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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
11
The notice lists telephones and department lines for the News and Business sections in Amarillo. It details subscription options by mail and carrier, including one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year terms with varying prices, and notes regional availability in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico.
The document quotes political quarrels over wealth and class, cites Webster on organized finance, and covers a 1920 Amarillo water rate investigation. It includes remarks by Lon Marrs, reference to Bivins and the civic auditor H V Robertson, with commentary on City Light and Water Company hearings and ordinance actions.
A rambling diary style column describes a tired candidate’s misadventures after a heavy campaigning day. The narrator endures a perilous stomach episode attributed to oysters, contemplates attending the Tanhandle music festival, and weaves in local politics including mortgage debts, bank closures, and a visit from a police officer.
The document discusses an Amarillo dispute from 1925 quoting Lon D Marrs about H V Robertson recommending a water rate raise. It references a 1920 investigation into the City Light and Water Company for 1919 and relates to a city water rate application. The text highlights civic oversight and financial concerns surrounding the water utility.
A dense radio schedule lists programs by station and city, detailing times and acts from WSAI Cincinnati to KGW Portland. Notable acts include Hortons Orchestra, Dallas Garland Musicians, Halstead’s Orchestra, and KGO Oakland musical programs, with many stations airing orchestras and studio concerts into the late evening.
Crossword puzzle from J C Boyd with many horizontal and vertical clues. Includes Buddhist shrine unclosed dome, satire, weed, paradise, naked, compass point, aged, and many other entries. Presents both horizontal and vertical word lists with answers.
Paris diary recounts Montmartre life and Nini's cafe dining with painter models and poets. Oscar Wilde’s final days are remembered in a grim garret near Saint-Germain des Pres, amid echoes of fame and exile. The piece blends street scenes, literary history, and a roaming admirer from New York.
A guidance note explains solving a word puzzle where each starting number marks a word to the first shaded stop. Horizontal clues read left to right, vertical clues read top to bottom. Compare synonyms in appended lists to spaces, fill known words, and ensure the completed grid interlocks perfectly.
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