Amarillo Daily Globe publication data and pricing
A historical Amarillo Globe front matter lists founding date February 20 1924 and circulation options. It notes publication evenings excluding Saturday and Sunday morning, with mail and carrier rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, including monthly and yearly prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Amarillo Scouts seek 6770 fund for next year
On Thursday April 17 1924 Amarillo Boy Scouts urged local business men bachelors and fathers to donate to a 6770 campaign. Leaders framed gifts as investments in future manhood and asked the community to respond despite slow initial donations.
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BOY
Amarillo
Panhandle Penwomen Benefit From Diverse Writing Club
The Panhandle Penwomen gain four advantages from their organization including diversification of activities new views association with other women and the satisfaction of a field theirs by discovery The group values study of journalism and writing as a path to broader horizons and intellectual elevation Membership emphasizes social contact idea exchange and inspiration in a shared hobby with potential future literary work from members.
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Panhandle Penwomen
Panhandle
Club
Amarillo urged to back National Guard enlistment drive
City leaders warn Amarillo could lose a business anchor if National Guard units shrink. Five units need 50 new volunteers to remain solid for another year, with business and professional men urged to support the enlistment campaign and help retain essential local defense units.
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Amarillo
Sign on a Georgia Farm and a Fortunes of Humor
A Georgia farm sign warns trespassers of severe punishment while a collection of political maxims and jokes from Amarillo and other places fills the page. The miscellany includes quotes from Henry Ford and casual reflections on politics, motivation, deception, and manners.
Local visitors and business trips noted in Amarillo
Sheriff Les Whitaker was in Memphis today. Harold Knupp went to Dallas on business. J N Tolbert of Woodward Okla visits Amarillo. R B Gatlin of Chicago Ill is there on business. George Garner of Pampa is a business visitor. Gus Leseberg Canyon farmer visits. M C Burton of Topeka Kan on Amarillo business. Mr and Mrs R O Farrell visiting from Oklahoma City. Hedley officers in Amarillo seeking bootlegger. Tom Smith Clarendon visiting. former Panhandle sheriff. Dick White of Lubbock Poultry and Egg Co visits. D B Holland returns from South Plains trip. John Spann and Jack Smith from Fort Worth and Denver railway go to Clarendon on business. F E Ingram Stratford rancher in Amarillo seeking two year old steers. T M Clark West Texas State Teachers College Canyon visits his niece Mrs Howard Trigg.
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Les Whitaker
Memphis
Harold ¥. Knupp
Dallas
J. N. Tolbert
Woodward
Okla
Amarillo
R. B. Gatvin
Chicago
George Garner
Pampa
Gus Leseberg
Canyon Farmer
M. C. Burton
Topeka
Kan
R. O'Farrell
Oklahoma City
Hedley
Tom Smith
Clarendon
Panhandle
Dick White
Lubbock Poultry and Egg Company
D. B. Holland
North Johnson Street
South Plains
John Spann
Jack Smith
Fort Worth
Denver
F. E. Ingram
Stratford Rancher
Friday Night Radio Listings Across U S Cities
Radio schedule roundup shows programs from WMU Memphis featuring Hon Josephus Daniels to Stainer’s The Crucifixion. Multiple stations across New York Philadelphia Newark Boston and Chicago air concerts talks sermons and cantatas for Good Friday with names like Gladys Gavreau Sybil Sanderson Fagan and Beatrice.
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Weap
Warhington
WMU
Memphis
Josephua Daniels
Wees
Ars York
Good Friday
Xsi
St Louis
Morcacente
Christ
CFCA
Toronto
Stainer
WEAF
New York
Hazeil Jone Moses
Vibryona George Claydon
Gladys Gavreau
Thornton Fisher
Comtesse Morichard le Fevre de Montagny
Billy
Tain
James E. Lough
Thornton Burg
Aslang Lie Eide
West End Presbyterian Church
Robert Sanchez
Edna MacNary
Emma DuBois
Half Minute Interviews from Amarillo Citizens
County farm agent Harmon Benton talks trees and shrubs at Northwest Texas hospital and on county library grounds. Albert Randall notes San Jacinto growth and building a home at 1007 Alabama for W. L. Ponder. A farmer mentions five girls ahead of him in Amarillo barber shop. Ernest Albright comments on Amarillo and future congress race. Local attorney praises the Daily Globe for a smiling, nonharmful tone. Ernest Albright enjoys Amarillo and its people. A Taylor street tale recalls playful cow milking with a joking “crank case” gag.
