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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1924
Page
4
La Follette’s Prospects Stir Amarillo Panhandle
The letter argues La Follette will draw votes in Amarillo and the Panhandle but warns conservative labor and business leaders may oppose him. It claims prosperity depends on confidence and stability, rails against La Follette as hostile to railroads, and predicts Texas will vote Democratic while Coolidge fields few votes. The writer cites Texans’ fondness for honest leadership and urges cooperation between labor and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
Amarillo
Panhandle
Organized Labor
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Lakollette
Amarilllo
North Texas
la Follette
Congress
Texas
Davis
Coolidge
Brisbane
Central standard time radio listings across cities
Long list of radio schedule entries with programs and orchestras in Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Minneapolis and other cities. Includes times for children stories travel talks concerts and news summaries with multiple stations and network notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
S24
Chicago Musteal
Palm Bureau
KPO
San Francisco
Mary Albin
Plani
Art Hielman
Gm Viel Elirey
Mi Rieal
Rudy Sele
Orcheastra
Rody Seige
TeneAcia
Los Angeles
Hatch Gratiam
Art Hickman
KFI
Hollywoodland Orchestra
Ceenanmt Grove Orchestra
Rum
Gray's drug store fuels Cut Rate Auctioneering in New York
The article chronicles Gray's drug store at Broadway and Forty third street, its side door to a rear auction area, and the rise of Joseph Le Blang the cut rate ticket king. It notes the auction crowds, police oversight, and the operation's profitability, with Le Blang credited for reviving shows and filling seats. It also mentions five thousand gym trainees aiming for future world championships and the rough culture of early street fights shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellie
Joseph le Bang
le Blang
The Tactless Texan Burlesques Office Feuds and Theater Tales
A columnistic sketch chronicles a tense exchange with Mr. Mac about a raised issue, a shot at department changes, and a jab at a Bright Sayings section. It shifts to anecdotes about a shooting, a Missouri epitaph, and a street talker on orators. It notes Jay Gould in a New York prize fight scene and laments neglect of playwriting, concluding with a copyright notice from 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
New York
Relic Mastodon Bone Draws Hundreds to Amarillo Store
Hundreds visited E. D. Green's clothing store at 408 Taylor Street to view a mastodon thigh bone dug from a sandy bank nine miles north of Amarillo by Frank Givens and Mr. Green. The 50 inch long, 150 pound bone is well preserved, though it crumbled during extraction and was tied together. It remains on display in the store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Green
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Frank Givens
Mr. Green
Panhandle
Green Store
Here There and Everywhere social notes and local quips
Local column notes: residents from White Deer Hereford Hereford and Amarillo share visits vacations and family stories. Snippets mention beauty parlor products from Dickson Drug Store lines from Krea Francee Hudnut Coty and Houbigant. A Lincoln quote appears and a Naughty wasp mishap is recounted along with divorce gossip and a Polk street bobber shop remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bradley
White Deer
C. W. Murray
Hereford
Dickson Drug installs ice cream refrigerator for bricks
The Dickson Drug company adds a specialized unit to store ice cream bricks in plain and fancy styles from the Mistletoe company. Plain bricks cost 50 cents per quart while fancy bricks are 60 cents. William Howes of the Rock Island work train at Vega spent Sunday with his family at 732 North Pierce street. Miss Mable Page visits Miss Dorothy Pennock and heads home to Claude this evening. The coolest spot on the plains is Jack Hall's ranch, inviting families for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Dickson Drug Company
Mistletoe Company
William Howes
Rock Island
Vega
North Pierce Street
Mable Page
Dorothy Pennock
Claude
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
Fast Fifth Street
Telephones News Department Business Department
Associated Press
Yu “Ro
Amanillo
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lapollette
WMAQ
Wheater Organ
la Salle Orchestra
Harry Hannen
Provrete
Wad
Loony Cotcoran
Marennet Gerrity Plantat
Ralph Williams
Orcheatra
Tia
Roya
Paul Leweh
WEBH
Alice
Hegermin
Plannet
Rita McFawn
Soprons
Fiverett Johnson
Willie Green
Marry Davis
Oriole Orchestra
Drake
Jack Chapman
WLAG
Minneapolis
George Korn
ST. Louis
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
M—Sport
Rilent Nieht
WDA
Kansas City
Brhowl
Niehthawk
Hileyn Ehrhaart Winnwoed Benet Orchestra
Kan City
WOS
Jerfereson
Wor
Iowa City
Andceas
Hrof
Lloyd A
Nagler
WSB
Atlanta
Vick Myera’ Orchestra
WMC
Memphis
WHAS
Louisville
Iteschmiede Harmony Dige Gece
arOrea
WFAA
Dallas
Jecond Avenue
Laguat Church
Macdowell Sisters
KGO
Oakland
Oye
Rand American Legion
Merreed
Eithel Darling
Charles N. Wilson Newell
Plane Fat
Ran Francine Trin
Arion
Blanche Farmitton Fox
Cantralta
David Inet Planta
George von Uawel
Cellini
Henry Hatefeld
Los Angelpa
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
Wigtland Park
KGW
Portland
RPM
Jonka Dwhalary
Sherwood Mustin & Hoo
Minnicht Reeve
Po Mchicago
Orean
da Salle
Northwestern University
Teup
Carl Craven
Luah Olde Hell
Lancaster Smith
Wisco
Ralph Willams
Oroeten
Mouitel
Olive
Ore Te Ee
Shay
Wenn
Eeores Dis Udteo
Jerome Weingold
Vietimat
Langdon Brothers
Steel Gate
Fara
Dan
Nick
Ted
Wens
M—Steorge Cabars
KSD
Erwin Swindell
Charles Ro Hall
WDAF
School of the Air Munte Vo
Barton Toonaldaon
Charlotte Itiniey
Otella Mister
Lewis Downie
Kansas
Jefferson City
Addie Win
A. Albrecht
Ty C. Rogers
WSK
Francs Concert Orchestra
Hilent Niet
Jthan Fatern
Daylich Savine
Oasis
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amariilo, Texas
O. O. MclIntyre
Sonversat
Globe Office
Ozark County
Samantha Proctor
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Abraham Lincoln
Polk Street
Georgie Pardie
VTP
Bereyy
Preys Pub
Florsheim
Joe Killough
Jack Hall
L. D. Perry
Harrison
Adams Dry Goods Co
5Th and Polk
J. Levy
Fair Theatre
Ansas Central Ind. CO
Hutchinson
Buron
H. A. Smith
Likins-Waddill Co
A. W. Buron
J.F. Bromert
D.C
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