Amarillo Globe News 1927 Subscriptions Notice
The Amarillo Globe News announces subscription rates for the period ending June 1, 1927. Rates include monthly and yearly options with prices listed for city delivery and mail subscriptions. The paper is published evenings except Sundays in Amarillo, Texas, in association with the Amarillo Ace.
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Amafie
Texes
Globe-News Publishing Co
Salvation Army Fund Drive Urges Quick Amarillo Support
A local plea urges Amarillo residents to end a fundraising drive for a Salvation Army home in a single day. The appeal emphasizes immediate, generous response to aid vulnerable children and waifs, invoking wartime service and small requested amounts as justified by the stakes.
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Salvation Army
Amarillo
Salvation Arm
Iggie
Amarillo urged to back Lt. Gray for Pacific flight
The article praises Lt. Robert Gray as a local aviator and proposes Amarillo back him in a trans-Pacific attempt. Wichita Falls financiers offer support if the plane is named The Wichita Falls, but Amarillo residents are urged to fund The Amarillo to show local pride and sporting blood.
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Amarillo
Robert Gray
Wichita Falls
Gray
Pacific
Lt. Gray
Music as Universal Language In America and Italy
American popular airs replace old opera in Italy while U S listeners enjoy European classics through radio. The shift shows mass appeal of simple modern tunes yet broad exchange, with no harm to either side as audiences broaden.
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Italy
United States
Europe
Alma Matering Time and the Old Boys’ Big Stadium Plan
The piece laments college days ending and alumni funds for a new million dollar stadium, chemistry buildings, an administration hall, and four dormitories. It mocks subscription drives and hints at sensational future “great scoop” photography, ending with a bizarre political quip about England and Ireland.
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Siwash
Hackers of sport push for more pools for families in Germany
A fragment hints at a push in Germany to build swimming pools for family leisure and to develop athletes for national contests and the Olympics. The text also notes advice on married relationships amid a broader sports discussion.
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Germaany
Sonia Marsh Chooses Duty Over Engagement in San Francisco
Sonia Marsh balances love and family as she defers her engagement to Franklin Crane to spend time with her father, while Jed Thomas quietly raises her salary and hints at confidentiality. Sonia recalls childhood holidays with her father and revisits city life, facing Joselyn's suspicions and Tom Underwood's diamond promise.
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Franklin Crane
Maxine
Walter Henderson
Don
San Francisco
Sonia Marsh
Kiddie
Crane
Jed Thomas
White
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Marsh
Dad
Sutter Street
Sidney
Tor Underwood
Tom
Stockton
Sam Marsh
Honey
Mother
Anna
England's Most Famous Dog Supports Animal Hospital
Yelverston the Airedale terrier, famed for 50 000 miles of service, says he has a bank account and a coin box on his back to fund the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor. He claims royal letters and four London Dog Show wins, and donates his income in declining years to aid needy dogs.
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England
Animal Hospital
Naval Airmy
Com
Davenport
Wilson
Alexandra
London
America
Hutchins wins irrigated farm scholarship in Rio Grande valley
R W Hutchins, a Texas A and M student who funded his education by work, receives a two acre irrigated farm prize from a land company in the lower Rio Grande valley. J B Holman drowns after falling into a creek while fishing for lumber. Elmer Lawson is killed by lightning while chopping cotton near Ragland. A 95 year old man from Rising Star dies in Breckenridge after a crash while en route to see grandchildren drowned in Red River. two granddaughters also drowned earlier.
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Presa College Station
R. W. Hutchins
A. & M. College
Rio Grande Valley
Crowell
Elmer Lawson
Ragland
Breckenridge
Nocona
Florence Hancock
Bertha Davis
Red River
J. Hancock
Rising Star
Hancock
San‘cock
A. J. Gage
Pearl Found in Oyster by Mrs Jason Kerr of Deal
Mrs Jason Kerr of Deal England found a pearl in an oyster she was eating and sent the shell to a London dealer who extracted the gem. She values the pearl at 50 dollars and will have it mounted in a gold ring for her daughter.
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Jason-Kerr
J. P
Deal
England
London
Old Man Coyote Hears an Echo Mystery
In Burgess tale Old Man Coyote doubting his ears hears a mysterious echo across Green Forest and Great Mountain. He tests the sound from both locations then discovers the echo location in the Green Forest, leaving him puzzled and wary.
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Green Meadows
Green Forest
Old Man Coyote
Roddy Fox
Sinc
Coyote
Great Mountain
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T. W. Burgess
Amarillo Adults Use ALA Home Study Volumes at Potter County Library
A large number of Amarillo residents are using American Library Association home study books at Potter County Library. Reports show twenty four subjects covered and many adults completing multiple courses. The library provides the books used in the courses and has them available on shelves or obtainable.
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Amarillo
American Library Association
Potter
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