Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details
Amarillo Daily Globe publishes evenings and Sunday morning from 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It was founded February 29 and entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at the Amarillo post office under March 3 1879 act. The paper is part of Amarillo Globe Publishing Company and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Ownes
Associatid Press
Associated Press
Subscription Rates for Amarillo Carrier and Main Daily
Rates listed for Amarillo carrier delivery include one week three dollars, one month sixty five cents, three months, six months, and one year. In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico Main Daily and Sunday rates show one month fifty cents, six months two dollars seventy five cents, one year five dollars and Sunday only per year.
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Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Vote as duty not privilege in patriotic exhortation
A 1924 Ballot editorial urges citizens to vote as a duty to protect rights and property, warning that abstaining empowers undesired officials. It extols public spirit, warns against false conservatives, and calls for leaders who speak frankly and act honorably for America.
Dream of a Library for Amarillo Ends in Built On Court House Square
A tale recalls a Amarillo woman’s dream of a grand city library. She sought support from county judges and commissioners, faced indifferent replies, and urged a joint meeting. Ultimately Amarillo funded a $350,000 building not as envisioned, plus a smaller structure on the courthouse square.
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Amarillo
New York
Court House Square
The Potter County Library and Amarillo Water Plans
A local critique on Potter County Library housed in City Hall with added but inadequate new volumes. Amarillo's water needs dominate as editors urge lasting policy, noting past deficits, growth, and the drive for a robust supply to fuel future progress.
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Potter County Library
City
Tyler Street
City Library
Woman's Club Rooms
Woman's Exchangs
Amarillo
The Globe Echoes A Studio Of Editorial Shenanigans
A clipping describes the Globe newspaper office in a frenzy of publicity and staff banter. It mentions editors, reporters, and named individuals reacting to chaotic production with humorous beratement and disjointed verse. The piece portrays a lively, self mocking newsroom atmosphere and the blend of work and farce.
Chicago Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
Central time listings show KYW Chicago with children's bedtime stories and orchestras, Anne Ritchie soprano, and multiple station segments including WGN WMAQ and WEEN. Other markets detailed include Minneapolis St Paul Wichita and Dallas with travel talks, market summaries, classics hours, and bedtime tales.
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Central Standard Time
KYW
Chicago
Joska DeBabary
Anne Ritchie
Chandeleer
Sallie Menben
Ueone
Joly Corcoran
Margaret Garrity
Ralph Williams
Harry Getse
Paul Lougher
Mutha Alien
WMAQ
Chicagoe
Tralle
Harry Hazen
A. M
Civil
City’s neglected poor and drifting youths exposed
New York Day by Day laments the tenement misery in Bowery districts. It contrasts a child laborer, beggars, and families with a poverty line society, noting hardened conditions and little municipal remedy. It also observes chorus life, vaudeville scenes, and an honest taxi driver who returns jewels for a modest reward.
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New York
Brooklyn Water Front
Bowery
Mulberry
Roosevelt
Baxter
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio Station Concert Schedule Across West Coast
A fragmented list shows KGO Oakland and KPO San Francisco schedules with multiple orchestras and programs. Entries include St Pranew Concert Orchestra at 4 PM, Ario Trio at 8 PM, Henry Halstead Orchestra, Reiger’s Orchestra, Rudy Seiger’s Orchestra, Robert Romani baritone, Patfield’s Versatile Band, and George Webber with his orchestra. Portland KGW airs baseball, weather, markets, while KHJ Los Angeles features Hollywood House and Art Hickman ensembles. Schedule notes Central and Pacific times and time zone offsets.
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KGO
Oakland
Pranew
Stocks
Ario
Margaret Avery
Gwynil Jones
Tileharnd Lundgren
Henry Halstead
KPO
N Francisco
A Reiger
Moore Irwih
Georee Webber
Orch
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Art Hickroan
aArt Hickni4e
KFT
Aeolian Crean Re
Leeoonut Grove
Hilghland Park
Sii
St. Francis Concert Orchestra
KPO San Francesco
Airmount Hotel
Jack Falt
Rudy Seicer
Rie Brothers
Rudy Seiger
Prodler
KGW
Portland
Basebal
Wendell Hall
George Oleen
Soss
Art Hickman
Art Hielman
KYI
Hellywoodland
Cocoanut Grove
Philharmonic and vocal programs listed for Chicago radio
Wednesday July 30 radio schedule from KYW WMAQ and CHICAGO stations features Justin DeBabary Orchestra and Grace Hemmeth soprano with Kathryn Orr pianist. Other acts include Josephine Andersen soprano Lancaster Smith bass Ralph Williams Orchestra and Neil Gwynn soprano with noted children's stories and Northwestern University lecture.
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KYW
Chicago
Was
Josephine Andersen
Lancaster Smith
Ralph Williams
WMAQ
Chicago Theater Organ
Northwestern U
Neil Gwynn
Radio Concerts and Orchestras Across Cities Listed
A compiled radio program preview lists George Siegurd tenor Ter riorite and multiple orchestras led by Kelly, Jack Chapman, George Oshorr, and Erwin Swindell. It notes station notes from WDAF to KGW and KPO with schedules for concerts, baseball, weather, stock updates, and a nightly news wrap.
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Chicago
Kyale
Jack Chapman
WLAG
Mie Papolis
Grorce Oshorr
KSD
T. Lou
Mote
Davenport
Erwin Swindell
Nist
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Anna Brennan Burns
Nighthawk
Frelie
Pull of the West Recalled by Pioneer in Clarendon
W. M. Stevens recalls Clarendon in 1890 a wide open town with saloons and shops. He names Judge White Colonel Goodnight Prof Silvey and many early residents including postmasters doctors editors and contractors who shaped West Texas pioneer days. Deer antelope and a few bearsonce roamed the area as buffalo disappeared.
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Clarendon
B. H. White
Colonel Goodnight
W. R. Silvey
Beala Martin
Amarillo
Dyer
Jack Hall
Henry Taylor
Eas Taylor
J. F. Carder
Louis Finklea
Madden
Ralf Jefferson
Jim Otey
Martindale
Charles Lewis
Will
Charlie Lewis
Hardy Peeples
A M. Bevill
Harwood Bevill
Jim Roberts
Donley
W. W. Ballew
H. Warner
B. M. Stephens
Clarendon Methodist Church
Brice
Memphis
Myself
Cooper
J. D. Stocking
Tye
Toombs
Allen
P. A. Buntin
Melell
Dbros
George Dozier
Henry Ramey
James Browning
Powell
del Harrington
W. P. Jake
Fleniken
West
Frank Harrington
Harrington
Fort Worth
Denver
Black Jack
Kiddins Enjoy Day Out at Jack Hall’s Outdoors
Children will enjoy a day out at Jack Hall’s with shade and ample water for wading, offering a relaxing outing in a shaded setting. The description highlights a family friendly environment with natural features suited for kids.
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Jack Hall
The Tactless Texan Moves To New Fourth Street Site
The William Shurge shoe shop relocates two doors east of the Army store on Fourth street. Shurge has operated in the area for years and continues under a new storefront.
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William Shurge
Army Store
Fourth Street
Mr. Shurge
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