Amarillo Globe front matter and masthead notes
The Amarillo Globe dated Friday February 4 1927 presents its masthead with publication terms and staff details including publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk. It notes association with the Associated Press and specifies evening publication days with a Sunday morning edition.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Advertising a City From Coast to Coast
A broad call to cities and states to expand systematic advertising to attract tourists prospectors and manufacturers. It cites Atlanta Birmingham California Florida and Los Angeles and argues water supply and truthful progress reporting are essential. Advertising by railroads and famous brands is praised as vital to growth.
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California
Carolinas
Fargo
Florida
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Valley of the Nile
Wrigley
Catalina Island
Atlanta
Candler
Jemima
The Family Pays and Buys on Installment Plans
A historical voice condemns installment debt and its toll on households while acknowledging the utility of credit. The piece contrasts buyer psychology with the allure of easy payments and praises building and loan associations as a healthier alternative.
Isle of Dread Honeymoon at Sea Castle
Cynthia joins Robert on a Maine coast voyage to a private isle he owns. The couple arrives at a cliffside castle named The Chateau where four men—Gerald Ames St John Chester Quantrill and Talbot—are revealed as guests and staff. Cynthia learns Robert plans to reshuffle duty aboard.
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Cynthia
McNeill
Maine
Robert
Isle of Dread
Masterton
Talbot
Gerald Ames
St. John Chester
Ames Quantrill
Chester
Ames
Quantrill
Mr. Masterton
Chateau
Chatterer Finds a Secret Storehouse
In a tale of worry and initiative a cautious rodent named Chatterer searches for new storehouses after two were emptied. He scouts holes in trees stumps and snow, discarding any with sign of rivals like Rusty or Whitefoot, and discovers a long unused hollow stump that seems safe and promising.
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Chatterer
Rusty
Whitefoot
Woodmouse
Chatterer Seeks Hidden Storehouse in Green Forest
Chatterer the Squirrel spends a busy day hunting a secret storehouse for his loot. He ponders a hickory nut shell found in a suspicious spot and suspects Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel, then checks nests of Blacky the Crow Redtail the Hawk and Hooty the Great Horned Owl. He ends the day without a fitting storehouse as darkness falls.
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Chatterer
Happy Jack
Blacky the Crow
Redtail
Eight Die and Dozen Hurt in Baghdad Riot
Eight persons were killed and thirty wounded in a Baghdad street riot as police tried to quell a student demonstration. The trouble began after professors the students wished to keep were discharged by authorities.
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Bagdad
Associated Press
Bierut
Syria
Exchange Members Must Make Report
New York Feb 4 Members of the New York stock exchange are asked by the committee on business acts to file a daily 11 a m report on their long and short positions in Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred stock at the close of the previous business day A similar request was made recently for transactions in the common stock amid a sharp rise causing a technical corner
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Committee On Business Acts
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Two Big Valley Land Deals Reported in Cameron County
A Kansas City firm led by Albert R. Jones and Frank K. Jones bought the Boyd tract of 12,521 acres while H C Tyrel, an Oklahoma City oilman, purchased the Box tract of 2,600 acres. The properties lie along the Laguna Madre in Cameron county. English ivy and cacti are noted as popular plants for the smart home.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Cameron County
San Benito
Kansas City Corporation
Albert R
Frank K. Jones
Boyd
H. C
Fragments From The Wire Wide World Comments
A collage of brief items touches on a stalled Burlington line in Nebraska hindered by tumbleweeds, Kansas anti-cigarette laws, anti mince pie threats, Russian propaganda in China, World War I bayonets, a Millikin University student’s suicide over sorority bids, a swimmer planning an Egglish channel attempt with a jazz band, Mildred Harris and Chaplin, Ted Lewis and White House visits, the Norris trial, a Austin bribery scandal, a Dodge estate ruling, and Will Rogers remarks about Peaches at the American Canners association.
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China
United States
Great Britain
Millikin University
Decatuy
Ilinois
Alpha Chi Omega
Millikin
the Globe
Ted Lewis
Coolidge
White House
Ted
Calvin
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