Opera tickets go fast for Thais at Amarillo
Centreds rushed to Amarillo College of Music to buy seats for the Civic Opera presentation of Thais on March 18. The $10 parquet and $3.50 balcony sections sold quickly with many seats remaining in rear parquet and lower rows. Local manager Emil P. Myers notes single seats will dwindle. tickets sold with a three installment plan. Leads include Mary Garden Jose Mojica and Cesare Formichi.
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Amarillo College of Music
Eleventh
Polk Streete
Chi“ Civic Opera Company
Emil P. Myers
Mary Garden
Jose Mojica
Cesare Formichi
Lindbergh Starts U S Panama Air Mail Flight on Birthday
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh launches the first air mail leg from the United States to Panama in a Sikorsky Amphibian, carrying 600 pounds of mail with three companions. The crew includes Henry Lee Buskey and Col. John A. Hambleton. J. T. Trippe joins to Havana. The trip marks a major step toward closer global air connections.
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Sity
Associated Press
Miami
Fila
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Panama
Lindbergh
Bay
Havana
Cristobal
Panama Canal Zone
Henry Lee Buskey
John A. Hambleton
Pan-American Airways Corporation
J. T. Trippe
Amarillo Detective Burnam Fined For Absence In Trial
Brown case witnesses were fined 25 dollars each for absence. Press Burnam, Amarillo police chief detective, fined 25 dollars for absence when Lee Miller case was called. Burnam allegedly a witness in a New Mexico trial. Miller case was passed temporarily.
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Brown
Press Burnam
Amarillo
Lee Miller
Burnam
New Mexico
Miller
Classes Adjacent to Parlor and Recreation Hall Details
The description notes second floor dormitories a dining room and kitchen in the basement. Recreation building houses the auditorium gymnasium and engine room. The article also cites 1927 London police lost property totals and a German town made invisible by smoke clouds from secret chemical vessels.
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London
Piles Cured or Costs Nothing Ad Offer
An advertisement from W. R. Darling Kansas City promotes a home remedy for piles. It claims a $1 treatment will cure or be free if not, offering the promise of a free trial and demanding payment only if cured. It lists the Euro Building address in Kansas City Missouri.
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W. R. Darlingwn
Kansas City
Globe News columnist taunts fate after post submission fails
A Globe News writer recounts sending a piece to The Saturday Evening Post, which came back unread in seven days. He notes the office decorations, staff reactions, and personal weight loss from stress, while lamenting editors and rival opinions and praising ordinary friends.
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The
Post
Saturday Evening Post
al Smith
Texas
Hoover
Globe News
Tom Turner
Tunner
Globe-News
Amarillo
Tack
Best Little Dog Turner Brags of Records and Jobs
A Panhandle writer boasts of covering 286 dogs for Amarillo last year and vows to break the record this year. He offers his services to reclaim dogs, announces a watchman job at Deal with a $100 monthly pay and free cabin, and warns editors not to laugh at his rejected piece.
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Amarillo
Berate
Mke
Panhandle
Saturday Evening Post
Tri-way
Deal
Amarillo Readers Send Letter and Poem to Saturday Evening Post
A reader from Amarillo writes to the Saturday Evening Post praising Tack and sharing a humorous dog and cat rescue tale, travel verses, and a tongue in cheek bid for publication. The letter signer Pat thanks Tack for his Amarillo column and urges support for Ernest in a local matter.
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Tack
Saturday Evening Post
Amarillo
New York City
Willick
Dan McGrew
Yukon
Pampa
Texas
Dea
Ernest
Pat
U.S, A
Amarillo Airport Progress and Aviation Outlook
The article details Amarillo's planned municipal airport, including hangar, administration building, and runway plans. It notes waterways and lights, a 100 foot circle center, and a 20 foot high Amarillo sign. It compares Tulsa's airport success and foresees cross-country air routes. it ends with a forecast of rapid development and future coverage.
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C. OC. McMurtry
Amarillo
John Benko
City Engineering Department
Tulsa
McIntyre Airport
Prostate Health Aid Offered By W B Way Co
Advertises Rudolphs Prostatitis treatment for kidney bladder and prostate troubles. Promises relief in a few hours and offers to mail postpaid a full $1 treatment for 10 cents to cover mailing. If satisfied, pay $1. if not, the company bears the loss.
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W. B. Way Co
Westover Arcade
Kansas City
Rudolph
Mrs Martha Clark Dies This Morning
Mrs. Martha Josephine Clark, 66, died at her home five miles north of the city this morning at 8:80 o'clock. She is survived by three daughters Mamie Gray Puls Cole Myrtle St. John Amarillo and S. F. Schoonover and one son J. R. Clark. The body will lie in state at N B Griggs & Sons until 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Services will be held from the Assembly of God church 900 North Pierce street at 2 o'clock tomorrow. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.
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Martha Josephine Clark
Mamie Gray
Puls. Cole
Myrtle St. John
Carlsbad
N. M
S. F. Schoonover
Amarillo
J. R. Clark
Griggs & Sons
Assembly of God Church
North Pierce Street
G. F. C. Fons
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ex presidents and pensions from a reflected view
A reflective editorial notes the need for a generous post presidency pension. It contrasts U S end terms with British peerage, cites Mussolini paradoxes, and warns that organizations endure beyond individuals, risking Italy after Mussolini. It frames a moral on dignity and public duty.
Fort Worth and Chicago Livestock Markets and Cotton Quotes
Hogs and cattle numbers chart Fort Worth market with price gains and top hogs at 9.80. Chicago livestock reports show hogs 10.16 top and cattle slightly lower. Cotton futures in New York New Orleans and Liverpool mirror mixed demand with declines and steadying trades across contract months.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Chicago
The
A Penny a Day Insures $100 a Month Income
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy offering up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months on total disability and 1000 dollars for death, for about 3 60 a year. No exam required. 10 days free inspection. return policy if not satisfied.
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Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Moriarty Bldg
Kansas City
Wheat and commodities mixed in Chicago markets report
Chicago wheat eased on milder temps and snow across winter wheat belts. Corn oats and provisions also softened with early gains fading as prices drifted lower. Poultry and dairy prices noted in separate market briefs with mixed movements. Foreign exchange opened steady as Sterling traded around 4.847 dollars.
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Chicago
Associated Prom
New York
Associated Press
NEW Ork
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul Common
St. Louis
Chrysler
Chicago & Alton Common
Maryland
Reading
I’acific
American Metals
Metals Group
National Bellas Hess
Adams Express
Ade Dry
Kroger Stores
Congress
0. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Sugar Refining
Nash Motors
I would rather not have been than be a liar for gold
A fragmentary verse fragment speaks of choosing self-respect over wealth and deception. The speaker vows to walk both low and high life with a clear conscience, preferring a hard path to public shame.
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Panhandle Music Co
Polk
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