The Amarillo Globe News 1924 Rates and Delivery Notice
Public notice from The Amarillo Globe News published 1924 outlining mailing payment options subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, and service commitments including delivery by 1 o clock in the evening and contact instructions for missed copies.
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Veres
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Globe-News Publishing Co
Lieth
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John McCarty
Norris Fwing
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Youth drives campaigns as youthful leaders gain ground
The Glove 18 notes youth influence in 1936 campaigns with Binford Arney and C. B. Williams steering Democratic and Republican efforts at Clint Small and Ernest Thompson headquarters. It argues strict enforcement of traffic laws would improve highway safety nationwide.
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Cleveland
London
Binford Arney
Clint Small
Arney
Panhandle
Ernest ©. Thompson
C. B. Williams
A. & M. Colege
Utopian Driver Training and Changing Nomination Methods
The article surveys proposed traffic safety reforms including universal annual vehicle checks and driver education across multiple states and cities. It then analyzes the shift from party conventions to direct primaries in selecting candidates, noting varying state practices and policy debates nationally.
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National Party
United States
New Mexico
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Utah
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Lemke Third-Party Candidacy Shapes Democratic Convention
Analysis of William Lemke's Union Party prospects near the Democratic convention notes potential to siphon votes from Roosevelt and influence the race against Landon. The piece cites Townsend followers, Father Coughlin support, and past Prohibition vote dynamics to illustrate possible outcomes and state-by-state ballot access uncertainties.
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Philadelphia
William Lemke
Union Party
Lemke
Pather Coughlin
Dr Townsend
Huey Long
Roosevelt
London
Landon
Frank Hanty
Indiana
Tra Landrith
Malachivella
É& the
Prohibition Party
Teker
Hughes
Gail Everett Finds Wealth Heir to Arizona Ranch
Gail Everett, an aspiring designer in New York, learns Travers Mining and Developing Co. plans to buy her Arizona ranch for cash while Rex Hall schemes to seal the deal. Rex discovers Gail is the owner and squares off with Madame Lizette, Natalie uncovers Travers backing, and Gail contemplates a trip to Arizona to meet her mysterious uncle as Derek's faith wavers.
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Gail Everett
New York
Madame Lizette
Derek Hargreaves
Gail
Dick Searles
Rosemary
Arizona
Mark Chapman
Travers Mining Co
Mark
Rex Hall
Lizette
Travers Company
Jed Hoskeer
Giles Harding
Derek
Lucille Travers
Rex
Madame Lisette
Bertram Gage
Mater
Rancho Angelo
Layette
Madame
Cal ‘Travers
Travers
Natalie
Mrs. Barton
Suefile Travers
Ging
West
Zep Crossing is Vogue Now by O. O. McIntyre
A New York column surveys 1930s society obsessions with Zeps, lookalikes, and fashionable figures. It notes ferries, entertainers, and club life in lower Manhattan while musing on aging stars and changing styles.
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Zep
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Robert Woolsey
Herb Swope
Lucky Baldwin
Bobby Clark
Paul McCullough
Jack Pearl
Dave Apolion
Walter Chrysler
Gainsborough
Benny Leonard
Col
Joe Hartfield
Billy Moore
Bob Garland
Algonquin
Normandie
Harry Leon Wilson
Avenue
Stories in Stamps by 1S Klein on Bernardino Rivadavia
In post independence South America civil strife followed new republics. Bernardino Rivadavia, Argentina’s 1826 president, failed to unite loyalties, sparked civil war, fled to Europe, returned to Spain where he died in 1845. Argentina issued several stamps honoring him.
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South America
Spain
Bernardino Rivadavia
Simon Bolivar
San Martin
Rivadavia
Argentina
Europe
The Bold One Leaves Home to Seek the Great World
In a rural fable tone a bold young fox named The Bold One follows a curious path away from his family into an untamed pasture. He discovers an old fox den, claims it as his own, and contemplates independence while wary owls watch from nearby trees.
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Italy
Reddy Fox
Fox
Bold One
Bunery
Word Builder and a Social Tightrope
Fragmentary passage notes a daughter and son tension with social risk. A gigolo’s marriage into a rich circle prompts caution, as the husband keeps to acceptable behavior to avoid expulsion. The text hints at public scrutiny and family duty within a reforming social code.
Beautiful youth and mythic clues puzzle
A dense crossword style list with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It mixes mythic terms and common words, including references to gods, bodies, colors, and objects, suggesting a themed wordplay grid and solver hints.
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