Amarillo Daily Globe Publisher and AP Rights Notices
Informational block about the Amarillo Daily Globe masthead noting founding date February 20 19 and 1924 legal status Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas under the act of March 3 1879 Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company 110 East Fifth Street Telephones News and Business departments Member Associated Press AP rights stated exclusive use of AP dispatches and local news content
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Subscription Rates Across Regions
Rates listed for Amarillo carrier and mail delivery. Daily and Sunday papers priced per week month and year with regional variations across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Sunday only and other options show different annual costs.
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BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Cne
ORG
Foges Sccewe
Tactless Texan column and light literary jests on Polk street
A local humorous column mocks political figures and railway safety signs on Polk street while readers critique the frothy tone. It lampoons Amarillo figures including N S Griggs and reviews a magazine by James Russell Lowell with satirical quips about literature and public life.
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James Russell Lowell
Hunt
Evening radio schedule highlights from Chicago and beyond
A detailed list of half hour news updates and nightly programs across multiple stations. Entries cover specific show times, hosts, performers, and orchestras including KYW Chicago WM K, WMAQ, WDAP, WDAF, WLAG and more with lineups featuring Joska DeBabary, Veeta Murray Watkins, Marjorie Pollack, Ralph Williams Orchestra and the Drake Concert Ensemble among others.
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KYW
Chicago
S306
Joska DeBabary
E Orchestra
Leo Fisher
Oporta
Arua
Veeta Murray Watkins
W. B. Freeman
Merrie Boyd Mitchell
James W. Mitchell
K M. Chworowsky
Howe
WERH
Marjorie Pollack
Rather Berry
Louis Perlman
Grace Wilson
Chicago Theater
la Salle Orchestra
Stephen
Roy Scout
Burdett's Garden Tal
Vivian McCarthy
Ralph Williams
WDAP
M—Drake
Jack Chapman
Minneapolis
George Osborne
ASD
ST. Louis
WDPAF
Kansas City
School of the Air Morice
Farm Bureau
WESA
Mylo Rand
Wharry Dodson
Rita T McFawn
James Finney
Oriole Orchestra
Chicago Theater Organ
Christian Endeavor
Hunton Ymca Glee Club
Wqs
Drake
WIAG
Fparth
Orneraos
New York Nightlife on Dover Street From Lavelle to Ragtime
McIntyre recalls the old East Side Taverns and ragtime era. Lavelle's on Dover Street hosted Piano Doyle and singing waiters, drawing crowds of swells, sailors, gangsters, and footloose youth. The piece contrasts gritty poverty and street artistry with later uplift as former shoe lace vendors rise to affluence and vaudeville roots.
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New York
Frenchie Lavelle
Doyle
Lavelle’s
Lavelle
There Here and Everywhere News Briefs
Local items note funeral travel for Mrs. Larson by family in Temple Texas. Ross Phillips returns to work after a nose operation. Kiwanis member Lester Stone welcomes a son. Dickson Drug employs two messenger boys for quick orders. Cooper Irvin Ford contest pits teams in July car sales with a banquet for the loser. Judge Palmer of Amarillo sent a political telegram and then a farewell note to McAdoo promising support in 1928.
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Dickson Drug Company
Cooper-Irvin Ford Company
Sam Richardson
Irvin
B. Lohfer
Cooper
New York
Palmer
Amarillo
Thomas Love
Texas
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
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Daily Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Cotatian
Polk Street
Dawes
Hell
James Henry Leigh Hunt
Davis
N. S. Griggs
Optimeter
Hetrs
Mr. Griggs
Newn Bidg
WHB
Sweeney Radio Orchestra
WOAW
Omatia
Yeats Dance Orchestra
Woo
Davenport
Sandman
Palmer Radio Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
WHR
Atlanta
Bonnie Earnhardt
Monascal Entertainment
Charles A. Sheldon
Municipal
WHAS
Louisville
Orchestra
False Cities Serenadera
WMC
Memphis
Memphia Electron Orchestra
WPRAA
Dallas
Mustang Serenaders
KRGO
Oakland
St. Franeia Concert Orchestra
Pinal News
Atocka
Etc
Jerome K Jerome
KGO Players
KPO
Ban Francisco
Rudy Seigera
May Clark Burne
Fairmont Hotel
Theodore Irwin
Welch
Gwyn Jones Tebault
Iriah Musle
Patricia O'Connor Morbio
Wane Dian
Mia DT
Beoth
Jack Keriffe
Bradfield
KGW
Portland
George Olsen
Los Angeles
Matines Musicale
Art Hickman
KFI
Angeles
MCA
Ambassador Concert Orchestra
Standart
Tuly
Dbusiness Meneug
A. L. Snyder
George Osborn
KSD
Silverman
WDAF
School of the Air
Wdaf Minstrels and Orchestra
OMABA
Pats
Melody Boys
Colos Woc
Bernice Vas
Richard Everett
Billie Buren
Boyce Drano
Phil Licen
Dewitt Depue
Baptist Church Orchestra
WSS
Misea
Britling
Iil
Bob Miller
FAA
George A. Nicoud
W. Macbeth
Hie
Harmonica Harmonista
WBAP
Fort Worth
KGO
St. Francis
San Francisco
Rudy Seteer
Theodora Irwin
Rudy Seiger
RPO
Matinos Musicale
Hickmans Concert Orchestra
Community Broadcasters of
Pasadena
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
The
Hoot Owls
Otto Skuumi
O. O. McIntyre
East Side
Fifth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sunshine Dry Cleaning
East Sth
Carrie M. Hitchcock
Carver
Tyler
F. M. Lefforge & Co
L. B. Larson
Temple, Tex
Ross Phillips
Lester Stone
Kiwanis Club
Stone
J.F. Bromert
D.C
Boston
State Capitol
Ironton Bunsen Range
Pure Food
Mistle
Mistletoe Creameries
Amarillo, Texas
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