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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1924
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for the Telegraph and Mail services across Texas and Oklahoma. Rates include one week one month six months and one year, with Sunday only and per year options noted. It cites Carrie M as some point of contact and mentions Amarillo.
A 1924 column advocates self improvement and criticizes Socialism, urging readers to leave “the Herd” and pursue culture through wise sayings. Johnson and April musings frame liberty, defense, and personal responsibility with a call to thoughtful writing and daily betterment.
Schedules from WLW WMH WLS KYW WGN WMAQ WHAS WCBD WOC KPO KFI KGO KDKA and others show church services, concerts, drama and educational programs across multiple cities. Listings include times for organ recitals, choir concerts, youth programs, and general worship services, reflecting a broad network of early radio programming.
The writer riffs on Texas life with satirical verse echoing shootings in cities and the unwritten law. He mocks sentimentality and advocates strict law enforcement to curb violence while weaving local color and mischief with playful bragging of upcoming limericks and a postcard poem.
A newspaper puzzle by a recognized authority presents a numbered grid and a list of clues for horizontal and vertical words. Readers fill white spaces with letters based on cross interlock, using each number as the first letter position and matching the given definitions to fit exact lengths.
Solution of puzzle No 8 lists clues with answers across numbers 20 22 24 26 27 28 30 33 55 37 39 40 42 44 45 46 48 50 62 64. Clues include Granitic rock mark evolve exclamation of disgust fix mark aimed at wither to designate division of stable quantities boy s name beverage every one tho linen to be in flower jot pronoun ejaculatory sound conjunction father.
A scraggly mesquite bush on Igoe avenue in Anton Texas stands as a symbol of the frontier’s last stand against progress. Anton, opened last week, sits twenty four miles from Lubbock with stakes marking intersections and skeletal houses rising as Panhandle Lumber yard dominates. Within thirty days nearly 200 lots have sold and building begins, promising rapid growth and future prosperity for the Panhandle.
Hale county officials report Plainview area will harvest about 30 000 bales of cotton this year with three fourths gathered. wheat kafir and maize yields described. Plainview people express local pride but support Amarillo interests. 1925 license plates are issued in red with December 31 deadline. An accident at the Texas No 1 well left J Robinson with a broken jaw, improving at St Anthony's hospital.
J L Martin reports amateur operators in the United States advancing contact with Chilean stations after Pan American radio tests. First to work Chilean station was Glen A Litten of Orange California, joined by Mc Creary Williams Kennedy, all based in California.
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