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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe issue presents its masthead information including founding date, publication schedule, office address at 110 East Fifth Street, and contact numbers for news and business departments. It lists Associated Press affiliation and various subscription rates by week, month, and year for carrier and mail editions.
Clarence I Linz of Southland Life Insurance visits Amarillo and approves opening local offices with E E Bradley in charge and a plan to loan 500000 dollars or more in the area this year. Linz praises the city’s banks and business health and notes Amarillo’s rapid transformation from town to city.
Crowds gathered for the ground breaking of an eight story building in Amarillo as speakers praised the city. Nearby a gusher at the oil fields flowed at thousands of barrels per day, prompting reflections on Amarillo's swift progress and bold prospects.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WLW WLS WMAQ WGN and others detailing performances talks farm news concerts and children's shows. Includes performers Donald Foster Rambo Skylarka Gene James Orchestra and the KGO KHZ lineup with local time references Central Pacific and Mountain time zones.
The Perryton Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet in Perryton tonight. Officers for the coming year will be elected. J K E Hill of Amarillo, president of Panhandle Lumber Co., is to be the principal speaker.
A breezy column describes small town gossip and comic misreads from everyday life. A woman’s tale of modern reinvention in New York’s dramatic scene contrasts with local quips about old fashioned habits and a humorous mix up with an Oklahoma car.
In New York on February 3, the voice recalls an aged gentleman who defies time with wit and dance. The piece notes his resilience, social swirl, and a parade of colorful anecdotes about theater life, fashion, and urban culture, ending with a nod to Martin Beck and the city’s glamor.
About fifteen thousand demonstrators filled Madison Square Garden on Sunday night with red symbols for Nicholas Levnin. Police kept 290 officers at the doors as G W Huthen b erg spoke after bail release from Michigan. The crowd sang the Internationale and pledged to overturn capitalism for a soviet republic while Lenin’s portrait hung with the caption Lenin is dead Long live Leninism. Oil excitement on Polk street noted with Panhandle city described as agog. skate parts at 113 W 7th.
Puzzle text lists horizontal and vertical clues with partial answers and a solution note for No 90. The garbled OCR includes references to war relative comrade exclamation authentic and other terms, plus inconsistent spacing and symbols.
Reader puzzle explains a crosswise and downward word game with numbered starting points. Synonyms fill horizontal and vertical lists, with shaded stops marking ends. Work quickly to gain clues guiding completion of the puzzle.
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