Amarillo Globe Publishing Company Copyright Note
Public notice records second class matter at Amarillo post office since February 20 1924 under act of 1879 published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth Street, News and Business departments listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Subscription Rates Listed for Amarillo by Carter
Advertising blurb shows weekly and monthly rates for print delivery in Amarillo and surrounding states. Rates include one week and six month options, with variations by mail and Sunday delivery.
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Amarillo
Carrter
Dane Redd
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
The Globe Office Gloom and Local Readership Notes
In Amarillo two women bet hats on an election as The Sheikess story debuts this column. The Legacy ends today while The Bright Sayings Editor shows up slow. A playful note on readers replies and local wit closes with a quip about reformers and Rome.
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Amarillo
Bright Sayings
Alburtus
The Pure Undefiled Defenceless Man teaser chapter
Fatima Rubbrett lies amid rugs in a desert camp as armed women seek a man. A camel charger spurs into motion and a dramatic pursuit begins toward tomorrow’s chapter in this serialized tale. Amarillo locals gossip about men who look like old soak figures yet never drink.
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Fatima Rubbrett
Hoboken
Camden
N. J
St. Louis
Fatima
Amarillo
The Legacy Chapter Ends in a Murky Drowning Scene
In a tense sequence a man retrieves a sealed envelope containing yet another note, not cash, and wanders toward a bridge amid flood tide. A storm brews as his wife appears to push him to jump, ending with him sinking into river mud.
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Harry
Radio program listings and local notices across multiple markets
A compiled, dense schedule of radio shows across many stations in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other cities with program times, artist names, and station identifiers. A closing note mentions Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Farwell returning from Sibley Iowa to spend the summer with relatives.
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KGO
Oakland
Ifranda
le Sas
KPO San Francisco
Vatrmeaunt Totel
Jaeck Falt
Rudy Selger
Bile Brother
KPO
Tiradlelt
KOW
Portland
Wendell Fall
George Oinen
KH4
Los Angeles
APM
Art Hiechmann
Art Hieckman
Hollywoodland Orchestra
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
SS. Francia
Stocks
Sto
KGO Playera Present
William Vaughn Moody
San Francisco
Sugges
Mildren
Sera Orchestra
Theodore Irwin
Jack
Thomas
Bredfeld
Vereatie
KAJ
Art Slickman
Edwin Lester
al Schifler
Radio Red
Art Hickman
KFI
LOS Angelis
USICA
Stucky Colonels
Marguerite Bitter
Patsy Lorsythe
KGW
Fortland
Wertel Atl
George Olsen
H. J. Farwell
Frances
Sibley
Iowa
F. J. MacKie
Polk
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Carrington
Roswell
Frederick
Dogs Faithful in Life and Death Move Hearts Across Cities
A New York columnist recalls the impact of dogs on human lives. A Boston dog Junior is honored after being killed crossing Fifth Avenue. Letters describe dogs guiding prisoners and improving lives in Wisconsin, New Jersey, and beyond. Special guards curb juvenile vaudeville acts.
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New York
Junior
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Hartsdale
Jersey
Wisconsin
Amarillo Social Notes Include Brief Visits and Moves
Dallas resident W R McCarroll spent the weekend in Amarillo while W A Campbell of Bushland arrived Monday. Various residents visit relatives, with others traveling to Fort Worth Los Angeles and New York. the piece notes a Republican speaker, school contracts, moving households, and local business visits.
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W. R. McCarroll
Dallas
Amarillo
W. A. Campbell
Bushland
Oasis
W. W. Prescott
Tom Holman
Marie McSpaden
Fort Worth
Holman
F. A. Haggard
Brigham
Ed. Watson
Vonna Watson
New Mexico
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo announces a public sale to the highest cash bidder at the City Pound Gates Fourth and Monroe Streets on August 08 1924 between 2 and 4 pm of four head of impounded livestock. Items include a gray mare about ten years old and 14 hands high with a wire cut on the right front foot impounded July 15, a Shetland pony about 4 impounded July 15 a red or gray Burro impounded July 13 and a Jersey heifer about 2 with LS brand on the right hip impounded July 15. J F Bassett Pound Keeper. July 23-30
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Amarillo
Monroe
J. F. Bassett
Local Daughters of the Republic Meet. Visitors Noted
R L Brown of the Grain Sorghum Association visits the city. F M Lefforse and C o W A McIntosh suffer dental illness at home. A new Daughters of the Republic chapter plans a 3 PM meeting at Mrs Avery Turner’s home. Albert Anson Normand of the University of Texas visits. a Monday picnic honors him at Devil's Kitchen with Mrs M B Harris chaperoning. J R Gant jokes about election day efforts. Craddock Ward and colleagues travel to Texas Kansas Oklahoma to inspect sorghum elevators. Hall and Robert Axtell summer in the Adirondacks with a concert trio at Southerland Hotel before returning to New York City for music studies.
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Avery Turner
Albert Anson Normand
The
State University At Austin
Devil's Kitchen
M. B. Harris
J. R. Gant
Hall
Robert Axtell
Walter S. Axtell
Adirondacks
Monticello
New York
Southerland
New York City
Institute of Musical Arts
Robert
Columbia University
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