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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
4
An OCR fragment outlines subscription options and rates for daily and Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It lists one week one month three months six months and one year terms with prices, including a Sunday only option.
In Amarillo high school notes the Lions face Vernon with strong booster pride and a giant crowd expected. Students enjoyed a bonfire and pep rally as the Sandies prepare for a crucial Monday clash in Vernon, with many urging fans to travel and cheer.
Bill Adams pushes immediate water solutions as Col. Ernest Thompson backs the Globe stance on urgent supply. Spud Fulton reports moonlight duck shooting near Amarillo. John Gilvin criticizes the Globe editorial on water amid a crowd of visitors. Ends with a Globe want ad.
Cincinnati WLW WSAS WSAI WMH and more list daytime and late night programs across cities. Includes football Nebr vs Notre Dame slate and multiple musical ensembles from orchestras to bands with curfew and concert programming across stations in Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Davenport Omaha and Portland.
Canyon Texas notes National Education Week with schools in the Panhandle inviting West Texas State Teachers College to supply speakers. Events include sessions in Happy with a six day program led by J L Dulfot and others through November 21 and 29 featuring faculty from sociology education history expression agriculture and a college band.
A column narrates a night on Polk Street with party companions and wary views on women, contrasting mercenary dating with a longing for true love. The narrator recalls reading in a Boston Bean Pot style tale about materialist expectations, then shifts to hunting geese at dawn, describing a close encounter with a gander.
O C McIntyre records a traveler’s stroll through New York City and Jersey marshes blending street scenes from Bowery and Park Row with memory, humor, and a tale of a failed Amarillo merchant. He notes Weather, people, and urban oddities while reflecting on aging, family, and journalism.
A speaker in a distorted monologue describes sending a flock of dead ducks anonymously to a location near Amarillo Country Club. The intent appears to threaten or provoke without clear justification, with mention of violence linked to diet and a vague aim of affecting someone.
Cleveland police hunted remnants of the Sly-Fanner gang and five bootleggers after the ambush slaying of Louis Rosen and his brother in law Adolph Adelson, victims in a feud between bootleggers and hi-jackers. Rosen, a noted bootlegger, had clashed with the rival gang over stolen alcohol. Adelson, visiting, was not linked to the feud.
Saniah author announces the book Alfonso XIII Unmasked or the Militaristic Terror in EMIA. December 20 gress opening in Lima Paral F Trubee Davison shown as speaker of the House.
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