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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
Publication details from the Amarillo Globe show the paper's publication schedule and credits. It notes Evening and Sunday morning editions, office addresses, phone lines for News and Business, and Associated Press ownership and local news publication rights.
An OCR fragment shows subscription and pricing data for daily and Sunday editions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates listed include one month six months and one year options with varying prices. The text is garbled but indicates multiple regional price points and a Sunday only option.
The Globe argues the Bivins Fisk Harris ticket serves Amarillo and urges fair minded citizens to vote for the candidates who will best serve the city. It warns against class prejudice and urges voting for Amarillo. Endorses the three men as best for mayor and commissioners.
Daily program listings across major stations including WCCO WHA WGN WMAQ KFAR KGO KFI KGW KGO and others detailing afternoon to late night concerts lectures and orchestras. Notable entries include municipal organ recitals broadcasts by Ford and Green Time and various chamber and vocal ensembles.
A crossword puzzle list with clues and partial answers from a historical page. Includes numerous mis printed letters and garbled items across many entries, covering general knowledge terms, measurements, and languages, with several proper nouns and abbreviations interspersed throughout.
A beginner guide explains solving a crossword by quickly matching horizontal and vertical synonyms to available spaces. Words must interlock perfectly, extending across or downward from clue numbers to form a foundation for solving more difficult entries.
Chaotic local notes recount straw polls at jails and a hospital ward showing Tack leading.Lon and Lee lagging with 0 to 7 tallies. Report also mentions visitors from colleges, a journalism club group, and a shopworn yarn about a new reporter warned for long articles.
In April the writer tours Holland from a train, admiring sturdy Dutch life, windmills, colorful cottages, and thrifty housewives while contrasting calm Holland with restless America. He meets Mr Isaac Cohen, speaks of permanence in America, and notes Amsterdam briefly before rushing on to Paris with luggage lost and fatigue.
J E Sargent is reported to have received a $100000 prize for a disc sign. The item names a notable figure and the large sum tied to the award. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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