr ends a revival in Amarillo with 47 additions at First Church of Christ Wichita Falls. Tyler Street Methodist Oak Cliff Dr Stanley W Hayne transfer with 1296 in Sunday School last Sunday. B R Clark and Dr Clifton Carter to lead Kiwanis Club program at Amarillo noon today. no bulletin issued this week prompting full attendance.
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Gerald Ratcliffe
Gerald Collins, Jr
Foy E. Wallace, Jr
Amarillo
First Church of Christ
Wichita Falls
Tyler Street Methodist Church
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Stanley W. Hayne
B. R. Clark
Clifton Carter
Kiwanis Club
Second Boy Scout Field Mar Will Be Employed
Employment of a second field executive was authorized by the Panhandle Boy Scout Council at a semi annual meeting in Amarillo. Guymon Oklahoma was chosen for the next executive committee gathering, with plans for camp improvements including a dam creating a lake and a dining room. The council notes 250 more registered counts than any other Ninth Region area. officers and attendees included M. McCullough, B. C. Beaman, T. Nelson, and others.
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Guymon
Panhandle
Phebe K. Warner
Ttle
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Co. M. McCullough
T. H. Nelson
Cullough
B. C. Beaman
Russell
W. M. LecBae
Nelson
H. & En Hulen
Swain
Nob Mayer
Prof Burge
Walter Harlow
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Memphis-Canyon
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