Tax deadline draws crowds at Ama rillo revenue office
Many residents rush to pay income tax at the Ama rillo Federal Building. Deputy revenue collector Frank Buckingham notes some delays and expects delinquents to rise but predicts district receipts will exceed last year. Penalties include 25 percent plus 5 percent interest and up to $1000 fine if paid after March 15.
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Amarillo
Frank Buckingham
Federal
United States Revenue Office
Msual
Buckingham
Potter County
Mr. Buckingham
Berlin loses status as world military capital now
Berlin's Reichswehr and former army posts have been dispersed or repurposed. The city now hosts fewer than one full army post with many barracks housing civilians and new institutions. A New York newspaper man occupies rooms near the Brandenburg Gate as police reserves guard the area.
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Gus M. Oehm
United Press Staff
Berlin
U. P
Re‘ehewehr
Green
Ministry of the Interior
Army Ministry
Labor Ministry
Wdclery Doctors’ School
West Offhe
Military Patent Office
General Staff
Reischbank
Old Brandenburg
Ander Dem Linden
New York
Reichswehr
Germany
Jazz Dominates Record Sales In Amarillo Says Music Dealer
W F Beck of Panhandle Music reports jazz exceeds other genres in demand in Amarillo. People of all ages buy jazz while old time fiddler and opera selections also circulate. Parents and grandparents favor jazz, students seek opera, and bluesy horn jazz appeals to rural buyers.
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W. F. Becktold
Panhandle Music Company
Ammarillo
Azl Records
Bet Club
Riddle
Becktold
Dana T. Harmon
Bay
Anite
Fritz Kreisler
Mischa Elman
Turkey
Eck Robinson
La Follette Dictates Income Tax Cut Policy
Mrs. Prentice Richards of Tulsa arrived Friday to visit Mrs. L. B. Richards at 1619A Washington street. She will stay a week.
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la Follette
Prentice Richards
Tulsa
L. B. Richards
Washington Street
Daily Globe Want Ads Deliver Results
Daily Globe want ads offer clear, effective notices for buyers and sellers. Readable listings cover jobs rooms and services, with concise details designed for quick action and broad local exposure.
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The
Daily Globe
Saturday lull in Tri-State Fair Bond drive noted
A quiet Saturday slowed the Tri-State Fair Bond campaign as committees attended to stores and offices. The drive will resume tomorrow with donors including Thomas & Thomas and Duke Drug Co among those registering full support, plus others like Amarillo Hardware Co and State Life Insurance Co.
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Thomas & Thomas
Duke Drug Co
Jarrett’s
Mariton
Thomas &Thomas
Amarillo Hardware Co
H. V. Robertson & Co
Great West Mill & Elevator Co
State Life Insurance Co
White and Kirk. Armstrong Storage Co
Spring Cleaning Takes Over Amarillo Homes In 1924
Wives brace for the annual rug beating as March’s lambish entrance spurs a citywide spring clean up. Men seek relief via mechanical aids and hired help while shops report a personal clothing inventory and spring sales. Families spiff up yards, rooms, and flower beds as movers note no surge in relocations.
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John
Amarillo
March
Jimmy
West Tech Building Work to Start Soon
Lubbock report states construction on the West Texas Tech is to begin within the next 60 days. Dr. P. W. Horn, regents member, notes plans after a study trip with educators and architects. He urges affordable access for students and a city home-building program to accommodate growth.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
P. W. Horn
Board of Regents
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Pace
Europe
Iun
Hertner’s
Happy Plumber
Ertner &Son
United States
Senate
Robert M. la Pollette
Wisconsin
Finkler Electric CO
Polk
Kirschbaum
Adams
Parr
Polk St
West Tech
Credit
C. R. McAfee
Taylor
the Panhandle
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