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The Amarillo Globe publishes evening editions except Saturday and Sunday morning. The paper carries Associated Press dispatches and local news.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe publishes evening editions except Saturday and Sunday morning. The paper carries Associated Press dispatches and local news.
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Amarillo and surrounding states. One month by carrier costs 0.65 with higher annual terms and Sunday editions available by mail at 2.75 to 9.00 depending on duration.
Hereford and Deaf Smith county citizens hold a banquet to celebrate the Deaf Smith county hospital opening and to honor the county agents and commissioners. The event highlights diversified farming, cooperative efforts, and the county’s progress in agriculture and industry. The Chesterfield Minstrels are noted as a popular upcoming show.
A dense listing of network radio programs across stations WLW WCCO WHA WLS WGN WMAQ KYW WTAS WHAS WOC KFAB WDAF WDAF KOA KGW KGO RHI KGW KGW and others. Program blocks include recitals lectures child stories farm news organ concerts orchestras and midnight revues with times ranging from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM Central and Pacific times.
Hoenston Texas January recounts Ajax a five year old Belgian police dog living with host Mike and his family. The dog joins in playful scenes with a two month old water spaniel and shows fierce loyalty and quiet bedside vigilance, highlighting dogs devotion and the tragedy of losing them.
A Texan notes civic duty over mere urban expansion. Satirical tales and quick quips from Texas and Amarillo echo the idea that strong citizenship shapes a city more than square footage. A Houston dog tale and witty asides close the item.
The writer recalls a famed puzzle solution and a near miss with a rabbit while planning a duck shoot at Eagle Lake in Louisiana. He jokes about hunting skill, reflects on urban traffic warnings, and notes a Houston social call with Bassett Blakely.
A humorous column fragment recounts Elsie teasing a captured fly about heaven and hearing its silent replies. The piece mocks politics with a self deprecating joke about a mayoral bid and promises free water, urging common voters to join a campaign.
The Globe introduces a new Sunday crossword series by a recognized authority replacing the expired puzzle set. The page lists horizontal and vertical clues with extensive wordplay and references to various topics, including people, places, and common nouns, inviting solvers to engage the renewed challenge.
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