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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1924
Page
4
A garbled notice lists subscription rates including one week two entries, one month, three AAA, six months, and one year though many words are unreadable. It references Shand sales and multiple garbled terms.
A jumble of reader letters and local chatter recounts critiquing golf culture and a Texan’s views, plus a Winchester Times itemizing Miss Cora Hoots and Arthur Hoots in social calls. The piece mixes humor, politics, and small-town notices from Amarillo to Winchester.
A dense chronicle of radio broadcasts listing dozens of stations from Chicago to San Francisco with programs including orchestras, concerts, lectures, and children's stories. Entries note times, station call letters, and performers or programs, reflecting a sprawling schedule across time zones.
A diary entry describes a busy day in New York with stops at Tin Pan Alley and the Bowery. It recalls Harlem memories, a visit to Flo Zweigfeld, and anecdotes about journalism and early column writing, ending with observations on pigeons and sparrows around the public library.
A Roanoke based company unveils a sand spreader for locomotive sand boxes. By manipulating cab valves, main reservoir air blasts sand to the side outlets and helps break up lumps, reducing a crewman’s need to man the sand outlets in wet weather. Tourist traffic into Canada has tripled over three years, with 1,942,387 American cars entering in 1928. Asherton and Gulf railroad sold to James McMahon of San Antonio to operate 12 miles Asherton to Bart with possible extensions.
A collage of remarks from a bill collector and a butcher on daily life includes miles walked and laughing at improving conditions. A boy asks for bones for his dog, and a commentator questions runoff dynamics in a crowded gubernatorial race. Observations move through Washington Irving’s bust, Union Square bird keeper, and aging locals near Sixth Avenue.
A recurring outdoor dance event at Jock Hall's ranch draws crowds on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights. The report notes a first communion service at San Jacinto Methodist chapel held recently and records a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs J W Ross at 10 20 pm.
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