Subscription Rates for Amarillo Daily News 1924
The notice lists subscription pricing for Amarillo paper editions including daily and Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates show six months for 2.75 dollars and one-year terms with mail and per week options. The date given is Thursday August 7 1924.
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Carritf One
Waser
Odio Opie
Ccsnes
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
SIMS
I. Pet Assess
Tactless Texan quits in a dramatic Amarillo farewell
The author resigns from The Globe amid clashes with editor Mr. Mac and readers, blaming a quarrel over a quip about Henry Ford and golf. He vows the new writer will carry on and hopes Amarillo readers will accept the change while praising Alburtus and the paper’s Bright Sayings column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mac
Amarillo
Alburtus
Henry Ford
Mr. Mace
Ross Phitllips
Globe
Ita Editora
Henry Ford Io
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s City Listings
A highly fragmented timetable lists nightly programs across stations in Chicago Dallas Los Angeles and other cities. It mentions orchestras soloists and choir acts with times ranging from early evening into midnight reflecting a dense network of live radio entertainment.
Radio Schedules Across Major Cities Highlight Evening Lineups
A dense listing outlines August broadcast plans in Chicago and beyond, noting Tate news segments and musical programs on KYW WMAQ and other stations. The schedule mentions orchestras, choirs, soloists, and talks, with times ranging from early evening to late night. The fragment also includes a civic remark endorsing Coolidge.
Here, There and Everywhere in Hereford Ambling Notes
A jumble of local notes lists visits to Hereford Amarillo Groom and Denver. Mentions Mra Hines of Hereford and Mrs G A Cravens visiting Anna after a stay in Amarillo. A Panhandle Music Company trip to Denver is noted, with various shop and social references, plus casual remarks about dances at Jack Hall's ranch and a Country Club comment.
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Weather
Hereford
Mra
Hines
Amarillo
W. F. Becktold
Panhandle Music Company
Denver
Bradley
Blackburn Bros
Kathryn Kirkham
East Eighth Street
Edwin Clapp
America
Blackburn Heros
Mike Nellie Riggins
Groom
Jack Hall
G. A. Cravens
Helen
Anna
Amarilla
Craven
New York Night Hustle Exposed by Cash Craze in 1900s
The piece details crooks returning to fraud after prison, with Sing Sing alumni running bucket shops via phone rooms. It notes brokers targeting widows and workers, big payoffs from risky schemes, and Tammany Hall’s aging leadership including Murphy, Corkran, Smith, and Herlem.
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New York
Wall Street
Sing Sing
Money
Girl saves three children from river current near Silver Grove
Girl Scout award recipient: 16 year old from Silver Grove Ky saves three children and nearly drowns while attempting to rescue a fourth. Honored with Carnegie medal and state medallion as youngest brave girl. Also notes on a Colorado Springs trip and a Democratic convention visit by John E B Griffin in New York City.
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Dora Zeigler
Silver Grove
John EB. Griffin
Polk Street
New York City
Mr. Griffin
Madison Square Garden
Tammanys hold on power and urban poverty scene
The piece critiques Tammany Hall for its political grip while depicting Cooper Union’s triangular square where elderly women sleep among benches. It notes many are mothers supported by their children, left deserted in old age as police ignore the plight.
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Tammany Hall
Nassau Street
William Mooney
Society of St. Tammany
Columbian Order
Sachem
Winkinskie
Tammany
Murphy
Cork Ran
Tom Smith
Herlem
Nagie
Cooper Union
Mc. Naught Syndicate, Inc
What Is Love Tomorrow
Marian Colby loves Alec Holden who must choose between duty and desire. Alec’s daughter Eleanor discovers passion while Marian’s rival Richard Endicott confesses love for Marian, leading to a tangle of loyalties and a hopeful, complex future.
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Marian Colby
Alec Holden
Alec
Harriet
Marian
Richard Endicott
Richard
Eleanor
Zeg
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Rickey
Endicott
Old Man
Gail
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la Halle Orche
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Grace Hendricks
Mahe
Teaothy
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Frederic W. Axgard
Jerry Bullivan
A. M
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Victor Hverham
Paul Lougher
Floyd Carder
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Art Hickisen
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Los Anugeles
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Heat Owls
Coolidge
Margy
Hope
Phillips
Maynard
Vaughn
Girl Saves
Mia
O. M Childers
Jillian Mason
Jonesboro
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Louis
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Dalham
Childers
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Sqrance Company
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Aller
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Ricky
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J.F . Sromert
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