Amarillo Globe News Masthead and subscriptions details
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publisher information and subscription rates. It notes foundation date February 20 1986 and filing details February 8 1924, lists Associated Press partnership, and provides daily and Sunday mailing options across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with varying yearly and Sunday only prices.
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Borger Editorial Attacks Met Papers On Oil Town Publicity
The Hutchinson County Herald reprints Borger editor Dave Warren’s critique of metropolitan papers for slandering oil towns. It denounces widespread exaggeration, calls for truthful reporting, and defends Borger’s publicity as the boom spreads through the Panhandle.
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New York Day by Day at O MeINTYRE
Fragmented OCR text appears as a dense stream with many garbled phrases about New York and city life. It references people, events, and places in a period-tinged, newspaper card style but the readable details are scarce and largely indecipherable.
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The Good Bad Girl Chapter The New York Hotel Encounter
Mimsi Marsh meets a chorus girl in a hotel restaurant and learns the city’s harsh vibe. A wary plan emerges as Mimsi hopes to find artistic mentors while nearby a stylish rival eyes her future and a dangerous departure awaits.
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Aunt Kate
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Miss True
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Minist
Half Minute Interviews in Amarillo
A roundup of brief quotes from local figures including H. Clark Mark Anthony Clyde Smith Ted Sloane Leslie Cardiff J. W. Howell Walter Crossett Bob Underwood Jr Bill Askew Ben Short and F H Hemphill. They discuss Amarillo’s future, stock in Boob Oil company, Tulsa receptions, new Wolflin home, and reflections on oil and travel.
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Clyde Smith
Boob Oil Company
Johnny Chuck Leaves Old Pasture for Green Meadows
In a Burlingham tale Johnny Chuck fears Buster Bear and abandons the Old Pasture. He travels across the Green Meadows to the Old Orchard, hoping Polly Chuck will be glad to see him, only to find her distant and aloof. The restless tale follows a fear driven escape and awkward reunion, concluding with Johnny’s lonely return.
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Buster Bear
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Polly Chuck
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T. W. Burges
Baronet Image and Oddities From a Fragmented Note
A quirky fragment discusses baronets with paniers white wigs and dairy farms at Trianon. It mentions Count Beni as Anna Gould's first husband shaping mental pictures from musical comedy. The text also references New York ferries and various jumbled phrases about orphans, brick workers, and Alger Jr. with garbled end notes.
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