Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe notes its 1924 founding and operation as a joint publication with Amarillo Daily News, listing publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur Hawk, with Associated Press affiliation and office contact details. Subscription rates are provided for Amarillo carriers including weekly, monthly, six month, and annual options, plus Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Hotel Herring to Rise in Amarillo Publicity Star
Colonel C. T. Herring, a leading Amarillo businessman, unveils a new Hotel Herring costing over a million dollars. The hotel, slated for occupancy January 1, will be among the South’s finest. Colonel Ernest O. Thompson leases the hotel for 20 years and will manage it, strengthening Amarillo’s development.
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Colonel Herring
Texas
Amarillo
Globe
Herring
South
United States
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
Colonel Thompson
Oil Prosperity in Panhandle Spurs Development in Texas
The April government report shows demand outstripping supply by about 3 million barrels, roughly 100000 per day, signaling strong oil industry prospects in the Panhandle. Amarillo’s International Harvester shop reports $80000 in repairs last month, underscoring North Texas agricultural wealth amid a boom.
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United States
Panhandle
Wortham
Smackover
Oklahoma
Amarillo
International Harvester Company
W. A. Fisk
Texas
Amarillo Gathers Support for Immediate Street Repairs Before West Texas Convention
Community leaders urge swift pavement fixes as Amarillo faces heavy traffic from the West Texas Chamber of Commerce event. J. W. Clifton calls for necessary repairs prior to the visit, noting the city hall overload and growing streets in disrepair. Citizens seek practical action to present a cared-for city.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Clifton
J. L. Summers’ Force
Amarillo
Radio schedules list hundreds of stations by city
Tuesday's silent stations and alphabetically arranged programs outline a dense grid of radio times and offerings. Listings cover WEAF WJZ WABC and many others with orchestras, concerts, drama, news, baseball scores, and variety shows across Eastern and Central time regions.
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WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
Holyoke
CKCL
Toronto
WRC
Washington
WJZ
Worcester
WEAF
U.P
Wkkre
Cincinnati
Eugene Lerario
WSAL
WFAA
Dallas
Honey Boys
Daman
Joy
Raven Ore
K. Eas
Greer
KOA
Denver
J. Tillotson
WHO
Des Moines
Raleigh Quintet
Fort Worth
Hot Springs
KPRC
Houston
Harmony Four
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WHB
KFAB
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Radio Club
KHJ
WHAS
Louisville
Rosson
WMC
Memphis
Britling
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
WSM
Nashville
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
Neal Jones
KPSN
Pasadena
Charlie Paddock
Tandier
KGW
Portland
CNRR
Regina
KPO
San Francisco
Seiger
Ad Club
Glee Club
Gene James
KSD
ST. Louis
CNRV
Vancouver
Belmont Orchestra
WCBD
Zion
New York Nights Push Mimsi Toward Hard Choices
Mimsi, a hopeful artist in early New York, scavenges for work after moving from Tranquillity. She fights hunger and cold, confronts wealth excess, and reflects on thieves and class divides as she wanders from St. Nicholas Avenue to Fifth Avenue.
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Mimsi
New York
St. Nicholas Avenue
Ulster
Fifth Avenue
Mima
Mime
Siedee
Che
Ned
Marsh
Merle
Connie
White
Desolate Wind Poem by Emily Fairleigh
A short lyric by Emily Fairleigh invokes a wild wind and rustling trees to ponder fear and contrition. The speaker asks the wind about its mission as night fills the scene with moaning branches and quivering leaves.
Johnny Chuck Breaks Rules After Jimmy Skunk Advice
Johnny Chuck tries life without worry after Jimmy Skunk tells him not to carry troubles. He ignores Polly Chuck, explores the Green Forest, and enjoys carefree adventures, becoming a modern tramp for a day. The tale ends with the moral that peace comes from not dwelling on troubles.
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Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Polly Chuck
Welcome Robin
Green Forest
Polly
T. W. Burgess
Danger Signals of Indigestion Warn Readers
A 1920s style health notice lists five indigestion signs gas fullness dullness restlessness and heart fluttering. It promotes Ferraline as a stomach treatment and claims a money back guarantee if two conditions are not met.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Ivo
Leonhardt
City Drug Co
Leunhanit
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Richmond
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Oriole Orchestra
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WOS
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