Amarillo Daily Globe Founded February 20
Publication notice states the Amarillo Daily Globe was founded February 20 and entered as second class matter on February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under the Act of March 8 1879 The paper publishes evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with office at 110 East Fifth Street The Associated Press has exclusive right to use for publication all AP news dispatches and the regular local news published herein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Subscription Rates Across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico
Rates listed for daily and Sunday subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. One month costs 0.50 for daily and 1.60 for Sunday per year. Six months cost 2.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo
Amarillo at the heart of the Forty-fifth Texas Press meet
Visiting editors summarized Amarillo as a thriving, well planned city with strong buildings, schools, churches, and industry. They praised its wholesale and retail commerce, gas and oil prospects, cotton farming, and expanding ranches. The trip left the impression Amarillo will grow as every citizen is sold on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mineral Wells Daily Index
Panhandle
Texas Press Association
Daily Radio Program Listings Across Networks
A compilation of 1930s radio schedules listing programs by time, city, and station. Various orchestras, concerts, educational shows, and conventions are noted, with mentions of Democratic and Republican conventions and specific performers and bands.
Radio listings for Chicago and nationwide broadcast schedule
A dense schedule lists stations from KYW to KGO with daily afternoon and evening programs. Notable items include Democratic National Convention coverage on WJ and KSD, concerts and talk shows across major markets, and local university and orchestra broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Holmes
James Niemeyer
Fred Schroeder
William Loberg
Geo. Osborn
Madison
KSD
AT. Louis
Venta
Mussic
Delmonts
WDAF
Kansas City
The
Star's Radio Trio
School of the Air
Nighthawk Frolic
Sweeney Radio Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Sportnewa
Erwin Swindell
John Malloy
WOAW
Omaha
WOS
Jefferson City
A.C. Ragadale
Louisville
Frank Holland
WMC
Memphis
WwMc
WFAA
Dallas
WBAP
Fort Worth
KYW
Chicago
Fisher
Argue
Mres
Andreas G. Wackenreuter
John Stamford
Clallie Menkes
Alice Hiltman
Mre
B. G. McDermott
WQJ
Ralph Williams
Rainbo Gardens
WMAQ
WGN
WDAP
Drake
Jack Chapman
WLAG
Minneapolis
George Osborn
Lively column of jokes and quips from Kerrville Lions meeting
Dr O Malley opens with humor about an Irishman and a wedding night joke. Tales of a nervous wife and a patent medicine, weather stories from Arkansas, and a mother in law joke frame this reminiscence. A college president notes youth knowledge may outpace parents, ending with a punchline about a man with snake like hips unable to wear suspenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. O'Malley
New York Day by Day Describes Aged Scrub Women Tragedy
Dawn in New York reveals the plight of aging scrub women who toil overnight in hotel lobbies earning about 35 dollars a month. They live in harsh poverty, with high rents and little rest, while a charity worker notes this class rarely begs. The piece laments progress swallowing old eateries like the Grand Street High Chair, once Roosevelt’s favorite, now razed for new cafes with constraints on charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Marys
Old Mays
High Chair
Grand Street
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Table D'Hote
Mama Laloy
Jack Hall Ranch Dance Pavilion Draws Big Crowd
The 60 by 60 foot pavilion on the Jack Hall ranch four miles west of Amarillo hosted a large crowd for the opening night. Cottonwood arched canopy and three miles of shade trees overlook a spring fed stream known for bass. An electric light plant is installed and plans for a dam and swimming pool are underway. The Happy Black Aces orchestra provided music as auto parties visited the ranch for family picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Jack Hall
Amarillo
Hall
Hall Ranch
Happy Black Aces Orchestra
Rain Breaks Armstron g County Dry Spell
Claude Texas June 25 rainfall of about one inch ends a prolonged dry spell. Farmers cheer prospects for crops with continued cotton planting and frost-free conditions. Vegetation responds as grass greens and gardens look good. Local cafe scene and radio anecdote conclude with modern life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Tex
Henson Buys Four Lots on Carolina Street in Summers Addition
Ben Henson purchased four lots in Summers addition on Carolina street. He may construct homes on the parcels, subject to local zoning and building approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Henson
Carolina Street
Mr. Henson
Dohoney Returns to Amarillo Over Landergic Land Sale Ties
E L Dohoney former Amarillo public schools superintendent rejoined the city with family in the Maples on West Tenth street. He and B O Taylor are handling a 60000 acre Land ergin land sale to be divided into farm tracts. Dohoney, a noted educator, has paused in Paris on related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Dohoney
Amarillo
B. O. Taylor
Paris
Vernon
Dohoney
Nobles
Oasis Band Concert Tonight at Oasis Swimming Park
A free band concert by Dave Derden's band of twenty five musicians is set for tonight from 6 to 8 at the Oasis swimming park on the Amarillo Dalhart highway. Access is via North Fillmore street and the north highway. Swimming will follow and be allowed during the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Swimming Park
Amarillo-Dalhart Highway
Dave Derden
Oasis
Fillmore Street
North Highway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Carrie M. Hitchcock
Carver
Tyler
Palace
Shop of Personal Service
West Sixth St
Congress Hotel
Mildred Pike
Philip Milleville
Mary Potter Smith
Jean Andrews
Wqs
Ralph Williame
Oriole Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Concert Orchestra
KHO
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
Dance Orch
KFI
Angeles
Hollywoodland Orchestra
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seiger
Jack Fair
Fairmont Hotel
WHA
ST. Louis
Kiel
School of the Air Music
Palmer Radio Orchestra
Frank Buckingham
WSB
Atlanta
Misa
Bonnie Earnhardt
Charles A. Shelton
Wehas
Radio Forum
Neva
Jesse McKee
Ft. Worth
Arnate
St. Francs
Frederick Isham
Max Marcin
KGO Players
KRJ
Harry Porter
San Phan Sa An
Rud Saci
Andy Berger
Theodore Irwin
Selah Gordon
Bradfield
Portland
George Olsen
Hui DA
Dea
PUB On
EF. Thompson
Kerrville
Dedr Sirs
Arkansas
O. O. McIntyre
Jack Hall Ranch
Armstrong County
East Fifty-first Street
Aeolian Hall
Mc Naught Syndiaxta
E. L. Doroney
Tur
Just
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!