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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1924
Page
6
The passage states the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company publishes the paper from 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas as a second class matter filed February 20 1924 and describes Associated Press rights to news dispatches and local news.
Rates listed for daily and Sunday home delivery by mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. One month two six months and one year options shown with prices and Sunday only option indicated.
The Globe notes changes as Penwomen leave to publish alone and readers learn a new serial The Sheikess begins in this column. The Legacy ends today while Bright Sayings reports few letters and Alburtus many.
Chapter One Fatima Rubbett lies amid Turkish rugs in a desert camp of fierce women armed with rifles. A distant speck signals a man as Fatima vows to claim one, mounting a camel and spurring toward the unknown in a melodramatic cliffhanger. Tomorrow promises richer developments. Amarillo opens with a jokey remark about towns hosting men who resemble old drinkers.
A man retrieves a sealed envelope with a counterfeit note that yields another note, prompting a ride to a bridge. A storm rises as his wife appears to push him toward suicide, and he sinks into river mud after a jump.
The page lists daily broadcast timings for Chicago stations KYW WQ9I WMAQ and others with orchestra names soloists and programs across the day. It notes time zones Pacific and Central adjustments and concludes with a personal note about the Farwell family returning from Sydney, Iowa to spend the summer locally.
A New York column recalls a year since the death of a Boston terrier named Junior killed crossing Fifth Avenue. The dog’s memory inspires homes for stray dogs and letters describe dogs guiding prisoners and a woman toward humility. Special guards have stopped juvenile vaudevillians in New York.
Dallas resident W R McCarroll spent the weekend in Amarillo while W A Campbell from Bushland arrived Monday. Various locals and guests are noted including Mrs R P Gant and daughters in Plainview, Mrs Florence Griswold visiting after a Texas GOP meeting, and Elks travel in New York. Community events mark architecture, schooling, and a Daughters of the Republic meeting with several residents departing for trips to Fort Worth, Los Angeles, and New Mexico.
The City of Amarillo advertises a public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gates Fourth and Monroe Streets between 2 and 4 pm on Saturday August 2 1924. Items include a gray mare about ten years old and 141 hands high a Shetland pony about 4 years old a red or gray Burro and a Jersey heifer about 2 years old with LS brand. Impounded dates listed and pound keeper J F Bassett signs the notice.
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