Amarillo Globe Publishing Company rate card text
Publishing and mailing rates listed by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company. Rates shown for daily and Sunday editions by mail for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico, including one week, one month, six months and one year options. Sunday only rates also provided.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Amarillo
Carner
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Summers backs Amarillo growth as Country Club district turns two
The Globe notes the second anniversary of the Country Club district founded by J. L. Summers. It lauds his ambitious efforts to build a premier Amarillo neighborhood, praising his prudence, local support, and belief in Amarillo and the Panhandle. Summers is described as a city builder and key asset.
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J. L. Summers
Amarillo
Summers
Country Club
Country Club District
Mr. Summers
United States
Hearst
Fort Worth
Tlinois
Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma
Amarillo Editorial Urges Bivins for Mayor and Civic Posts
The Southwest Plainsman endorses Lee Bivins for mayor and backs the citizen ticket of Bivins Fisk Harris, praising his honesty and financial steadiness. It criticizes Lon Marrs for Fergusonian rhetoric and promises of cheap water, urging Amarillo voters to act and not remain indifferent. It promotes civic involvement and notes local election timing and duties.
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Southwest Plainsman
Lee Bivins
Ag Pever
Amarillo
Marrs
Lon D. Marrs
Len D. Marrs
C. A. Fisk
J. H. Harris
Lon
Tactless Texan recaps Amarillo political feud and fronts
A column from Amarillo mocks Lon Marrs and Old Tack in a heated mayoral race. It notes beer price disputes, City Hall debates, and rival Lee Bivins, with asides on local newspapers and Panhandle lore. The piece references Hearst and The Globe, Panhandle sentiment, and Texan humor.
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Lee
Amarillo
Lon
Old Tack
L-X Ranch
Lee Bivins
X-L
Miles
Daily Radio Program Listings Across Cities 1925
A condensed schedule lists evening and afternoon radio programs for WLW Cincinnati KGO Oakland KYW Chicago WLS Chicago WMA Madison WHA Madison WLS Chicago and others for Monday March 30 1925 including church services concerts orchestras and children's segments with multiple time slots and station identifiers.
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KGO
Oakland
Arch
Portland
Council
Colburn Orchestra
WSAI
Cincinnati
Little & Small
Cliff Rine
WMH
Kentucky
Progressive Asso
WLW
Timee
Sar
Cino
Symphor
Kathryn Haun
Howard Haford
Wore
MPLS
ST. Paul
Fort Snelling
Madison
Dora May Latta
Luella Nienaber
Bruce Wma
Chicago
Li le Kyw
WLS
WCBD
Zion
Cornet Quartet
Paris Sartorial Scene and Homesick Notes From New York Day by Day
Paris is a showcase for extravagant dress with English eccentrics, pink caps, and violet wigs in cafes. Dr. Edgar Lovett visits from Rice Institute. Basil Woon writes on Paris from Ritz to Montmartre. The author longs for Houston, fears graft, and plans to sail home after a week.
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Paris
Paree
New York
George Jean Nathan
Montmartre
Rue de Riveli
Cafe de la Paix
America
Edgar O. Lovett
Rice Institute
Europe
Dr. Lovett
Houston
Tex
Basil Woon
Ritz
Woon
London
Doctor saves dog by reattaching tail in local tale
A doctor friend sewed a dog’s tail back on after an injury. An enemy of the doctor swore out a warrant for his arrest on a charge of retailing with out a license. A woman with a hired girl probes gossip and quips about wedding entertainments and chitchat in a lively domestic vignette.
Courage Lost and Versailles Visit Recalled in Odd Memoir
A narrator regrets cowardice in failing to resist a hat check girl’s tip extortion. He then recalls a Versailles afternoon that revived his spirits with palace grandeur. He mentions the nearby guillotine remains visible outside the palace gates as a chilling contrast.
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Sole Mia
Versailles
Palace
Memory of France’s Royal Splendor Revealed in Fragment
A line from a 1925 McNaught Syndicate piece notes the dream of France’s bygone royal splendor fading from memory, hinting at nostalgia and loss within cultural memory.
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France
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Setemmeeees
The
Globe
Bivins-Fisk-Harris
Buick Cadillac Garage
Folk Street
Lon Marre
Tack Poleon
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Josh Billings
Ss School
Kopp
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Emervon
Little Brown
Mann Sisters
Richardson
C. O. McIntyre
Nora
Joe Killough & Co
Polk
Dad
Baby
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyaena
Stafford
Chas. Stafford
N.S. Griggs
Taylor St
Chilhood
Palmer
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