Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details
The Amarillo Daily Globe outlines its founding date February 20 1924 as well as its status as a second class matter and publication schedule. It notes address 110 East Fifth Street and the Associated Press news rights.
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Amarillo Daily Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Wheat Market Theories Split Over Prices
Arthur Brisbane argues Republicans manipulate wheat to 1.50 a bushel to back Coolidge, while oil interests say money moves from oil to grain farmers. The Magazine of Wall Street calls such election year theories dubious as world wheat shortages and oil overproduction influence prices. J N Beasley disputes Brisbane’s view. Panhandle wheat helped push prices higher.
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Brisbane
Coolidge
Wall Street
South
Union
The
Magazine of Wall Street
J. N. Beasley
Panhandle
Farmer criticizes farmers for knocking farming conditions
A Panhandle farmer near Amarillo urges his peers to stop knocking farming and boosting their own industry. He notes 1924 prospects look bright with wheat oats and cotton in good shape though corn may be short and early frost could threaten yields if it comes. He compares farmer self-criticism to a hardware man criticizing his trade and warns such airing lowers land values.
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Panhandle
Missouri
Kansas
Ford Worried Over Knock In Judge Car
Judge Henry Bishop, while fishing with friends, reported a knocking sound in his 1913 Model A Ford. He wrote to Henry Ford seeking service, noting the car has not been driven more than 250,000 miles and expressing frustration at the lack of understanding of the issue.
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Ford
Henry Bishop
Henry Ford
Bishop
Tam
Wold
Judge Bishop
Oklahoma City
Harry Gardner
Detroit
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Late Night Programs
Central Standard Time radio listings detail musicians, orchestras, and programs across Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other cities. Highlights include Frederick W Agard tenor, Jack Chapman’s Orchestra, Silent Night program in Zion Minnesota, and varied hour-long performances through prime time.
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KYW
Chicago
Tate
M— Arm Bureau Federation
Midvight
Frederick W Agard
Bestie Raxeeron
Iph Williams’ Orchestra
Paul Lowther
Olve O'Neill
Mannican
O Hare
Po M
Unirago Theater
WGN
Jack Chapman
WEBH
Grace Wilaon
Fred Agard
Henry Lewis
Oriole
Oriole Orchestra
WORD
Zion
Weir
KGO
Oakland
Prancis Concert Orchestra
Pinal Pew Stoclm
KPO
Ban Francisco
Shuey Berger
Hig Brother
Los Angeles
Ant
Aentian Ryan Peettal
Nine Moon Synopalors
Anis Mrisher
Art Jickerman
Tilda Rohr
Charile Wellman
Jars
Ri Hiateh
George W Hood
Art Wiskmann
KGW
Portland
George Claen
St Francis Hotel
Kenry Halstead
Art Weidner
KPT
Angeles
tHennessy
Paramount Players
P. M
Aeolian
Ji P.M
Coroanu Grove
Art Hickman
J. Howard Johnson
George Olsen
Radio Music Listings Across Cities
A dense program listing shows numerous radio time slots and orchestra lineups across U.S. cities including Chicago Boston St Louis Minneapolis Davenport Davenport and Portland. It names various ensembles such as Tate news Joska Derahar's Orchestra Grace Hegneth soprano Otis Jester reader plus multiple orchestras and hosts with times ranging from afternoon to late evening.
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KYW
Chicago
Tate News
Joska DeRahar
Grace Hegneth
Jubilee Gospel
Wren
George Johnson
Wiliam Haunt
Hosemary Hughey
Paul Laaker
Langdon Brothers
Ornate
WGN
FMN
Krake
M Classic
Jack Chapigan
Lovine
Minnerapolis
Land
Osborn
WHAS
Lotusville
WOAW
Omara
WOO
Davenport
Hpart
Palmer Radio Orchestra
RSD
ST. Louis
WDAF
Kansas City
Atr
WSB
Atlanta
Radiow
WFAA
Pallas
Netto
Adolphus Hotel Orchestra
Troops to Honduras amid Honduran frontier unrest
Managua reports Nicaragua moves troops to the Honduran frontier amid rebellion and unrest. General Gregorio Ferrera is said to be entrenched at La Esperanza. A Ford sales inquiry ties to Judge Bishop and engine numbers 227,438 and 10,036,736 as part of a separate note.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Honduras
Gregorio Ferrera
la Esperanza
New York Day by Day by O C McIntyre
Observations from New York on August 15 with vignettes of street hawkers, a parade, shops, diners, and crowds. The piece notes familiar figures and scenes from daily life, including a drug store, a taxi, and a faded theater window. It closes with a promotional line about a Saturday dance at Jurding's Ranch.
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New York
Sousa
Gerard
Herb Roth
Gilda Gray
Tactful Texan at Wheeler Field Trials
The Tactless Texan attended Wheeler field trials among Wheeler residents and boosters. The camp sits beside a flowing stream amid tall grass where chase for chigres drew dogs, visitors, and an excited crowd. Attendees faced long rides and rough scrapes, with grim humor about the giant game birds and the event’s rougher side.
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Wheeler
Scare Then I Cooled Them Off With A Load Of Shot
A terse reminiscence recalls facing hecklers or adversaries who provoked a confrontation and were silenced by a decisive display of force. The speaker notes a warning to break the habit of provoking trouble.
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