Amarillo Globe newspaper note with publication details
Publication data from The Amarillo Globe dating to February 20 1924 outlines post office entry and publishing arrangements. It notes evening editions except weekends, ties to The Amarillo Daily News, addresses Sixth and Fillmore, and Associated Press affiliation with subscription rates listed for carrier, city, and combination editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
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Amarillo Daily News
Tax Deadlines Near for 1931 Auto Licenses and Taxes
Citizens face looming due dates for 1931 automobile licenses and county and state taxes. School, poll, and auto taxes must be paid before January ends with February 1 deadlines for delinquency. A proposed delay on part of property taxes is debated in the legislature, with Governor Moody expressing interest in emergency action.
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Potter County
Dan Moody
Fanny Frost Reunited With Her Daughter Sheila
A broken marriage fuels Fanny Frost to flee with Bob Daniels then returns to face suspicion. After divorce David gains custody of Sheila. In New York Fanny works as a dressmaker and meets publisher Garrett Wentworth. Five years apart end with Sheila secretly visiting, then reuniting at home for a brief blissful morning before further plans unfold.
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Fanny Frost
Bob Daniels
Fanny
David
Sheila
New York
Garrett Wentworth
Vanny
Mr. Wentworth
Mr. Hirshberg
Sheila and Fanny Face a Hard Farewell
Sheila plans a life with her mother away from her father but is urged to finish school. Fanny hides their parting from wary relatives while anxious days pass with small joys and a looming shadow of separation.
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Fanny
Sheila
Daddy
Mr. Philbrick
Misdirected Mail Costs Highlight Postal Waste
The piece notes misdirected mail costs near 2 million dollars annually in the United States, citing New York City data of 350000 misaddressed items daily and 80000 addressed without street, plus 44000 correctly addressed mail daily. It adds that the postal directory service has grown to a major division to correct and complete misaddressed mail.
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Uncle Sam
New York City
Postal
United States Post Office
Department
Letting Leaders Lead A Call for Clear Executive Accountability
A McClure piece argues legislatures increasingly hamstring executives by meddling in administrative matters. It urges less legislative interference, faster accountability for results, and a return to clear branches of power to improve American politics.
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Washington
New York Storm Consciousness A City On Edge
New York residents display storm anxiety as sudden weather events trigger panic. Reports describe lightning fears, crowded underground stations, hospital wards facing lightning hysteria, and executives avoiding revolving doors to escape perceived dangers.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Weather Bureau
Polo Grounds
Zoning Board to Approve All Building Permits In City
The city plans a comprehensive zoning map and ordinance. Building permits will require planning and zoning commission approval with appeal to the city commission. The seven member board includes Bone Garner Kelly Seay Carlander McKnight and Gulerie. John McKnight chairs the board. The first opera by Carl Maria von Weber is noted.
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Planning
Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Commission
Zoning Board
Fred Bone
C. R. Garner
W. W Kelly
D. P. Seay
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historic Newspaper
Dense puzzle page lists across and down clues on many topics including geography language and history with themes like Versailles era treaties and symbols. It references a prior answer and a mix of wordplay entries with directions for horizontal and vertical fills.
Feather Clue Solves Mystery Of Missing River Fish
Farmer Brown's Boy finds a small white feather on the ice and suspects Whitey the Snowy Owl plucked two fish, one from a tip up and another from the bank. He spots yellow eyes and fish scales as evidence, leading to the conclusion the owl took the prize by flying away. The tale ends with a teaser for the next story, The Minnows Disappear.
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Farmer Brown
Whitey
Snowy Owl
Fisterman
T. W. Burgess
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