Amarillo Globe Classifieds and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe records its founding date February 20 1924 its post office filing and edition details. It lists telephone numbers for News and Business departments and rates for subscriptions by mail within the regional area.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ross Rogers Sells Amarillo Theater Interests
The Globe endorses Ross Rogers as a public-spirited Amarillo citizen who sold his motion picture interests and plans to retire as manager of three local theaters. It defends his stand on Sunday public amusement, notes his openness about opening the Fair theater, and commends his integrity, independence, and service to Amarillo and the Panhandle.
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Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Rogers
Wichita Falls
Fair
Dent-Munselman
Dent
Mr. Musselman
Manly
Mr. Rogers
Panhandle
Globe
Canyon Business Man Praises Globe Over Amarillo Junior College Move
A Canyon resident writes to the Globe praising its fairness and opposing an Amarillo plan to establish a junior college. He argues the move would burden Amarillo taxpayers, highlights the West Texas State Teachers College nearby, and notes growing Amarillo student support at Canyon.
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Globe
Amarillo
Canyon
West Texas
Lve
West Texan State Teachers’ College
United States
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Bowery Lodging Houses Reflect Hopes and Hard Times
New York writer D O McIntyre observes Bowery upstairs lodging houses for men at thirty cents a night. He describes the grim, gray scene of displaced men, many with faded dreams, the charity system, and the contrast with artists and Central Park scenes. He notes few arrests in lodgings and muses on the fate of painters amid Manhattan galleries.
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Bowery
Potters Field
Hfe
Central Park
Kin Hubbard
Ez Pash
Manhattan
Daughters of Today Drama Brings Natalies Affair to Fore
Martha Dennison confronts the drift in her marriage as her daughter Natalie draws close to Lucien Bartlett, broker, while Perry MacDonald battles jealousy and a growing urge to discipline Natalie. The theater outing exposes tensions and unsettled loyalties in a tangled triangle.
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Martha Dennison
Arthur
Natalie
Perry MacDonald
Mimi
Lucien Bartlett
Perry
Martha
Lucien
Partlett
John
Natalie Dennison
Lucian Bartlett
Sails for fallen plane plan for sea flight
Tests by the British air ministry will trial a new all metal flying boat with telescopic duralumin masts and 1000 square feet of sail. The monoplane, metal built, uses Napier engines of 450 horsepower for open sea reconnaissance with the fleet.
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United Press
London
British Air Ministry
Getting Out The Paper A Commentary On News Balance
The Colorado Outlook laments the pressure of print choices and the balance between原创 material and exchanges. It notes complaints about being too silly or too serious, lazy, busy rustling news, or filling the paper with junk. It ends by acknowledging crediting exchanges.
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Colorado Outlook
Colorado
Rugs flood Constantinople as Turkish port welcomes imports
Persian rugs and carpets have surged in demand in Turkey. One shipment of 1,200 bales arrived in Constantinople in a recent month, illustrating the strong market for these goods.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Conscience and a Forbidden Friendship Tested
Martha frets over Perry's marriage as Natalie risks danger with him. Martha debates warning Natalie while internal conflict grows about losing Perry's companionship. The curtain rises, deepening her self focus and attachment as she weighs ending the relationship.
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Perry
Martha
Natalie
Texas Public Schools Enroll Over One Million Students
Statistics from the Texas Department of Education show 1,194,655 pupils enrolled in public schools last year and expect higher figures this year. The report marks a milestone in state education.
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United Press
Austin
State Department of Education
Texas
Simmons Cowboys Made Official Texas U V C Band
Abilene Texas October meeting of the U C V adopts resolutions making the Simmons University cowboy band the official band of the Texas division and pledges support to the Southland Memorial association. They thank Congress for the five million 50 cent pieces minted in 1925 to aid the mountain Confederate memorial project.
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Abilene
Tex
Simmons University Cowboy Band
Texas Division
Southland Memorial Association
United States House and Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Simmons University
Jefferson Davis Sanderer
San Angelo
Waco
Dairy Report For September 1925 Of Sample S
A September 1925 dairy report summarizes sample s production metrics and quality indicators for the period. It outlines yields, fat content, and processing notes used by farmers and processors to assess dairy outputs.
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