Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details and Pricing
The Amarillo Daily Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and filing as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists publishing details for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with address 1106 East Fifth Street and shows subscription rates for various durations including weekly monthly and yearly options.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Good Natured Editor Promotes Amarillo Home Merchants
The Globe editor stresses that local merchants employ people, spend profits in Amarillo, and fund buildings, pavements, sidewalks, roads, bridges, and schools. He argues mail order houses do little for Amarillo infrastructure and challenges readers to respond to the question.
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Amarillo
Ama- Milko
Panhandle
Amarillo poised to attract new glass factory investment
Industrial interest grows as Amarillo, rich in natural gas and high grade selicia sand near the smelter, attracts attention from Wichita Falls glassmakers. Local prospects hinge on cheap fuel and abundant raw materials, signaling forthcoming industrial expansion.
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Amarillo
Inndustries
Wichita Falls
Selicia
Amarilo and Traveling Salesmen Honor Banquet
The piece extols Amarillo based traveling salesmen as vital to city growth praising their promotional role. It urges citizens to support and welcome the salesmen and their families and to approve an upcoming banquet hosted by the Board of City Development with the salesmen as guests of honor.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
The Tactless Texan Curiosities and Critiques
A column of snappy, opinionated jabs from Amarillo about politicians, reporters, Kipling, and local life. It riffs on governance, graft, and media charity while wryly noting quirks of Texans and the Panhandle. The piece blends humor with social commentary and local color.
Daily Radio Listings On March 2 Across Networks
Radio schedules show KDKA Pittsburgh and WEAF New York airing debate on capital punishment with Warden Lawes and Dr William Lathrop Love. Programs include KGO Oakland Come Out of the Kitchen and a varied lineup of concerts talks and church services across cities, with Admiral Rodman and other performers featured.
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Pittsburgh
The
American Legion
WEAF
New York
Warden Lawes
Dr. Williams
KGO
Oakland
Arthur Westmayr
Vesuvius
Adelie F.oodard
Billy Wynne
Greenwich Village Inn
Mary Howard
Jane
Thornton Fisher
Harry Jentes
Anita Dietrich Kneip
Tabor Witmore
Lawes
Sing Sthe Penitentiary
William Lathrop Love
Wiz
Trinity Church
Ambassador Trio
Joel Coffey
Jack Nelson
Paul Specht
Doris Doe
U. S. Navy
Navy
Hugh Rodman
Hotel Astor
Broadway dancers clash as fame and feud drive acts
Professional dancers on Broadway clash amid tempers and rivalries. A scuffle left a partner with gashes, police intervened, and two top teams struggle with egos. The Hippodrome posts record receipts while Sixth Avenue Playhouse shifts to vaudeville and kid friendly entertainment.
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New York
Broadway
Hippodrome
Sixth Avenue Playhouse
Local Bits From Amarillo and Nearby Towns
Weather reports and social notes describe eight snows in twenty two days in Amarillo and mentions of C D Shaw from Hereford. Reports state about 187 Texas counties have county farm agents and reference German silo use for a century. Also notes Texline marriages Em Fox and Gene Church and a Methodist revival ending with 100 converts. A quip about barbers in Jerusalem from Professor Moore and burlesque performers McPeek and McPike are mentioned.
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Amarillo
C.D. Shaw
Hereford
Texas
Germany
Novelty Art Shop
E. 8Th St
Texline
Frank Morris
Greenville
John Moore
Santa Fe
Jerusalem
Professor Moore
Discount on All Suit Orders for 30 Days
Local retailer at 306 East 4th Street announces a 10 percent discount on all suit orders for the next 30 days. Customers are urged to take advantage of the limited-time offer.
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Tenth Street
East 16Th
The Uninvited Quest At Mission Theater
Movie notices praise the Technicolor adventure The Uninvited Quest with its vivid undersea photography and a strong cast. The Fair theater features Boy of Mine as its main draw, plus the Tarkington story adaptation with Jun ior’s choice guiding a hopeful ending. Liberty shows The Secret of the Pueblo with Stan Laurel comedies.
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Booth Tarkington
Fair Theater
Falm
William Woodbine Latimer Jr
Junior
Liberty
Neal Hart
Stan Laurel
Santa Fe Trail
Half Minute Interview Voices Local Opinions
Amarillo residents share brief views on health diets weather taxes and architecture In the exchanges Tom Turner mentions a milk diet Jeff Bartlett notes wet springs bring no wind Jess Sanders highlights U C T membership and traveling salesmen Buck Bozeman praises Amarillos hospital J H Harris jokes about timing Tom Bruner supports unit tax reform and past service on a valuation board U N Olver praises Buenos Aires as a beautiful city with a ten year tax exemption for prize architecture
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U. N. Olver
Buenos Aires
Spring Mailbag Gags and Local Quips Arrive
Readers send lighthearted trinkets and puns to the editor including a Spanish sign joke about miles to San Isedro and a note about a hardboiled Amarillo boy with initials R A W. The column lampoons seasonal editor mail with playful wordplay and quips.
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New Mexico
San Isedro
Hospital installing modern X-Ray outfit at Northwest Texas
A complete and modern X ray machine is being installed at Northwest Texas Hospital this week. Dr. Walter Van Sweringen assisted by a Victor X-Ray representative is installing the equipment. Dr Sweringen heads the X Ray and materiology work at the hospital.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Walter van Sweringen
Victor X-Ray Company
Sweringen
Munn and Lockwood in Amarillo for Wheat Growers meetings
Munn the sales manager of the Texas Wheat Growers' Association and C L Lockwood traffic manager of the Southwest Wheat Growers' Association are in Amarillo on business and for the directors' meeting tomorrow.
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Munn
C.be
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
C. L. Lockwood
Southwest Wheat Growers’ Association
Amarillo
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