Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The snippet lists the Amarillo Globe as founded February 20 1924 with second class matter status and post office filing. It provides publication schedule evenings and Sunday morning, address 110 East Fifth Street and notes subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with multiple time spans and prices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Marchard
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sctsas
Mercy petition over Percy Belcher case sparks reflection
In a Quanah Tribune Chief column a reader recalls Percy Belcher, sentenced to sixty years for parricide after his father was killed. The piece defends mercy, argues community ostracism worsened him, notes Miriam Ferguson pardon talk, and questions if he received a fair deal.
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Hnaid
W. R. Belcher
Miriam A. Ferguson
Percy Belcher
Percy
Quanan
Belcher
Oklahoma
Hfe
Quanah Tribune
Hillcrest Country Club Opens in Amarillo
The Hillcrest Country Club adds a new golf facility to Amarillo and Northwest Texas. Frank Lytle leads the club as president with directors including N D Bartlett Bill Satterwhite J K Clements Dr Walker W W Wolsey Rolla Cartwright Judeth P F Sapp Harry Brandt and Bartlett. The Globe lauds the project for its impact on the city’s sporting and social life.
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New Hillcrest Country Club
Amarillo
Panhandle
New
Hillcrest Golf Club
Texas
The
Globe
Henry Ansley
N. D. Bartlett
They Say A Great Year Ahead for Amarillo Cattle Wheat
IrF- Amarillo anticipates a strong season as the cattle industry recovers and wheat prospects improve, signaling a golden opportunity for local agriculture and related markets.
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Irf
Amarillo
Amarillo Chief Seeks Civic Unity For 1926 Growth
New York Day by Day notes Amarillo’s brisk oil and livestock expansion and a planned railroad opening vast territory. G C Saunders urges citizens to stop public criticism and support a communal development program to make 1926 a banner year. The piece contrasts upbeat local progress with calls for constructive civic effort.
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Amarilio
Amarillo
Ainviillo
Imetome
Board of
City Development
G. C. Saunders
Timmy and Sandy pursue a risky step in a troubled marriage
Sandy Murillo, married to the wealthy Ben Murillo to aid her poor family, hides her true love for Timmy. She confronts jealousy and social snubs at a housewarming while pressing Timmy for candid truth about others’ invitations. Timmy worries, Sandy defends her choice, and the pair drift toward a perilous plan as chapter notes reveal tensions.
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Sandy McNeil
Ben Murillo
Timmy
Murillo
Judith Moore
San Francisco
Sandy
Lupie Costa
Heinie
Ben
Impersonator Hanscom Praised by Civic Leader
Bob Clark of the San Jacinto Civic club commends Mr. Hanscom the impersonator at the San Jacinto Methodist church Tuesday night as one of the best in the country. Clark notes he is well known coast to coast on chautauqua platforms as the second Lyceum course number.
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New York
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Percy Hammond
Carnegie
Edna Ferber
Charles Hanson Towne
Berton Praleynd
Edna Millay
Bob Clark
San Jacinto
Paddy the Beaver Stays Guard at Dam
Paddy the Beaver lingers at the new dam while his family rests. He hides at an upturned root to watch for Buster Bear, troubled by the bear’s earlier damage and hoping to rest without being seen. The sun rises as the bear wanders the area.
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Paddy
Buster Bear
Mr. Sun
Chance
Buster Bear and the Patient Paddy Beaver Pact
Buster discovers a new pond near a repaired dam and repeatedly tears through a hole. Paddy the Beaver quietly fills the breaches as fast as Buster makes them. Eventually Buster concedes with good humor, praising Paddy’s patience and promising to enjoy the pond someday.
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Buster
Paddy
Beaver
Buster Bear
T. W. Burgess
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Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Amarilla
Hillcrest Club
O. O. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Elenore Meher
Tahoe
Paddy the Beaver
Paddy Fools Buster Bear
By Thornton W. Burgess
Kwitcherkikkin
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
Witcher
Kirkin
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