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Harmon Benton
Northwest Texas Hospital
Albert Randall
San Jacinto
Alabama
W. L. Ponder
Amarillo
Randall Drug Co Rexall One-Cent Sale Starts Today
The Randall Drug Co. announces a Rexall one-cent sale starting today through Saturday featuring two Rexall items for one cent more than regular price. Oscar D. Randall says a full line of stationery, toilet water, box candies, sundries, household remedies and other Rexall products are included.
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Randall Drug Co
Rexall
Oscar D. Randall
New York Day by Day Highlights Rich Man’s Splits and Playwrights
In Manhattan high society and the theater world, worn wives of wealthy sons seek nepenthe after divorce. women become outcasts, while men shed allowances. Greenwich Village mourns George Cook, a pioneer who backed O’Neill and Glaspell. A four-block stroll shows Midtown bustle: a milk bottle falls, a fire wagon clips a post, a blast breaks windows, and a beggar collapses outside a cathedral.
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New York
Manhattan
Woolworth
Variety of Public Notices and Nonsensical Anecdotes
A string of misc facts and local items lists names and places such as E C Flinn 606 Jackson street ill, Miss Valeria Hutchinson Clayton here Tuesday, and Mrs R L Dye Amarillo from Clarendon. It notes Quaker population figures, streetcar claims, fly traps, tax complaints, and Postmaster Bill Kenyon counting mail in his sleep with scattered local names and quotes.
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Bill Kenyon
Denver cattle epidemic scare called unfounded
Denver Union stock yard officials reported no hoof and mouth disease after ten days quarantine. Bureau of Animal Industry tests showed calves suffered from vascular stomatitis, a common calf illness. The incident prompted mailing of circular letters and posters to cattle ship points.
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Denver Unon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Denver Yards
Prospector Injured in Lubbock Auto Accident
R L Young of Alabama on a prospecting tour to Amarillo came to Lubbock and was run down by a touring car. He sustained a fractured skull and other injuries with little hope of recovery. His son in Detroit has been notified.
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R. L. Young
Alabama
Amarillo
Lubbock
Mr. Young
Detroit
Mich
Scottish Rite Masons Maun Day Observance at Shrine Hall
The Scottish Rite Masons announce a Maun day observance at Shrine Hall, 509 Polk. The event will be held Thursday at 7 p.m., with attendance requested from members.
Palmer Photoplay Debuts Judgment of the Storm and More
The Mission presents Judgment of the Storm led by Lloyd Hughes and Lucille Rickson with Myrtle Stedman Bruce Gordon Frankie Darro and Fay MacKenzie. The Liberty offers Ace of the Law with Bill Patton along with The Santa Fe Trail and a Rolin comedy.
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Palmer Photoplay Corporation
Lloyd Hughes
Lucille Rickson
Myrtle Stedman
Bruce Gordon
Frankie Darro
Fay MacKenzie
Liberty
Bill Patton
Richard Barthelmess breaks contract with Inspirations Pictures
Richard Barthelmess, a popular screen star, quits Inspirations Pictures amid rumors of jealousy involving Charles Duell and Lillian Gish. He left for Bermuda after a dispute over his role in The Bright Shawl, while Gloria Swanson stars in A Society Scandal and Ruth Roland recovers from a fall. Ramon Novarro, supporting his family, plans to move west from New York.
