Amarillo Globe Establishment and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe began publication as a second class paper on February 20, 1924, issued evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings from 119 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It is published by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with news and business departments and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Telegraph Rates and Dates in Amarillo Ad fragment
An old classified-like notice shows weekly and monthly rates for a publication in Amarillo, listing prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It includes scattered ledger-like figures and a date of Wednesday February 4 1925.
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BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Poole
Railroads and Kiersted clash over Amarillo water plan
Railroad engineers from Santa Fe Rock Island and Denver challenge Kiersted in a heated water project debate in Amarillo They argue the Hereford shallow water belt provides a large natural reservoir making surface impoundment unnecessary The city plans to spend over 1.5 million dollars and invites Kiersted to present before the city commission and water board to reach agreement.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island
Denver
Kierstead
Kansas City
Hereford
Amarillo
Kiersted
City Commission
Water Board
Fred Bone the Man of Action in Amarillo Meetings
In Amarillo a local figure Fred Bone stands out for concise, pointed remarks at public meetings. He opposes sending "high-pressured" speakers on water bond campaigns, urging instead to inform workers with all the facts. He also offered to mobilize work crews if action was needed, showing his signature blend of practical, brief statements. The passage ends with a list of names May, Albert, Oscar, Rudolph, Ramon, Jose.
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Bone
Mr. Bono
Amarillo
Mr. Bone
Radio Schedule Highlights From February Fifth, Nineteen Twenty Five
A dense listing of radio programs across many stations including CNRW Winnipeg WLW Cincinnati WLS Chicago and more. It details evening blocks of concerts lectures weather farm reports and children's stories with names like Selinsky Quintette Cooper Entertainers and Rainbo Skylarks, plus various organ recitals and dance programs.
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CNRW
Winnipeg
WLW
Cincinnati
Selinsky Quintette
Cooper Entertainers
Herry Melody Boysee Mpls
ST. Paul
Hugo Philier Goodwin
Madison
WLS
Chicago
Emerson
Woodshel Players
WMAQ
CommercOd
Rainbo Skylarks Kyw
National Music Company
WGN
WCBD
M. P Barton
Elgin
Terrace Garden
Kimball
WHAS
Louisville
Davenport
Sandman
Schuster
Connor
WOAW
Omaha
Randall
Para Melody Boys
KFKX
Hastings
Immaculate Conception Acane
Texas Christian University
Brown
WPRAA
Dallas
Cretien
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Jefferson Theatre
The Globe Office Riot and Rambling Texan Notes
A column recounts a late afternoon disturbance at The Globe office sparked by O W seeking money and a motto dispute. It also touches on Rev C B Makeig of City Light and Water, titles used, a ribbing about female terms, merchant admirers, and a bootlegging brother named Percy with a fatherly note to keep bucking the line.
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Globe
S. Makeig
City Light & Water Company
Rev. C
Makeig
Rey
O. W
Globe Office
Perce
Percy
Dallas
Son
High Flyers and Small-Town Tales in New York Smoke
New York sketches navigate lofty pretenders and savvy hustlers who exploit cafes and hotel lobbies for quick credit. Stories of prohibition era dinners sans liquor, young social climbers, and a banker backed pool scene hint at city life’s ironies.
Land for sale near Soney Highlands by James Bush
For sale on easy terms five and ten acre tracts in Soney Highlands near county farm. Also improved and unimproved farms. Contact James A. Bush at 215 East 6th Street or call 1108.
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Soney Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East 6Th St
Notice to Contractors for Moore County Highway Bids
Moore County commissioners will receive bids by 1 pm on February 14, 1925 to furnish labor and material for eleven and one half miles of highway. Estimated quantities include 20000 cubic yards earth excavation, 200 cubic yards solid rock, 570 feet corrugated iron pipe, 22 miles of four wire fence, eleven miles grade work, and 165 linear feet crossed pile trestle. Bids to W. W. Dougherty, county clerk. Plans and specs available at Dumas or at W. D. Howren’s Amarillo office.
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Dumas
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Moore County
W. W. Dougherty
W. D. Howren
Amarillo
Drop-Stitch Crossword Puzzle No 92 Solution
Puzzle text presents a themed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Readers fill in entries for items like supplies food ancient terms and common abbreviations. The page includes an answer grid and references to solution for puzzle No 91.
A Word for Beginners
A brief explainer from 1925 on solving cross word puzzles by scanning horizontal and vertical synonyms. It advises comparing fit to spaces, extending across or down from clue numbers, and notes that interlocking words form a foundation for tackling harder entries.
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Tai
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Ktersted
Fred Bone
Tim
May, Albert
Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
N.S. Griggs
Taylor St
R. J. Moore
Osteopathic
Fuqua
Ier
CNBC
Calgary
Mamie Gardiner
Harmonic Trio
BSG
Oakland
St. Francia
Mra
Temple
Halatead
KPO
San Francisco
Gene James
KABA
Los Angeles
Fitzpatrick
WHAZ
WHO
WOO
WDAR
CNEA
CNET
CNBR
Hills
Admiral
O.W
Tack
New York
D. O. McIntyre
May
Alvert
Theveles
East Wighties
Madison Avenue
West End Avenue
Allen Stret
Wall Street
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Albert, Oscar
Mojica
Picyeles
Ming
EIA
J. C. Boyd
Opry
Northwestern State
Abbr
Bright
Imia
King Features Syndicate, Inc
A al Yao Ibir Piria
Wvien
Joe Killough & Co
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