Amarillo Globe 1904 public notice prints post office act
Public notice announces a Merch Ordinance act and publication details. The item credits Wilbor G Hawk as publisher and lists the Amarillo post office, daily and Sunday editions, with archival references and department attributions.
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Amarillo
Amarilla
The Taming of Texas omitted Amarillo by critic
A Dallas News editor calls out a American Review of Reviews feature on Texas for excluding Amarillo and Panhandle, noting Amarillo’s population and growth surpass nearby cities. He urges the Panhandle region to gain recognition, urging coverage of gas and oil fields and state-wide equality.
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Tom Finty, Jr
The
Dallas News
American Review of Reviews
Texas
OF Texas
Mr. Finty
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ban Ant
Galveston
Texan City
Port Arthur
Orange
Houston
Corpus Christi
Palestine
Tyler
Freeport
el Paso
Laredo
Brownsville
Matamoros
Union
Texas Panhandle
Board of City Development
Finty
Panhandle
Our Military Parks transfer to Interior urged
War and Interior secretaries ask Congress to move seven national military parks from the War Department to the Interior. The plan aims for economy and efficiency under the National Park Service, preserving famed Civil War battlefields like Gettysburg Antietam Shiloh and Fredericksburg as patriotic shrines for future generations.
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Secretaries of War and the Interior
Congress
War Department
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Gettysburg
Antietam
Shi- Joh
Fredericksburg
Walking Revival Sparks Interest Across the Nation
The piece highlights C. C. Pyle's bunion derby proving travel can be done without cars or planes and notes Fleanora Sears of Boston undertaking a 70 mile New England hike for fun. It extols walking as recreation, urging gradual start to toughen feet and legs and promising fresh air sunshine and open country joys.
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C. C. Pyle
Sears
Boston
New England
Ohio man seeks new trial after murder conviction
An Ohio inmate convicted of murder faced death after a fellow prisoner confessed to the crime. The first man’s lawyer filed for a new trial, but the judge denied the motion on a technical timing issue, prompting calls for legal system reform.
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Ohio
My Best Girl by Kathleen Norris installment 11 reveals Maggie and Joe
Maggie Johnson, a 17 year old stock girl, grows close to Joe, the store’s heir in disguise. He warns her about love while she pursues a self confident ideal life. At home and work their bond tests class and ambition as Joe’s family watches.
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Mary Margaret Petheridge Johnson
Lizabeth
Maggie
Mack- Merrill
Joe
Millicent Russell
Magete
Maggte
Millicent
Millie
Johnson
Huhy Wtir
Mack
Mag
Russia
Joe Grant
Maggie Johnson
Nelly
George
Pop
Joy
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Saved From Friends Desire Of New Yorker By 0 O MccIntyre
New Yorker success brings isolation as friends seek favors and loans. A veteran writer observes rivals and former friends press for jobs, while stockholders and responsibility curb generosity. The piece reflects on loyalty, popularity, and the social cost of prominence.
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NEW Yorker
O. McCintyre
New York
Tadeeenete
Wim
Doubtlers
Old Mr. Toad Digs In for the Smiling Pool
In a Burgress tale Old Mr. Toad worries about Mr. Blacksnake and seeks safety by digging in. A Merry Little Breeze and Sharpshin the Hawk comment as the toad buries himself, leaving only a hollow in the sand. Copyright 1928. The next story follows.
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Mr. Toad
Mr. Blacksnake
Peter Rabbit
Briarpatch
Toad Peter
Coyote
Old Man Coyote
Peter
Sharpshin
Merry Little Breeze
Old Mr. Toad
Smiling Pool
Little Breeze
Mr. Blackenske
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World A Vision and a Prediction
A Southwest Arizona tale recites a Mexican shepherd's murder and a judge who, after a whiskey-fueled recess, sentences Jose Manuel Miguel Xavier Gonzales to hang four weeks hence. The jurors verdict comes as spring nears and nature promises renewal.
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Southwest
Arizona
Ctizenry
Kentucky
Sai
Jose Manuel Miguel Xavier Gonsales
Imperial Domain
Jose Manuel Miguel Xavier Gonzales
Man Lived on American Continent A Million Years Ago
Smithsonian scientists report evidence that humans inhabited North America during the Pleistocene era. Dr. J W Gidley led fieldwork at Melbourne Vero Florida and confirms human remains in Pleistocene strata with tools and mastodon bones nearby. The Pleistocene age spans roughly 100000 to 1000000 years ago.
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International News Service
Washington
American
Smithsonian Institute
America
Smithsonian
Mel Florida
J. W. Gidley
Dr. Gidley
E. H. Sellards
Florida
Verno
Melbourne
Amherst-Smithsonian
Vero
Gidley
Quiet Family Christmas Portrait In A 1920s Notebook
A narrator describes Joe at family dinners during a festive season. He offers gifts to his mother and father yet remains emotionally distant and detached. He attends dinners and dances sparingly, citing his "research work" as his living situation. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Merrill
George Howard Merrill
Frank Flint
Joseph Grant Mackenzie Merrill
George Merrill
Joe
Kathleen Norris
Mary Pickford Fairbanks
Club of the Hundred Thousand formed by gourmets
Franco French gourmets form the Club of the Hundred Thousand to promote refined dining and culinary discussion among members.
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Dion
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