Amarillo Globe front page details and rates for March 1 1997
The Amarillo Globe announces its edition details for March 1 1997 including publication days evenings except Saturday and Sunday mornings in combination with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists publisher editor and general manager and notes Associated Press rights and standard subscription rates by mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Fillmore
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Now Locating Clarendon College Spurs Amarillo Support
The Clarendon News reports a plan to place Clarendon college near Amarillo under the Methodist church guidance. Amarillo is urged to back the project financially and morally to prevent a second rate outcome. Clarendon and the Plains region would gain from a strong educational institution.
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Clarendon College
Amarillo
Methodist Church
Clarendon
Methodist Conference
Plains
Canyon College
Canyon
Imarillo
The World Moves Forward On Aging And Progress
An essay argues against nostalgia for the so called good old days praising modern comfort and progress. It questions whether today’s generations are truly worse and suggests celebrating easier living and greater access to work, education, and opportunity.
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Pullman
A College Man and a Pretty Girl Spark a Harvard Saga
In Boston and Marblehead during August, Harvard captain Bill Alden enjoys the social whirl at the Breck mansion. Rose Abbott confronts him over identity and loyalty after a mistaken masquerade, revealing tensions between romance and duty. The chapter ends with an unresolved confrontation.
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Boston
Harvard
William Alden
Cambridge
Stephens
Cape Cod
Hydeport
Marblehead
Mr. Alden
Bill Alden
Yale
Prince of Wales
Rose Abbott
Breck's
Harry Breck
World moves forward not backward says progress advocate
A speaker argues that society should embrace faster travel, modern conveniences, and rising living standards as signs of progress. He dismisses nostalgia for the past and urges making life even easier for future generations. He asserts the world continuously advances.
Coolidge veto of McNary Haugen farm bill cited across papers
Several newspapers report President Coolidge vetoed the McNary Haugen farm relief bill, deeming it unconstitutional or unworkable. They note the veto shifts political dynamics, critique price fixing schemes, and press for tariff reform as farmers seek relief strategies.
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Chicago Herald-Examiner
Coolidge
Senate
Ste
Greenville
Washington
Goeridge
Chicago Journal
Chicago
Midwest
NEW Mexico State Tribune
Congress
THE
Milwaukee Journal
Omaha
Middle West
Dawes
Lowden
White House
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
ST. Louis Star
Chicago Journal OF Commerce
Chicago Daily News
Snowy Owl Whitey Helps Farm Keep Rats Away
Farmer Brown and his son watch Whitey the Snowy Owl hunt a rat by day, proving the bird can see well in daylight. They praise the owl for rats caught and decide he may stay as long as he wishes, wary of other predators like skunks. The tale shifts to a forthcoming story about Whitey making a mistake.
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Grandpa
Croaker
Whitey
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Jin
Jimmy
Overnight Texas News: Local Approvals and Political Shifts
Reports from Austin Mineral Wells Houston and Paris summarize water diversion permits a National Guard land sale notice a failed push to replace Texas double primary and a university land sale measure A Houston raid on a rural poultry operation yields whisky mash and a still death of Mary Christie a Houston Post-Dispatch director’s wife and the heavy rainfall across northeast Texas totaling 3.15 inches over 24 hours.
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Paris
Texas
Building New Offices City Departments
The interior of City Hall’s lower floor is being remodelled to house growing department work. New offices are planned for the tax assessor, easing congestion at the city secretary’s office. The building inspector’s desk moves to the engineering department on the second floor reducing clutter.
City Commission To Hold Brief Session
The city commission meets at 7 pm in a short session curtailed by evening events. Important business will be considered before adjournment to accommodate the cattlemen's banquet, auto show, and other attractions.
Seven Suits for New York Gentlemen from Custom Cutters
The New York Custom Cutters' club dictates seven suits for a well dressed city man. A claw hammer coat is to be worn in place of a tuxedo when women are present. Trousers must measure 17 12 to 19 inches at the bottom.
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Associated Press
New York
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