Amarillo Globe Newspaper Masthead and Pricing Info
Historic masthead from the Amarillo Globe notes publication details including founding date February 20, 19 mn and 1924 second class matter status, rate cards for daily and Sunday editions, and service lines with offices at 119 East Marth street. It lists Associated Press ownership and business contact numbers.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Marth Street
Recognition of Enterprise Drives Amarillo Growth
The piece urges proactive recognition of enterprise to support Amarillo's growth as San Jacinto and Summers division expand. It calls for a subway under the railroad, a ward school south of Sixth Street, and a new street for west Amarillo to ease traffic and accommodate rising development in 1924.
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Amacillo
Bose
San Jacinto
Sixth Street
Polk Street
San Jacin
Tenth Street
J. L. Summers
Stammers
Amarillo
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From May 13 1925
Readout of weekday radio listings across multiple stations including WHA Madison WHAD Milwaukee WHAS Des Moines KGO Oakland and KFAR Lincoln detailing concerts organ recitals lectures and children programs with times from 4 00 PM to 10 00 PM plus notable performers like L A Coon pianist and Verne Keisey pianist in a period display of early network broadcasting.
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Madison
L. A Coon
Barts Swinany
Voral
Mil Watker
Wisconsin
Mpla
Minesota
Dick Long
ST Locis
Preason
Marne Cretes Waf
Kansas
School of the Air
Radin Oreneetee
Nighthawk
WNC Daves Port
Thulletina
the Sandman
T. Mirw Swindell
Jrtin “Naattenir
Robert MacGregor
Badtone
Des Moines
Rees- Hughes Orchestra
la Boharmes Trin Americas
Layton Rann Clut
Danree
Walt Jowa
KFAR
Lincoln
Hot Springs
1748
Gan
New Arlington
Fort Worth
Texan Hotel Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Ata
KLX
Sturio
KAD
Los Angeles
OM Leiiure
Art Hickmann
Lind
Mo Seigere
Reoheatra
Atwater Kont Artiete
Verne Keisey
Arena Hertrer
Johanny Bulek'e Cabirans
KGW
Portland
Tihildren
Connery
Marketa
Seventh Infantry Hand
Edwards sets rare record at Southwest Photo meet
Jack Fidwards of Edwards studio received a letter from G H Pittman and Brother Dallas praising his work after two prints earned a grade of 74 at the Southwest Photo Association convention in Dallas. His entries were chosen among the best to compete for national consideration, a rare achievement amid rivals from major Southwestern cities. Victims of cancer with removed larynges gain speech via artificial larynges.
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Jack Fidwards
Edwards
G. H. Pittman
Dallas
Southwest Photo Association
Jefferson Hotel
Thief of Bagdad Praised Despite Critics at Mission
A local column defends The Thief of Bagdad praising its artistry and special effects while criticizing critics. It notes the film’s lack of sex content and argues audiences demand high quality pictures, urging packed shows at the Mission theater all week. Also mentioned are social observations on fashion, gossip, and a trial of Joe Chambers for possession with intent to sell. Elephants in India are said to eat twenty three hours a day.
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Jantad
Inina
New York Day by Day A Tale of Valets and Vocation
New York writer notes Parker a 22 year valet with quiet dignity in service to his master. The piece contrasts Parker with other valets and includes anecdotes of theatrical handlers and social images amid New York’s bustling scene. It reflects on beauty and class through valet culture and gentlemen’s conduct.
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New York
Parker
Beau Brummele
Cafe Cigarette
Fragmentary 1936 Puzzle Notes From Vea Art Service
OCR fragment lists clues and hints for a puzzle or word game with numbered items and partial phrases. Mentions themes like pupil of the eye and South African colonial units, plus references to a final purpose and personal interest.
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Brasil
King Richard
Puzzle Word List and Clues From A Historical Page
A garbled list presents puzzle like terms and biographical hints. It includes phrases such as a poet, unadulterated talk, a sea island in the Mediterranean, and a feudal slave, with scattered abbreviations and unusual spellings.
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Sea Island
Mediterranean
New Filling Station at Thirteenth Polk to Open
A new filling station will be formally opened at 1301 Polk Street on Saturday by Fred Graves who moved to Amarillo from Burkburnett three months ago. He chose Amarillo after surveying West Texas as the best town in the state. The station will offer gasoline oil accessories tires and tubes and motorists are invited to attend the opening.
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Polk Street
Fred Graves
Graves
Amarillo
Burkburnett
West Texas
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Telephones
Businese
Associated Press
Ee One
WOOK
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East Sth Street
Bt. C. M. Humphrys
Polk St
Taylor Street
Puckett
W. D. Oliver
Springfield Tire Service
Martin Land Company
the Panhandle
KOA
Denver
Randman
Buale
Ginsburga Orchestra
Edmoston
ATAA
CNRW
CNRT
WEBD
Way
Southwest
D. C. Boone
D. C
Ray-Rynaum
Nunn Bldg
Bagdad
Douglan Fairbanks
Chihuahua
Mojica
West
Amarillo Films
Joke Chambers
Joe Chambers
Therff
West Sixth Street
India
Tack
Palmer Kindergartes
Taylor St
O. McIntyre
Jim
Ptarker
Pune
Hooper
Nouveaux Riche
Heath
Staga
Avenine
Vea-Art Service, Inc
Towlig Animal Ieee
Carrie M. Hitchcock Carver
Goo Tyler
Thirteenth Polk
Celeste
Tenth Avenue
Broadway
Palm Beach
Europe
McNauelit Syndicate
St. Robbins
Frances Morrison
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Lerton V. Dawson
Pracice
F. G. Roane
Hoch Whitcomb
Polk
Phone 101
Grant
E. M. McNamee
By ‘Stafford
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
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