Amarillo Globe Publishs Evening and Sunday Edition in 1924
In Amarillo Texas the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company announces publication of an evening and Sunday morning edition. It notes founding and second class matter entry on February 20 1924 with postal details and 110 East Fifth Street address. Subscriptions listed for daily and Sunday editions with multi month rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Amarillo Announces Two New Buildings Expansion Plans
The Sunday Globe reports The Mistletoe Creamery will spend 100000 to expand and double capacity, while Brown Cracker and Candy plans a 35000 building. Amarillo's growth pace is likened to Tulsa's 13 years ago, suggesting a possible population surge.
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Amarillo
Sunday Globe
Mistletoe Creamery
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Tulsa
Amarillo Growth Sparks Builder Confidence
Real estate dealer Tom Bruner cites three newcomer families seeking homes and leaving town for Canyon while a Globe reporter notes twenty six families moved into Amarillo in the last two weeks. The city projects continuing rapid progress with growing building needs to avoid under-building.
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Amarillo
Tom Bruner
Bruner
Canyon
Globe
Wheat yields and prices cited for Panhandle area
Lee Satterwhite at an Amarillo dinner notes Panhandle wheat. Rafe O Keefe grows about 200 acres averaging 35 bushels per acre and selling for just over 50 dollars per acre. Land near Panhandle ranges 35 to 50 dollars per acre. summer fallowing is seen as key to realizing full wheat potential amid moisture variations.
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Lee Satterwhite
Amarillo
Panhandle
Rafe O'Keefe
Mr. Satterwhite
Kansas
Algonquin Round Table Gossip and Theater Odds and Ends
New York gossip notes from August recount friction among Algonquin writers as a split playwriting team and critics clash over satire. The column praises Kasher Kitty Kelly and Abie's Irish Rose while noting a baroness’s late night fall and ongoing theater trends in a shifting city scene.
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New York
West 44Th Street
Europe
Algonquin
Frank Case
Sing Sing Prison Riot Leaves Two Hurt and Eights in Solitary
Inmates clashed in the Sing Sing mess hall over leadership of Vincent Gaffney, using knives and crockery. Guards ended the riot. two prisoners were seriously injured and eight were placed in solitary confinement.
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United Press
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing Prison
Vincent Gaffney
Tammany
Sing Sing
James C. Leary
Cheese Party
Gaffney
Bis
Leary
Rich Smithwit Praises Amarillo Ball Team
A letter from Rich Smithwit extols Amarillo's baseball team as town advertising and civic pride. He argues a strong team boosts regional reputation like Studebaker sales and calls for supporting the grandstand. The note accompanies local society items about Mrs. C L Hunter visiting Tucson and John Gillam's Dallas vacation plans.
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Rich Smithwit
Amarillo
McCarty Motor Co
Studebaker Distributors
Texas
Mac
You
Studebaker
C. L. Hunter
Tucson
Arizona
Ellen Leakey
Taylor Street
John Gillam
The
Western Union
Dallas
Wheels Across the Ocean Unite Rotary Nations
The verse speaks of Rotary wheels crossing oceans to unite nations in ethical devotion. It notes the enduring, spreading influence of Rotary's mission as it travels to every land, gathering strength beyond our time.
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Rotary
Railroads and Townsmen Trail Blazing Jobs and Notices
Santa Fe dispatchers change hands as H W Flanders goes to California. J M Wiley promotes Red Goose shoes at 617 East Fourth while a campaign against loafing rumbles in Amarillo. A locating party for Kansas City, Mexico and Orient surveys heads toward Alpine and Presidio with multiple branch-line plans. Staccato notices cover rail workers, engine hosts, and express service.
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Mr. Williams
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Clovis
Amarillo
J .J. Bishop
Denver
Wiley Pollard
Texas
J. M. Wiley
East Fourth Street
M. W. Griggs
Denver Round House
H. G. Flanders
California
Nick Browning
el Paso
Red Goose School Shoes
Fornia
YD. V. Evans
Tracy Hurd
B. D. Bumpus
Shattuck
Mays
C. D. Whitworth
Southern Railway
Dallas
Walter Ridner
Slaton
Floyd Ridner
Pierce Street
Mr. Ridner
C. M. Miller
American Railway Express Company
el Reno
D. H. McNamara
Rock Island
Alpine
Rio Grande River
Presidio
San Angelo
del Rio
Ewing
Foley
Oklahoma
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Telephones News Department Business Department
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Mexico
Margy
BY John Helder
Twaddell Auto Laundry
West Sixth
O. O. McIntyr
Court Yard
Mess Hall
Bettina
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
H. A. Nobles
M. C. Hancock
By John Moore
John C. Roberts
B. M. Lozier
Lakeland
Florida
H. W. Kircher
la Junta
Colorado
Lozier
C. C. Bain
Bair
Lillian Kretsinger
Fillmore Street
Kansas City
W. N. Vanshaw
Cali
Gookma Moori
Federal Farm Loans
DY JO
J. M. Neely
Globe Bldg
City
Tor
Amarillo’s Fair
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Amarillo, Texas
Sargent Finish
Panhandle Hardware Co
Lorain Direct Action Gas
Polk Street
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