Amarillo Daily Globe Public Notices and Publication Details
Historic Amarillo newspaper information notes the Amarillo Daily Globe founded February 20, 1924, publishing Hoverings except Saturday and Sundays, with office at 110 East Fifth Street. It lists telephones for News and Business, and subscription rates for carrier and mail editions across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
The Tactless Texan and Oddities of the Era
A humorous, fragmentary column notes quirks and curiosities including profiteers in words, a London surgeon’s serum claim, a dramatic grandpa story, an Amarillo bride’s meat market order, bobbed hair and bank robbery jokes, Paderewski’s dog, a missing cat, fashion fads, and odd observations on society and wit.
Amarillo Leaders Reflect on Growth and Networking
In a half minute interview F B Salter recalls Amarillo's early days and notable residents who returned to engage in business. Mayor Blasdel cites pay rolls and growth potential, while Ezra Hopkins notes a local prairie chicken arrest. Other speakers discuss regional commerce, cotton districts, and long distance telegraph reach.
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F. B. Salter
Amarillo
W. A. Barlow
J. N. Freeman
J. C. Paul
Ben Bynum
Ray Wheatley
John McKnight
Terry Thompson
Marvin McCullough
R. H. Collier
Guy Beverly
Reed Potter
Mr. Collier
Beverly
Potter
Collier
National Bank
Blasdel
Alway
Ezra Hopkins
Panhandle
Ben Whitefield
Carson- Hutchinson
B. D. Garman
Whitefield
Justice of the Peace Davidson
Agricultural Development Key to Amarillo’s Growth
Sunday May 4 1924 argues crop prospects promise a great Panhandle year. It urges maximizing agricultural development to build a permanent citizen base, noting Amarillo’s four assets: rich farmland, a vast gas field, central location, and proactive citizens. It cautions not to overcommit to oil alone while oil growth should proceed alongside farming. If a major oil strike occurs, plan to expand resources and aim for a city rivaling Fort Worth or Dallas within a decade.
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Panhandle
Potter County
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dallas
New York
Broadway
Underworld
Amarillo Oddities Highlight City Characters
A reporter investigates quirky Amarillo residents in a side project, noting a man who starts work earliest, a banker who bans nonessential mentions, a wife who scolds by mockery, and several businessmen who speak in clipped phrases. The survey also mentions a Mah Jongg and Teapot Dome disinterest, a hat maker with many heads, and a cautionary stance on dating speedsters.
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Amarillo
Good season expected in Armstrong County
Claude Texas May 3 Armstrong county settles up as new arrivals pour in to Panhandle and golden plains. Farmers prepare cotton land with Mebane seed due to late spring. About 12000 acres to cotton this year, up from last year. Wheat oats peaches plums apples and strawberries show strong prospects. Onions also planted. Farmers optimistic for 1924 crops. Read movie news in the peach section of today’s Globe.
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Claude
Tex
Armstrong County
Armstrong
Panhandle
Golden Plains
See America First See the World Then Proves a Dilemma
A New York columnist recalls a jeweler turned whistleblower who returned over 200000 dollars in stolen gems while avoiding exposure. The prose shifts to travel fantasies and the tension between abroad and staying home as readers weigh Europe’s crowds against American itineraries.
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Paris
Canadian Rockies
Long Island
America
Europe
Tom
California
Grand Canyon
Mattie
London
Jane
Germany
Munich
Brown
Blinn
John
Europé
Moscow
Vienna
Czecho-Slovakia
Mary Scott
Hotel Trianon
Trianon
Little Court Yard
Mary
Berverly Hills
Elite
Minute Movies: The Men Unloading Incoming Rubber Sacks
The report notes men handling and unloading sacks described as rubbery bundles. It highlights the activity and workers involved in this mechanical operation without graphic detail.
Front Room Quiet Knitting Amid Agricultural Roadside Scene
A tranquil scene near York shows a front room activity with a woman quietly knitting while chickens peck along the road. The text notes the area being uniquely free of heavy automobile disruption. Copyright 1924 by the McNaug Syndicate Inc.
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York
The
McNaug Syndicate, Inc
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Telephones News Department
Business Department
P. Percy Johnson
Grandpa Johnson
P. Percy
Banks
Jude Johnson
Paderewski
Aes
Frank Coats
Doherty
Toledo
Citize
H. L. Adkins
Lee Satterwhite
Col
Ernest Thompson
Brussels
Tom Cotten
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Gilliam
Dawes
United States
Today’s Globe
C. O. McIntyre
Steamship Company
Southampton
Ameribe
Stanley Browns
Rileys
England
Great Britain
Cherbourg
France
Trianon Hotel
Fresno
Twenty Ninth Street
Speakeasy
John Jones
Tropics
Hawaiian Orches Musical Agency
Forty Second Street
George Matthew Adams
U. B. Patent Office
Nheelan
Bast Aroma
N.Y
the” Mothball Makers Union
Eus Heans
Wheela
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