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Richard Barthelmess
Inspirations Pictures
Inspiration
Barthelmess Pictures
Charles Duell
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
Lillian
Bermuda
Valentino
Ramon Novarro
Los Angeles
Navarro
New York
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Mats Paily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Alex M. Mood Lawyer
Polk
Powell
Elk Hotel
D. EK. Powell
Georgia
Henry Ford
Jude Johnson
Jenks
T. M. Clark
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Howard Trigg
Wheeland
Lucks
Whiteys
George Matthew Adams
U. S
Meizie
Clesmond
Jay the Monkeys
Maizie
United Press
Wiy
Rebeecca Rosen
Maunier
Olivet To
Calvary
Church of Heavenly Heat
WOR
Newark
Ernest Cutting
James Boys
Francine Larrimore
Nancy Ann
Michael
Lewis James Howell
Louis J. Kauffman
Mary Jome
Church of St. Peter
WIP
Philadelphia
Jordan-Lewin
Meyer Davis Concert Orchestra
Sunny Jim
The
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WCAP
Washington
Frank 3
Kent
Shure
Mt. Vernon M. E
WRC
Arthur McCormick
Ethel Grant
Peggy Albion
KDA
Witisburgh
Trinity Church
Dancetty
Westinghouse Band
Lang
David Lang
Dramatic League of Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Frank W. Myler
George L. Arms
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WGY
Schenectady
Sigel Roush
Riece String Quartet
Leah Zeh
WGR
Buffalo
Bouchard
Radio Dealers
Vincent Lopez
Richmond
WBZ
Springfield
Wwbz
Oy Ene Ats Sears
Story
WNAC
Sinfronic Fraternity
WGL Medford
Alred
Wwd
Jean Goldkette
Detroit News Orchestra
Anne Campbell
Dorothy Corad
Detroit Conservatory of Uste
Salvation Army
Mancey Hall
St. James
Cath
CKAC
Montreal
WLAG
Minneapolis
Ray RJ Sweet
C. W. Woodward
Ellis Chorus
ESD
ST. Louis
Church of S1
Francie Xavier
Mercandente
Iragy Christ Church
WDAF
Kansas City
Davis Radio Orchestra
School of the Air
Merry Old Chief
Ee Coon-Sanders
WHB
Sweeney Radio Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
the West
Sisters
Th. DuBois
Lowe Avenue Press Church Choir
Athea Steiger
Jefferson City
Louisville Conservator Ge G Music
Frank Ollens
WFAA
Robert
Byer
Sreedtime
Jaeston
Richard Mandell
Denton
WBAP
EU Club
Texas Christian University
KYW
Uncle Bob
DeBabary
Doerr
WGN
John Reget
Oriole Orchestra
Marjorie Pollack
Lucile Sweetser
Alice Reign Johnson
Onole Orchestra
WMAQ
Wire Awake
LaSalle Orchestra
Lecure
Field Museum
Bush
WLW
Cincinnati
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Concert
KPO
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
Rudy Seiger
Irwin
KLX
KLX Trio
Mme
Dorothy Raegen Talbot
Serenaders
KFI
Covenaut Grove Orchestra
KGW
Portland
Oregon Extension
Central
Sam Motlow
Ernest Albright
Congress
Tom Blanton
Albright
Washington, D. C
Taylor Street
O. O MelIntyre
Valeta
Greenwich Village
George Cook
Cook
Jiggs
Eugene O'Neill
Susan Glaspell
Provincetown Players
Broadway
O'Neill
Cardiff
Greece
Parnassus
Muses
Delphi
Madison Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
E. C. Flinn
Jackson Street
H. H. Leathers
Claude
United States
King George
England
Valeria Hutchinson
Clayton
Minn
Willie William
W. J. Bryan
R. L
C. E. Pair
Castro County
New York City
George
Prospector
Gloria Swanson
Rod LaRoecque
Gloria
Harold Lloyd
Harold
Ruth Roland
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amariilo, Texas
E. F. Rittenberry
Blackburn
Chas. C. Triplett
J.B. Gray
East 4Th St
Nunn Bidg
Wheelan
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