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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
A brief note lists two departments: News Department and Business Department. It records their presence within the organization and highlights their distinct roles in handling reporting and commercial operations.
A garbled telegraphic style rate sheet shows subscription options by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico. It lists durations one week one month three months six months one year with prices and day tariff notes including Sunday only pricing. The date printed is Tuesday January 27 1925.
Citizens of Miami appeal to The Globe to sponsor a good fellowship tour. Amarillo plans a spring visit headlined by Henry Ansley, Bill Adams, Eliza Jane, Toney Chisum, Dr Caldwell, Colonel Thompson, Lee Bivins, Cal Farley and a long list of colorful figures from reading and performance groups.
Bob Emmett’s office and warehouse burned Sunday morning starting at 8 16 a m. By 10 a m the buildings were smoke damaged and by noon he opened new offices ordered stock and sent circulars to customers showing Dempster Company of Texas was taking orders as usual.
Citizens are urged to attend a water meeting in Amarillo arguing water is essential for growth. The piece urges voting for water bonds while recognizing debate on site and methods, stressing unity and civic duty.
New York January 27 The New York Cotton Exchange reports its last surviving charter member is William L Black of Del Rio Texas aged 42. he had been presumed dead for fifty years and now seeks recognition as the only living founder from 1470. He sold his seat three years later and hopes to remain active in the cotton business, noting a possible return in the future.
Listings detail WLW through WRAP network programs on January 28 1925 with times for concerts lectures and talks across stations including WLW WHA KYW WGN KFAB and KTHS. Notable items include Selinsky Quintette Isham Jones Orchestra Frank G Robertson one man hand and various school and hotel programs.
A cluttered schedule lists multiple stations from KOA Denver KGO Oakland KLX Los Angeles KPO San Francisco KGW Portland and others with times for musical programs children's stories and orchestras. It includes Seiger's Orchestra Bradfield's Band and various chamber groups alongside news stock market mentions and silent stations.
The reviewer describes The Golden Bed at The Mission, praising its vivid photography and dramatic scenes. Rosa Rogers hosts. Tack promises to judge fairly, praising the film’s provocative portrayal of Goldie, her lavish life, mountain chase, and downfall leading to a faded golden bed at the homecoming.
The narrator recalls a friend Sancho the sheep herder who died in the wilderness and reflects on desert solitude. He describes sun time, a Mexican singer, a clear stream with trout, a fall into the embankment, and feasts on venison and a deer's head. He notes a deserted village with few inhabitants and argues desert life brings strange calm and warmth.
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This item explains a word puzzle where a horizontal list supplies synonyms for across words and a vertical list provides synonyms for down words. Readers are urged to skim quickly, fill in confident entries, and use them as clues to complete the rest.
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