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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1924
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe publishes at 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas with notice of veteran Associated Press news dispatch rights and evening publication schedule excluding Saturdays and Sunday morning edition.
Rates shown for delivery by carrier in Amarillo and by mail in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and nationwide. Prices include one week one month three months six months and one year options with Sunday only variants and different per year totals.
Potter county voters are urged to pay the 1925 poll tax or obtain exemption certificates. County Tax Collector Ben Golding reported 623 qualified voters so far with 313 paying poll tax and the rest exempt. Final payment day is January 31 followed by a note that Precinct No 7 lacks any qualified voters.
Mathews Fish and Oyster house relocates from 110-112 East Fourth Street to 194 East Fifth Street in a larger setup with a warehouse on West Sixth Street for wholesale. Jack Matthews announces fresh fish and oysters, beer on tap, and ready-to-eat lunches as the business begins at the new site.
A party of Oklahoma capitalists met the Dalhart chamber of commerce to discuss a proposed railroad about two hundred miles long from an Oklahoma point to Dalhart. Attending were Geo. D. Key and W. F. Kerr of Oklahoma City and K. F. Wilson of Cheyenne.
The Jewish Monitor and Jewish Weekly from Fort Worth and Dallas features an Amarillo section in its December 12 issue. Front page pictures show Amarillo’s residential district and notable homes. Portraits include A. Abramson Martin Jarrett and L. Meyer with a page of local facts and sketches of Jewish activities.
A garbled column blends oil chatter on Polk Street with satire on public officials and moral issues. It cites Montain Sloan opposing liquor and pools, Billy Sunday’s Darwin critique, a Miami Herald note on racial tension, Globe office gossip, a steam powered siren plan, a Dallas News clippage on female endurance, and a Poultry show teaser with a phone number.
A column narrates daily scenes in New York with Dreiser and critics, then tours Lido-Ventice restaurant and Broadway pass policing, gang conflicts in the East Side, and Jewish population notes. It highlights pass practices, gang names, and Jewish influence in journalism, ending with a syndicated copyright line.
A cryptic style crossword puzzle clue set with numerous definitions and wordplay prompts. Entries include tools, animals, body parts, verbs, and descriptors. The puzzle features themed hints such as mythological figures, chemical terms, and geographical references, inviting word solving.
Patricia Cleve confronts Andrew over a life of entertaining his clients and their spouses, saying she wants a baby and a life beyond his business. She argues he uses her as a social asset, and she will leave if he refuses to stop. Copyright 1924 by The Wheeler Syndicate Inc.
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