Amarillo Daily Globe publication and mailing details
The fragment lists the Amarillo Daily Globe founding date February 20 1924 and offers publication details including entry as second class matter and various subscription rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It notes the publisher Amarillo Globe Publishing Company and address at 110 East Fifth Street.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Revenue bill compromise sparks mixed triumph in Congress
The Austin Statesman notes a 498 to to vote on a revenue bill compromise that pleases all three factions in the Howste. Republicans Insurgents and Democrats bargain over surtax rates with a final maximum of 37% and a shift in tax reductions benefiting small incomes. The Mellon schedule fails, ensuring the Treasury plan’s limits endure in the Senate.
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The
Austin Statesman
Treasury
Mellons
Senate
LaFollette
Congress
The Talk of Shorty and Jude: A Community Column
A playful, composite note surveys local voices and quirks from Shorty Jenkins to Jude Johnson. It muses on culture, success, and social judgment while poking fun at gossip and civic debates. The piece blends humorous quips with reflections on politics and manners.
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Shorty Jenkins
Jude Johnson
Iade
Shorty
Fashion notes from a 1924 stage scene in New York
McIntyre surveys 1924 theater fashion and backstage life in New York, lampooning men's styles from hats to boots, shirt studs, and vests. He mocks chorus life, actor salaries around $50 weekly, and the era's changing taste in costume and conduct. He notes stage blarney, drinkers, and the lore of barroom harmony.
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New York
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Half Minute Interviews Capture City Views in Amarillo
Citizens share varied takes on jobs, warrants, court cases, and growth. Remarks touch on salary myths, a potential warrant for a deputy, a jury schedule, a disputed hospital story, optimism in oil, and expected new residences and businesses in Amarillo.
First Cotton Sold in Canyon Forty Years Ago Recalls Growth
Panhandle briefs note that the first bale sold in Canyon occurred sixteen years ago from farmer P Friemel who raised cotton west of Imbarger. The report also covers Perryton gin plans, Mistletoe Creamery expansion, and rising cotton acreage in the Panhandle.
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P. Friemel
Imbarger
Canyon
George Steidler
Mr. Friemel
Texas
Canyon Trade
Mistletoe Creamery Company
Amarillo
Perryton
G. C. Nall
Panhandle
Eastland County land sold for small farms in Floyd area
Dr. W H Freeman of Sentinel Okla sells old Eastland county school land in Floyd county for subdivision. Dr Preenan improves the tract, hundreds of acres to be tilled this year. Floyd cotton acreage expected above 50 000 with Hedley crop yielding record profits, while Amarillo urges local college enrollment to boost Panhandle growth. Weather notes predict rain on the South Atlantic coast and bountiful grass and water across the southwest for years to come.
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J. David Thompson
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Hereford
Wilhareer
Texas
Floyd County
Eastland County
W. H. Freeman
Sentinel
Oklo
Preenan
Herbert Janvrin Drowne
the Country Gentleman
South Atlantic Seaboard
East Gulf States
West Gulf
Great Range Belt
Havre
Montana
Amarillo
Roswell
New Mexico
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