Amarillo Globe Newspaper Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe Publishing Co lists editors and managers, payment methods, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The notice cites affiliations with the Associated Press and provides publication and postal details.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillonn News
Globe-News Publishing Co
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Dangers in the Home Highlight Gasoline Hazards
The piece warns of gasoline dangers in households citing a Panhandle baby burned by gasoline used to rinse a dress and a Cisco boy crippled when a can exploded. It urges banning gasoline from homes and notes risks from matches and faulty stove hoses.
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Panhandle
Cisco
Wisconsin Professor Refuses 2 Million Offer for Invention
Henry Steenbock a University of Wisconsin agricultural chemistry professor rejected a 2,000,000 dollar bid from a cereal company for his calcium-enhancing food method. He transferred rights to the university, seeking broad access for humanity, saying money would corrupt his life’s purpose. He states ambition lies in advancing science, not amassing wealth.
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Henry Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Steenbock
Wisconsin
Congressmen Fight in Capitol Reflecting Bills They love
Reports describe several fistfights or near confrontations among lawmakers in the capitol building. The clashes stem from heated debates over proposed bills, highlighting lawmakers' passion and demerits of the era.
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Capitol
Hogg to Hold Revival Here for Methodists
Polk Street Methodist church plans a June revival with Evangelist Will Hogg and his party to conduct a series of services. A large tabernacle will be erected and the entire congregation will participate in the revival organization. The meeting likely runs the full month. Hogg is currently in Abilene for a major Methodist gathering.
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Hogg
Polk Street Methodist Church
Will Hogg
Board of Stewards
Evangelist Hogg
Abilene
Methodist Church
Bets a Million On The Captive Raid
Horace Liveright, a would be producer, pledges to bet a million if police interfere with The Captive. The Associated Press reports the New York discussion of contemplated legal action to prevent police interference.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Gatea
Horace Liveright
R. H. Nicholson Not Indicted Despite Name Similarity
A prominent realtor R H Nicholson objects to confusion with a man indicted on a liquor charge. The indicted man has the same initials but is spelled without an H, and appears misprinted in The Daily News.
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R. H. Nicholson
Nicholson
Daily News
Night at the Abbotts dance turns sour
At a village pavilion dance, Helma resists advances from Mr. Anderson as alcohol flows among guests. The narrator, a chauffeur, intervenes when Anderson forcibly kisses Helma, wresting him away and delivering a hard kick. The confrontation ends with the assailant’s bluster and a cliffhanger.
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Brownville Pavilion
Helma
Helnia
G. Burton Anderson
Harry Frazer
Abbotts
Anderson
Helmia
Otto H. F. Kahn Turns Sixty With Lifelong Work Ethic
New York reports Otto Hf. Kahn marking his sixtieth birthday with continued banking labor. The note highlights his dedication and absence of celebration as he focuses on professional duties in the industrial city.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Otto Hf. Kahn
Santa Fe doubles track from Canyon to Pampa
Santa Fe announces extension of the double track from Canyon to Pampa to complete a seventy five mile parallel line at a cost exceeding one million dollars, bringing total construction spend to over five million. The project uses 110 pound rails, heavy ballast, concrete culverts, and includes major works through Palo Duro canyon and across two Cuyler lake fills. Over seven thousand carloads of rock will ballast Canyon to Pampa.
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Canyon
Panhandle
Pampa
F. A. Lehman
Santa Fe
Palo Duro Canyon
Haney
White Deer
Cuyler Lakes
Sais
New Mexico
Skunk Family Tries Early Dinner at Farmer Brown
Jimmy Skunk and family wake hungry and head to Farmer Browns. Mrs Skunk scratches at the kitchen door and Mother Brown opens it, only to remind them dinner time has not arrived.
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Mrs. Skunk
Mrs. Jimmy
Clever Skunk Outsmarts Hosts For Supper
Mrs. Jimmy and six young Skunks arrive early expecting food but get ignored by Mother Brown who still feeds them. Mrs. Jimmy claims credit for the meal and flatters the host while the Skunks wander the kitchen. The tale ends with a note about the next story, The Banging Door.
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Jimmy
Mrs. Jimmy
Jimmy Skunk
Mother Brown
Advertising I Wore Centered Expert Declares
Kansas City February 22 National manufacturers are concentrating advertising in territories where sales are strong at the Mid Western Newspaper Advertising managers association meeting. Forest R Geneva advertising head of Des Moines Town Register says newspapers are gaining large national business and manufacturers are selecting profitable regions to cut wasteful effort.
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Kansas City
Mid-Western
Hunger strikers loses strength. man walks free after term
After a 35 day hunger strike Carl B. Robinson walked out of jail when his sentence for blocking traffic while distributing anti militarism literature ended. He had remained inside as his term expired.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Carl
Robinson
Half Minute Interviews with Local Figures
Local residents share plans and opinions about travel, cars, social circles, vaudeville shows, and a potential boycott. Mrs. Von Rosenbaurg visits Lubbock, Irene Ruddy boasts a new Chevrolet, Mrs. Childers comments on new neighbors, Dr. Parcells recalls Eddie Foy's Chicago fire anecdote, and Dr. Ball notes boycott concerns about Clarendon College.
Amarillo May Hear Plans to Attract Industries
James Z. George, head of Amarillo’s Board of City Development, urges attracting factories by building favorable local conditions rather than chasing “broken-down” plants. He notes proposals flow in, with one large factory candidate set for a local visit, and outlines a strategy of selling favorable power, housing, gas rates, and overall business climate. George previously helped establish thirty-three Houston plants and worked on New Orleans port projects.
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James Z. George
Board of City Development
Houston
Amarillo
George
Texas Commercial Secretaries
Sherman
Mr. George
Ford Bacon and Davis Company
New York
New Orleans
Industrial City hosts sole industrial sector event
Industrial City features its only industrial sector event, highlighting local manufacturing, business outreach, and citywide participation.
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