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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
3
Rates listed for CAE Amarillo: one week, one month, three months, six months, one year. By mail daily and Sunday in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with monthly and six month prices. Sunday only and annual options noted.
Public spirited Amarillo men organize and support field trials at Wheeler ranch to protect prairie chickens and quail. Leaders F L Collins Charles Allen L C Shaw Rob Ames Walter Crossett Henry Ansley and ranch owners deserve credit for reserving nine sections and banning shooting for five years. Experts say Panhandle trials outshine South Dakota and Canada, attracting sportsmen and dog fanciers while promoting game conservation.
Daily listings across Chicago and major cities detail late news, talk, music and orchestras. Highlights include KYW and WMAQ programs with orchestras and operatic singers, plus WGN Drake Concert and WB facilities. Pacific and Central times noted. daylight adjustments explained.
A dense listing of radio programs across Chicago and cities like Davenport Omaha St Louis Memphis and Los Angeles chronicles evening concerts orchestras vocalists and bands. Entries include KYW WMAQ WEBH WGN KGO KHJ KFI KGW and more with times ranging from late afternoon to night and notes on silent stations and daylight time adjustments.
The column prints jokes from college publications after reprinting a past Amarillo Globe item. It cites humor about health reforms, fashion, and travel, then shifts to brief moral quips about shoes, noses, and reading between lines.
A New York observer recalls the yap wagon sightseeing tours in Times Square and along Broadway. He critiques the barker’s hawking glamour and the Bowery's sensational claims, noting fakery about opium dens and urging caution for tourists in a city tour ride. He jokes about streetwise stereotypes and ends with a string of unrelated personal lines.
A Kentucky native and New York turf rambler notes penny bets yield big returns yet warns judgment warps with time. He asserts no one can beat the ponies and recalls the Bowery Chinatown and Coney Island as popular rations for the curious rubberneck crowd.
The message expresses gratitude for friends kindness sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of a mother and sister. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs BE L Murphy Misa Effie Faulkner W M Kirkham and W M Armstrong.
Dave Derden promises the best twenty five piece band for Amarillo’s Tri-State Fair with real artists including a bass player from Portales New Mexico formerly with the US Marine Band in Washington DC. George Lindsay notes a New York magazine feature praising Panhandle steam laundry and his ad specimens titled Going on a Little Journey drawn by laundrymen nationwide seeking samples.
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