Amarillo Realtor Promises Big Publicity for City Growth
The Amarillo Realtor, official magazine of the local real estate board, debuts with 100 pages of photos and reports on Amarillo's development. It lauds W. A. Stone for leadership and suggests monthly issues could bring widespread free advertising for the city.
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Amarillo Realtor
Panhandle
Amarillo
W. A. Stone
Board of
City Development
American Historical Association Endowment Aims to Elevate History
A new drive by the American Historical Association seeks a 1 million endowment to place American history alongside soldiers and statesmen. Columbia University hosts the effort with executive secretary Frederic Duncalf of Texas. advisory members include Elihu Root and VP Dawes, with Beveridge heading the national committee. The plan emphasizes deeper research and teaching to illuminate immigration, sectionalism, law, and economics beyond surface study.
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Associated Press
Dallas
American Historian
America
American Historical Association
Columbia University
New York
Frederic Duncalf
University of Texas, Austin
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
New York City
Charles E. Hughes
Maten
Fembia University
Bert
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew D. White
George Bancroft
James B. Anl
Henry Adams
George F. Hoar
Harles Francis Adams
Henry Charles Lea
George Burton Adams
William A. Dunning
H. Morse Stephens
Public Sale of Impounded Stock in Amarillo
City of Amarillo to sell by highest cash bid at City Pound Gates Fourth and Monroe Street from 2 to 4 pm Saturday December 4 1924 impounded livestock listed include a black mare about 16 hands high 12 years old and a grey gelding about 14 hands high. Poundkeeper W D Pegett announces the auction under city ordinances.
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Amarillo
Monroe Street
W. D. Pegett
Fragmented Half Minute Interview Text
A garbled passage presents a list of names and stray phrases. It reads like a damaged page segment with unclear speech and unclear attribution. The excerpt mentions Beacons and regions but lacks coherent events or concrete details.
Audrey and Parrish confront secrets in Mor-ton home
Audrey grapples with jealousy and social scrapes as Parrish helps her hide money troubles and fragile plans with Nona and Marcie. Morton and Audrey navigate affection, family strains, and a dinner disruption while Marcie’s presence tests loyalties.
Reddy Fox Tracks Mrs. Grouse in Stealthy Hunt
Reddy Fox persists in trailing Mrs. Grouse after a failed setup. He tracks scent clues around a brush pile and finds a new trail, convinced she outwitted him. Chatterer the Red Squirrel Semmy Jay and Blacky the Crow mock and noise attract attention as Reddy hurries to secure his prey.
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Reddy Fox
Mrs. Grouse
Mr. Grouse
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Bee
Semmy Jay
Blacky
Crow
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
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