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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for Amarillo by coast and by mail across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico. It shows rates for one week one month six months and annual options with a Sunday daily combination and a Thursday issue dated November 13 1924.
Roscoe L. Gass buys Lockney Drug from A. M. McMilaln with Logan Haynie to join the business. The Lockney Beacon adds a $6000 Model 8 Linotype. A tail-less rat is mistaken for a rare animal by H. S. Webb and John Graham at The Globe office. This item notes local business changes and social notices across Wheeler Shamrock Panhandle and nearby towns.
Central and western US stations list afternoon to late night programing. Chicago stations KYW WMAQ and WLS feature orchestras farm news theater and music shows. Other cities include WGN KW, WHAS, WHO, WOC, KSD, KANSAS CITY networks, and regional talks and concerts.
Merle Cayton, John and Phillips Campbell amid Claude church changes. FE L Hunter, Sunday school supt and Claude public schools head, opened church doors with boys joining the visit to Amarillo. Fort Worth Klan plans rebuild of lava burned Klavern at $70 000. D J Moron of Dumas in Amarillo on business. Carl Cullom delivering cars sold in Canadian.
A collage of quick remarks from Amarillo residents and figures on topics from gas and electric rates to real estate and fashion. Citizens like H M Brown and Col C T Herring weigh in on taxes, services, and personal limits while businessmen, bankers, and civic leaders comment on economy and public life.
New York hotels shrink lobbies as prohibition-era profits wane. Madison Avenue Biltmore Roosevelt and Ritz convert facades to shops with a Rue de Ritzi vibe. New hotels pack under 360 rooms with full kitchens per floor, aiming at smart high-paying clientele. Caruso the bootblack at Woolworth Building expands amid brisk trade. A late-night subway encounter highlights urban contrasts.
Lon Marrs vows not to run again for mayor of Amarillo after a hard hitting campaign. Lee Williams argues newspapers are the only advertising that pays, reflecting strategy shifts in local politics.
Miss Merrill Ramsay teaches in Floyd county. Vernon installs a 300 horsepower Fairbanks-Morse oil engine to bolster its light and power plant. J H Pendleton builds a one story brick structure in Vernon. Gun Repairs at 114 W. 7th. County cotton totals show large year over year gains with several counties listing 7 000 plus bales. Hall and Hardeman report notable increases. A steam driller works three nights in the East Seventies as a business man battles sleep by tossing medicated bombs among workers.
The document lists departmental chairmen and members for the 7th District across Amarillo and other Texas locales. Names include Mrs. M. P. Bewley Fort Worth and Miss Annie Webb Blanton Austin in various fields such as American Citizenship Education Public Welfare and Home Economics.
Chicago November 13 reports show women pastors advancing ministry. Josephine Campbell led a Methodist church in Indiana managing 39 converts and a substantial budget. Sarah Dixon has seven years at Hyannis Mass and three degrees. Rhoda Dickinson became Montana Congregational moderator.
At Buffalo ninth annual meeting of the American Council of World Alliance for International Friendship through the churches discussed avenues to world peace. Speakers included Dr. Julius Richter Rabbi Stephen S Wise John Hi Clarke and Sir Willoughby Dickinson. Wise urged America to abandon war mindset and lead in peace. He cited Japan relations and partisan politics as obstacles to peace.
Proceedings from the Seventh District at Amarillo yesterday show motions granted and overruled, cases passed to submission, writs of prohibition granted in part, and numerous dockets from Wilbarger Potter Briscoe Lipscomb Wheeler Donley Foard Deaf Smith Randall Dickinson Hemphill Hall. Several cases are set for submission December 3 1924 with entities including W. T. Raleigh Co C. W. Lemon Guaranty State Bank Inter-State Cattle Loan Co Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co Ft Worth & Denver City Ry Panhandle Santa Fe Ry and Chicago Rock Island Gulf Ry.
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