Amarillo Globe brief reader notice and historic masthead
A damaged newspaper fragment from the Amarillo Globe narrates historic masthead details and publishing notes for the Amarillo Globe, Globe-News Publishing Co., and associated schedules. The text includes founding dates, post office class, and publication hours with garbled trailing content.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Value of Conventions Spurs Amarillo Gains for Cattle Raisers
Amarillo welcomes the Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers convention, drawing about 2,500 attendees who spent over 125000 in the city. The event boosted business and civic spirit, with Houston showing a model of convention spending and publicity. Residents are urged to contribute to a 12000 fund to attract and host such gatherings.
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Amarillo
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Houston
Texas
Board of City Development
Let's End Atlantic Flight Tragedies and Save Lives
Editorial advocates halting further ocean flight attempts after multiple deaths since 1927. It argues the Atlantic can be crossed with current planes and calls for safer alternatives, criticizing ongoing ventures and urging focus on peaceful aviation progress. It notes fruit exports worth 60 million in 1927, led by apples, with England as leading market. It mentions other dated items and social quips, concluding with remarks on canal politics and a theft in Oklahoma.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Hawaii
Lindbergh
Department of Commerce
England
A Moonlit Harvest Night and a Parisian Mirage
Jill Justin and her brother Tony attend a harvest festival in Elliston West Virginia where Jill is kidnapped and rescued by Jack Stuart who later marries her. Years pass and the Stuar ts invest in mining and face jealousy, deceit, and a dangerous social circle led by Nita Ravelle and Francois Le Tarte amid a Pittsburgh engagement and a ballroom scandal.
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Jill Justin
Tony
Elliston
W. Va
Jill
Jack Stuart
Jack
Stuart
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mary
Mike
Stuarts
Nita Ravelle
Francois le Tarte
Pittsburgh
Mike Sweeney
Professor le Tarte
le Tarte
Billie
Ann
Amity
Peter Rabbit Questions Bobby Coon Cousins Down There
In Burgess style Peter Rabbit probes Scrapper the Kingbird about cousins of Bobby Coon and other forest relatives. Scrapper explains many animals have relatives in a warm land, naming Nosey the Coati and Kinky the Honey Bear among others as part of a playful cross-species family tale. Peter heads to Green Forest seeking Bobby Coon.
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Peter Rabbit
Scrapper
Kingbird
Peter
Bobby Coon
Porky
Porcupine
Billy Possum
Lightfoot
Deer
Yowler
Bobcat
Shadow
Bobby
Nosey
Raccoon
Coats
Nosey the
Coati
Kinky
Kinky the
Kinkajou
Cage Kinky the
Honey Bear
Buster Bear
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World and the Oriental Viewpoint
A Japanese sociologist visiting America observes traffic chaos in New York. An American guides him through subway and bridge experiences and explains saving three minutes by changing trains. The visitor muses on the practicality versus elegance of such moves.
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Mike Sweeney
Jill
Amity Smythe
Mike
Tony
Crabba
McIntyre
London
Regent Street
Fifth Avenue
London Bridge
John Bull
New York
New Yorker
Brooklyn Bridge
Park Row
Uptown
City Hall Station
Bridge Station
Grand Central
Police Department
Upper Broadway
Pickles musical at high school tonight
224 students perform Pickles a musical comedy at the high school auditorium at 8 PM directed by Miss Lorene Welch and Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher. The cast includes Hans Maier Arlen Sadderis Joyce Grosse and others as a Vienna set comedy with gypsy intrigue and a pickle maker.
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Lorene Welch
Hans Maier
Wurtzelpraeter Inn
Arlen Sadderis
Louisa
Maxine Gregg
Kinski
Detective Bureau of
Vienna
Will Ray Utterback
Rumski
Willard Grantham
Bob Brown
J. Jennison Jones
Farm relief debate at Plainview and Amarillo high schools
Plainview High and Amarillo High prepare for a local auditorium debate next Wednesday at 8 oclock. Amarillo takes the negative while Plainview argues for farm relief under McNary Haugen principles.
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Congress
Plainview High School
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Plainview
E. B. Fincher
Jack Fisher
Forum Club
Romary Booth
Louise Shae
Oretha Cornelius
Lubbock
Lubbock High School
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