Amarillo Globe Publishing Company imprint note
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act March 3 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company 110 East Fifth street telephones News Department 8201 3200 member Associated Press note on AP use and news dispatches credited to it or not credited in this paper
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
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Associated Press
Postal rates list for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico
In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico the monthly rate is four dollars and forty cents while six months cost six dollars and twenty five cents. Sunday only subscription costs six dollars per year and one dollar fifty cents for daily mail.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ste Gee
Cn Ustesance
Amarillo
A Good Grain Year urged for West Texas farms
J M Radford of the J M Radford Grocery Company appeals to managers and reporters to promote planting more small grains in West Texas. He argues five acres per farmer can grow wheat rye and barley on fallow or between cotton rows to provide feed and winter pasture, aiming for good prices at harvest and relief if cotton yields fall. He urges spreading the plan via local papers and farmer networks to diversify away from cotton.
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J. M. Radford
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Amarillo
Radford
West Texas
Dallam County Awards Apology from The Globe
The Dalhart Texan notes Dallam County placed second at the Texas-Oklahoma fair in Wichita Falls this week. The Globe apologizes for a mistaken report and explains a teletyped omission of the second place winner Randall County, with Deaf Smith third.
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Dallam County
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
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Deaf Smith County
Dallas County
Globe
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Randall
Deaf Smith
Wilbarger
Collin
Roosevelt County
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Winter and Broadway Reflections in New York Night
McIntyre surveys a winter mood in Gotham, contrasting theatre magic with urban hardship. He notes Fifth Avenue comforts and East Side need, recounts a disheveled drinker’s ruin, a flower shop first-night gesture, and a newspaper columnist anecdote about a jail swim for a Cincinnati waiter job.
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New York
Gotham
Bayville
Academy Hill
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Burton Holmes
Oil King Dead Alfred C Bedford Obituary
Alfred C Bedford chairman of the board of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey died at his home near New York City aged sixty one. He began as a clerk and rose to become a leading figure in the global oil industry.
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Alfred C. Bedford
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
New York City
The Plot Thickens in Martha Dennison’s Family Tangle
Martha Dennison faces a drifting marriage as her daughter Natalie courts danger with Perry MacDonald while Arthur seeks cash to please Mimi and Natalie plans defiant steps. Lucien Bartlett looms as a married rival as Perry confesses love and Natalie's mood turns volatile.
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Martha Dennison
Arthur
Natalie
Perry MacDonald
Mimi
Natalie Falf
Lucien Bartlett
Perry
Martha
Doran
5Th Avenue
Lucien
Lucient Bartlett
Natalie Dennison
Taoat
Brief Farewell Sparks Quiet Departure
A woman nods and hails a curbside taxi, moving away as Perry stands and watches her leave, a brief moment of departure captured in the street scene.
Natalies Fantasies Of Elopement With Lucien Bartlett
Natalie dreams of eloping with Lucien Bartlett imagining the shock to her family while maintaining she is sensible and sophisticated. The scene ends with a stray note about a water powered kitchen gadget, an egg beater and salad mixer.
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Lucien Bartlett
Natalie
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Taylor Streets
Sth Avenue
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John Held JR
Associated Variety Co., Inc
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C. H. Black
Chiropractor—Palmer
Room
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