Amarillo Daily News history and circulation notes
The Amarillo Daily News merged with Daily Tribune in 1821 and with Daily News in 1920. It describes morning publication, coverage areas including New Mexico and eastern Oklahoma, and dispatch services. Rates list mail and carrier prices, with combination options with the Evening Post. It notes Associated Press rights, corrections policy, and public notice of errors.
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Daily News
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Evening Post
Associated Press
Thoughtful Wit Through Ancient Fragments
A compact verse fragment surveys warnings against foolish questions and gender strife with Biblical and classical echoes. It juxtaposes a Second Timothy admonition with a Rochefoucauldian remark on aging fools, hinting at timeless folly.
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Amarillo School System Faces Major Enrollment
Thousands of Amarillo children prepare to begin classes with registration underway for high school and junior high. The system expects over 5,000 students this year and operates with a budget around 313,000, highlighting the city’s large educational enterprise.
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Amarillo
Weeklies in Texas Unite for Advertising Cooperation
Texas weeklies with small circulations from 200 to thousands seek national ads through Texas Weeklies Inc. The organization aims to reduce costs of auditing and accounts, pooling efforts to secure more advertising. Cooperation should boost representation in future Texas newspaper columns.
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Texas
Texas Weeklies, Inc
West Texas State Teachers College Exhibit At Tri State Fair
The West Texas State Teachers College of Canyon plans another display at the Tri State Fair drawing widespread interest as the Panhandle’s colleges seek broader representation. Wayland College Plainview and Clarendon College Clarendon welcome Panhandle participation. Texas Technological College Lubbock likely cannot attend due to a late opening on September 30.
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West Texas State Teachers College of
Canyon
Panhandle
Wayland College
Plainview
Clarendon College
Clarendon
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Amarillo Eyes Legion Team at Denver Tourney Win
Amarillo backs the American Legion team aiming for victory in the Denver tournament. Two wins put Amarillo in strong position, with the hunt season opening and a call to obey the law. The Tri-State Fair runs Sept 26 to Oct 1 as the Third Annual Exposition promises to be the greatest yet. Daily News ads reach thousands of Panhandle subscribers.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Denver
Tri-State
Amagillo
the Panhandle
Daily News Crossword Puzzle clue list incomplete
A readable fragment presents a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues including numbers and partial answers such as Bet 1 Not true Antitoxin To drink dog fashion and various others. The text lists clues for positions like 28 horizontal 6 vertical 4 6 7 8 9 and many more with scattered terms and partial answers, but no coherent solution or grid is provided.
Missing cashier Nugent described by police
ABE MARTIN reports cashier Finley Nugent about $190 missing since last night and Constable Newt Plum has telegraphed a description to the police. Mrs. Ike Lark ordered someone to drive to the front gate and close car windows as rain began to pour.
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Finley Nugent
Newt Plum
Ike Lark
Libel suits and newspaper profits in early era
Panhandle Press notes how libel lawsuits against papers faded as costs fall on plaintiffs and editors learned libel laws. The Brownwood Bulletin discusses decades of costly battles over reputation and the impracticality of suing, shaping the industry's stance on libel.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Cheaper Beer Urged by British Brewers
Associated Press reports in Brighton England that cheaper beer is urged as a remedy for unemployment that has troubled governments since the war ended. Brewers argue lower beer prices could boost demand and job retention in the brewing and hospitality sectors.
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England
May Seymour Returns To California In Money Seeking Romance
May Seymour, whose husband killed himself after her affair, returns to her hometown seeking wealth and a rich husband. On a train to Los Altos she flirts with Dan Sprague and Herb Waterbury while a movie hopeful Goldie Gay courts Dan. May faces deception and romance as she contemplates which man will fund her future.
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May Seymour
Atlantic City
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Carlotta Frolking
May
Carlotta
Dan
California
Waterbury
Los Altos
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Gloria May
Ulysses Forgan
Herbie Waterbury
Herbie
Herb
Frolking
Goldie Gay
Goldie
Pullman
Lemuel Fishback
Brunet
Couse
Mounteback
San Jose
Negro Woman Freed On Liquor Charge
Dixie Fowler a negro woman was acquitted by a district court jury yesterday afternoon of violating prohibition laws. She was arrested after a raid on a servant’s house in the 2200 block on Polk street when beer and a five gallon still were seized.
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Dixie Fowler
Polk Street
Letter From James Condon About Mabel and Pearls
James Condon writes Sally Atherton confessing doubts about a scheme tied to Mrs. Prescott and her stolen pearls. He recalls love for Mabel, notes a perfume scent at a police station, and hints at possible trouble if his actions had differed. He questions how Mabel fits the theft narrative and mentions a jewelry-heist context.
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James Condon
Sally Atherton
Sally
Mr. Prescott
Mabel
Mystery Woman Seen Near Office Sparks Suspicions
A late night sighting of a taxi with a man and woman, whom the observer suspects may be Mabel, fuels theories about her motive. The note links Mabel to the boss, a failed attempt to abduct money, and possible flight to South America, reflecting ongoing tension and clues in the case.
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Mabel
South America
Mable
NEA Service, Inc
James Condon
Sally Atherton
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