All highways in Potter county are paved says visiting tourists
Automobile tourists see an overhead sign at the Potter county line claiming all roads in Potter county are paved and well paved. Amarillo’s status as county seat impresses visitors with a modern road program reflecting progress and business vigor in the Texas Panhandle. The article praises the glimpse of planned infrastructure and urges turning ideas into action rather than mere dreaming.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Central
States
Potter Countar
The American Boy Misconceptions About Today’s Youth
A defense of modern youth argues that today’s Americans are as decent as past generations and physically healthier. The author notes population growth means more total misdemeanors, but individual youths are taller, stronger, and more athletic than previous generations.
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United States
Galveston Beach To Welcome A 1000-Room Hotel
A plan calls for a new 1,000-room hotel on Galveston Beach, a development likely to surprise locals who expect beachgoers to stay outside hotel walls. The Dallas News notes provocative tidbits about Clarence Darrow era Tennessee and California executing three men for police murder, reflecting era intrigue.
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Galveston
Dallas News
Clarence Darrow
Tennessee
California
When a Man Says I’ll Go to Jail He Often Bails
A man declares he will face imprisonment but in practice seeks release through bail. The remark underscores how declarations of willingness to endure jail often contrast with actions to avoid it.
Texas Poised as Potential Textile Hub Centering on Cotton
Texas, producing roughly 35 to 50 percent of U S cotton, stands as a potential hub for the textile industry. The suitability of its resources and infrastructure could attract processing and manufacturing activity, reshaping national supply chains and regional employment prospects.
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Texas
United States
Daily Radio Schedule From 1925 Midwest Stations
Central Standard Time listings for WCCO WHA WHAD WHAS and others show a full evening line of market surveys church services concerts organ recitals orchestras and talks. Notable items include baseball scores radio orchestras and educational programs with many stations in Des Moines Des Moines WOC Davenport and Los Angeles affiliates.
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Gray
Des Moines
Iowa State Falr Ledted Quartatte
Mistletoe Iclees Trademark Highlighted in State Report
Burt C. Blanton notes Texas vast undeveloped resources. mentions Mistletoe Iclees by name as clearly trademarked to prevent mistakes in industry planning.
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Burt C. Blanton
Allas
Tactless Texan and Amarillo Life On The Plains
A fragment from an Amarillo magazine recalls local humor and misadventures. An aging Texan laments forgetting the business while a son runs it, shares desert motoring woes, and quips about small towns and trains. Personal anecdotes mention hammocks, courting, and social life on the plains.
A Six and a Quarter Hat by H A Nobles
A short humorous verse about a man with a head described as a six and a quarter hat. The poem mocks misguided geography and dim intellect while urging gentleness toward such a person. It ends with the author’s name and address.
Old New York Homes Stand Guard Over Modern City
In New York on July 13 the remaining old houses along 42nd Street are described as relics of the city’s past. Families maintain etiquette and dignity, while a lawyer visits monthly and servants hold the line against change. A tale of a prodigal nephew ends in disgrace and suicide, and a battered man recovers after hospital care. The piece notes artists Worthington Held and Don Herold, plus George Gibbs and Bugs Baer, as contemporaries who blend illustration and writing.
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New York
Moloch
Gotham
42Nd Street
Broadway
John Held, Jr
Don Herold
Conneticut
George Gibbs
Europe
Philadelphia
Bugs Baer
Gene Markey
Oliver Hereford
Nate Collier
One Wife on Approval and a Honolulu Departure
Cynthia Leland faces disapproval after her husband Jim leaves for Honolulu with his mother following a marriage misunderstanding. She seeks support from Cecile Malcolm and befriends Noel Gardner, joining a mid winter house party at Cecile’s mountain cabin with the town’s social circle and the black sheep of the town.
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Cynthia Leland
Jim
Honolulu
Cynthia
Louella
Cecile Malcolm
Noel Gardner
Cecile
A Shock for Louella Talks of Stock Scheme
Cynthia learns Noel Gardner has sold a subdivision stock that rose in value. Louella aims to buy the stock back for their mother, planning a public lunch and notary signing to settle the matter, while Cynthia suspects the scheme.
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Ynthia
Cecile
Noel
Cynthia
Louella
Mother’s
Noel Gardner
Mother's
Jim
Lousella
Cerberus
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
110 East Fifth Estreet
Associated Press
Telephones News Department —Business Department
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
WHA
Madison
Marketa
WHAS
Locisville
Kentucky Rambiers
WDAF
Kansaa City
School of the Air
Stars Radio Orchestra
Nighthawk Frolie Wil, &T Louir
Progrand Kfar
Lincoln
Harry Snodgrase
Miller and Carrol Co Mans Orchestra
KTHS
Hot
KOA
Denver
Whin
Orcher
Sandman
Poecines
KGO
Oakland
Hen Black
KIX
KFI
Los Angeles
Dance Orchestra
KAJ
Leecture
Souder
Elke Banda
Wrednfesday
WFAA
WOAW
WRG
WBAY
N. S. Griggs
Taylor St
Palo Duro Lumber Co
J. B. Bechtel
Vice-Pres
Mgr
Lincoln Street
Nunn Bldg
F. G. Roane
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk
Whistling Station
Pennsylvania Limited
St. Louis
Boston
Toney Chisum
Dumas
O. W
North Pole
H. A. Nobles
Carrie M. Hitchcock Carver
Tyler
T. H. Collins
LOX Drug CO
C. O. McIntyre
Orient
Norwalk
Doc
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Russell &Cockrell
Connecticut
F. M. Lefforge & Co
Malone Lines
Pampa
STOF
Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle
Ells Drug Store
White Dear—Star Drug Store
Pampa Drug Co
Lowe Brothers Auto Enamel
City Loans
Commerce Farm Credit Co. Farm, Ranch and
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
Etec. Co
M. Humphrys
Polk St
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East Sth Street
Amarillo Planing Mill
West 7Th St
W. R. Armstrong
Mer
Mother
Shoe
You
Madame Leland
Stanley
Wheeler Syndicate
Ina
Violet
Urchase Farm Land
Bebe
Joint Stock Land Bank
Omi First National Car Ore
Merillo, Texas
Farm and Ranch Loans
South Plains
W. A. Palmer
Fuqua Block
Amarillo, Texas
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